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WEATHERBY VANGUARD .308 WIN for sale
WEATHERBY VANGUARD .308 WIN for sale
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Guns International #: 103107510
Seller's Inventory #: 518517
Category - Weatherby Rifles - Vanguard
- Rifles - American Bolt Action
WEATHERBY VANGUARD .308 WIN
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 518517
The Weatherby Vanguard in .308 Winchester has a history deeply intertwined with the development of the Vanguard line itself, which was conceived as a more affordable alternative to Weatherby‚‚s flagship Mark V rifle. Here‚‚s a look at its history:
The Genesis of the Weatherby Vanguard (1970):
Recognizing that their high-end Mark V rifles, while renowned for their strength and accuracy, were beyond the budget of many hunters, Roy Weatherby sought to create a more accessible rifle that still upheld the company‚‚s standards for quality and performance.
In 1970, Weatherby introduced the Vanguard. This new rifle was based on the Howa 1500 bolt-action manufactured in Japan by Howa Machinery Co., Ltd., a partnership that continues to this day.
The Vanguard was initially offered only in standard calibers, specifically excluding Weatherby‚‚s proprietary magnum cartridges, to keep costs down and differentiate it from the Mark V.
The .308 Winchester Chambering:
The .308 Winchester was among the standard calibers offered in the original Weatherby Vanguard lineup. Introduced by Winchester in 1952, the .308 quickly became and remains an incredibly popular and versatile cartridge for hunting medium to large game, as well as for target shooting.
Chambering the Vanguard in .308 Winchester made perfect sense as it catered to a broad spectrum of hunters who favored this widely available and effective round. It positioned the Vanguard as a direct competitor to other popular bolt-action rifles of the time, such as the Remington Model 700 and the Winchester Model 70.
Evolution of the Vanguard and the .308 Offering:
Over the decades, the Weatherby Vanguard has undergone several refinements and has been offered in numerous configurations and sub-models (e.g., VGS, VGX, VGL, Weatherguard, Sporter, Synthetic).
The .308 Winchester has remained a consistent and popular chambering throughout the Vanguard‚‚s history, reflecting the enduring appeal of the cartridge.
While the core Howa 1500 action has remained the foundation, Weatherby has applied its own specifications and quality control to the Vanguard, including features like a fully enclosed bolt shroud, fluted bolt (on some models), and distinct stock designs.
More recently, Weatherby has emphasized the accuracy of the Vanguard, with many models carrying a sub-MOA (Minute of Angle) accuracy guarantee, often achieved with Weatherby factory or premium ammunition. This commitment to accuracy has further solidified the Vanguard‚‚s reputation as a high-performing rifle at its price point.
Modern Vanguard offerings in .308 Winchester can be found in various stock materials (synthetic, wood), finishes (blued, Cerakote), and with features like threaded barrels for muzzle de
Manufacturer: WEATHERBY
Model: VANGUARD
Caliber Info: .308 WIN
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 24
Action: BOLT ACTION
Finish: camo
Price: $749.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 518517
The Weatherby Vanguard in .308 Winchester has a history deeply intertwined with the development of the Vanguard line itself, which was conceived as a more affordable alternative to Weatherby‚‚s flagship Mark V rifle. Here‚‚s a look at its history:
The Genesis of the Weatherby Vanguard (1970):
Recognizing that their high-end Mark V rifles, while renowned for their strength and accuracy, were beyond the budget of many hunters, Roy Weatherby sought to create a more accessible rifle that still upheld the company‚‚s standards for quality and performance.
In 1970, Weatherby introduced the Vanguard. This new rifle was based on the Howa 1500 bolt-action manufactured in Japan by Howa Machinery Co., Ltd., a partnership that continues to this day.
The Vanguard was initially offered only in standard calibers, specifically excluding Weatherby‚‚s proprietary magnum cartridges, to keep costs down and differentiate it from the Mark V.
The .308 Winchester Chambering:
The .308 Winchester was among the standard calibers offered in the original Weatherby Vanguard lineup. Introduced by Winchester in 1952, the .308 quickly became and remains an incredibly popular and versatile cartridge for hunting medium to large game, as well as for target shooting.
