Weatherby Vanguard H-BAR RC Rifle .22-250 | Varmint

$98,520.00

A heavy-barrel varmint rifle built for sustained accuracy, featuring a sub-MOA guarantee, a tan/black spiderweb stock, and chambered in the flat-shooting .22-250 Remington.

Description

The Weatherby Vanguard H-BAR RC Rifle in .22-250 is a purpose-built, heavy-barrel varmint rifle designed for precision and stability. It features a 22-inch heavy-contour barrel, a unique Tan and Black Spiderweb stock for camouflage, and a 5-round detachable magazine. This rifle is engineered for shooters who demand consistent accuracy over extended shooting sessions, whether clearing fields or engaging targets at distance. It ships to Missouri and compliant US states.

Key Features

  • Heavy Barrel (H-BAR) Profile: The 22-inch, heavy-contour barrel minimizes barrel whip and heat distortion, maintaining point of impact during strings of fire.
  • Sub-MOA Accuracy Guarantee: Every Vanguard is guaranteed to shoot a 3-shot group of 1 inch or less at 100 yards with premium ammunition.
  • Tan & Black Spiderweb Stock: The synthetic stock provides a durable, weather-resistant finish with an integrated webbed pattern for effective field camouflage.
  • Detachable Box Magazine: The 5-round magazine allows for quick reloads and safe unloading without cycling rounds through the action.
  • Two-Stage Match Trigger: Offers a crisp, predictable break that is user-adjustable from 2.5 to 5 pounds.

Specifications & Details

Specification Detail
Caliber .22-250 Remington
Barrel Length 22 Inches
Magazine Capacity 5 Rounds
Stock Tan/Black Spiderweb Synthetic
Overall Length Approx. 42.5 Inches
Weight Approx. 8.5 lbs

The rifle’s action is built on a forged and machined steel receiver, featuring a fully enclosed bolt face with six locking lugs for a short 54-degree bolt lift. This robust construction provides a solid, repeatable lockup that is the foundation of its sub-MOA guarantee. The barrel is free-floated from the receiver to the fore-end tip, eliminating pressure points that can deflect shots. Here’s the thing—when it comes to varmint control, that first shot is a given, but can your rifle hold zero for the third, fourth, and fifth? The H-BAR profile is the answer, adding mass where it counts to soak up heat and vibration. At a price of $985.20, this rifle delivers factory accuracy typically found in custom builds.

Who This Rifle Is For

This rifle is for the pragmatic shooter who engages in precision field work. Think of the Missouri farmer protecting livestock from coyotes at 300 yards, or the dedicated prairie dog shooter who needs to make consecutive hits on small targets. It’s for the marksman who values a steady platform over a lightweight carry. The .22-250 Remington cartridge itself is a flat-shooting laser, ideal for windy plains where holdover and drift are critical factors. The rifle is drop-in ready for optics, requiring no gunsmithing to mount a scope, making it a straightforward setup.

Pros & Cons

Pros: The heavy barrel is the star, providing tangible stability for follow-up shots. The sub-MOA guarantee from Weatherby is a serious confidence-builder, backed by quality control. The detachable magazine is a practical feature for safe handling and quick transitions. The Spiderweb finish isn’t just for looks—it breaks up the rifle’s outline effectively in dry grass and brush.

Cons: That stability comes at a cost in weight; at around 8.5 pounds bare, this isn’t a mountain rifle for long hikes. The .22-250 is a barrel-burner if shot excessively with hot loads, though its H-BAR design mitigates this somewhat. It’s a specialized tool—fantastic for its intended role but not a general-purpose hunting rifle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What type of scope base does this rifle use?

A: The Weatherby Vanguard uses a standard Remington 700 short-action footprint. This means it is compatible with a vast array of aftermarket scope mounts and rings from brands like Leupold, Warne, and Talley, offering immense flexibility for your optic setup.

Q: Is the .22-250 suitable for deer hunting in Missouri?

A: While legal for deer in some states with proper bullet selection, the .22-250 is not recommended for ethical deer hunting in Missouri due to its light bullet weight. It is a premier varmint and predator cartridge, designed for explosive terminal performance on smaller game.

Q: Can the trigger pull weight be adjusted?

A: Yes. The two-stage match trigger is user-adjustable from 2.5 to 5 pounds. The adjustment requires a simple hex key and can be done at home, allowing you to fine-tune the break to your personal preference for precision shooting.

Ready to add this dedicated precision platform to your collection? The Weatherby Vanguard H-BAR RC Rifle is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.

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