Chambering the Vanguard in .308 Winchester made perfect sense as it catered to a broad spectrum of hunters who favored this widely available and effective round. It positioned the Vanguard as a direct competitor to other popular bolt-action rifles of the time, such as the Remington Model 700 and the Winchester Model 70.
Evolution of the Vanguard and the .308 Offering:
Over the decades, the Weatherby Vanguard has undergone several refinements and has been offered in numerous configurations and sub-models (e.g., VGS, VGX, VGL, Weatherguard, Sporter, Synthetic).
The .308 Winchester has remained a consistent and popular chambering throughout the Vanguard‚‚s history, reflecting the enduring appeal of the cartridge.
While the core Howa 1500 action has remained the foundation, Weatherby has applied its own specifications and quality control to the Vanguard, including features like a fully enclosed bolt shroud, fluted bolt (on some models), and distinct stock designs.
More recently, Weatherby has emphasized the accuracy of the Vanguard, with many models carrying a sub-MOA (Minute of Angle) accuracy guarantee, often achieved with Weatherby factory or premium ammunition. This commitment to accuracy has further solidified the Vanguard‚‚s reputation as a high-performing rifle at its price point.
Modern Vanguard offerings in .308 Winchester can be found in various stock materials (synthetic, wood), finishes (blued, Cerakote), and with features like threaded barrels for muzzle de
Manufacturer: WEATHERBY
Model: VANGUARD
Caliber Info: .308 WIN
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 24
Action: BOLT ACTION
Finish: camo
Price: $749.99
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 103107510
Category - Weatherby Rifles - Vanguard
- Rifles - American Bolt Action
WEATHERBY VANGUARD .308 WIN
Description: Guns Listing ID: 518517 The Weatherby Vanguard in .308 Winchester has a history deeply intertwined with the development of the Vanguard line itself, which was conceived as a more affordable alternative to Weatherby‚‚s flagship Mark V rifle. Here‚‚s a look at its history: The Genesis of the Weatherby Vanguard (1970): Recognizing that their high-end Mark V rifles, while renowned for their strength and accuracy, were beyond the budget of many hunters, Roy Weatherby sought to create a more accessible rifle that still upheld the company‚‚s standards for quality and performance. In 1970, Weatherby introduced the Vanguard. This new rifle was based on the Howa 1500 bolt-action manufactured in Japan by Howa Machinery Co., Ltd., a partnership that continues to this day. The Vanguard was initially offered only in standard calibers, specifically excluding Weatherby‚‚s proprietary magnum cartridges, to keep costs down and differentiate it from the Mark V. The .308 Winchester Chambering: The .308 Winchester was among the standard calibers offered in the original Weatherby Vanguard lineup. Introduced by Winchester in 1952, the .308 quickly became and remains an incredibly popular and versatile cartridge for hunting medium to large game, as well as for target shooting. Chambering the Vanguard in .308 Winchester made perfect sense as it catered to a broad spectrum of hunters who favored this widely available and effective round. It positioned the Vanguard as a direct competitor to other popular bolt-action rifles of the time, such as the Remington Model 700 and the Winchester Model 70. Evolution of the Vanguard and the .308 Offering: Over the decades, the Weatherby Vanguard has undergone several refinements and has been offered in numerous configurations and sub-models (e.g., VGS, VGX, VGL, Weatherguard, Sporter, Synthetic). The .308 Winchester has remained a consistent and popular chambering throughout the Vanguard‚‚s history, reflecting the enduring appeal of the cartridge. While the core Howa 1500 action has remained the foundation, Weatherby has applied its own specifications and quality control to the Vanguard, including features like a fully enclosed bolt shroud, fluted bolt (on some models), and distinct stock designs. More recently, Weatherby has emphasized the accuracy of the Vanguard, with many models carrying a sub-MOA (Minute of Angle) accuracy guarantee, often achieved with Weatherby factory or premium ammunition. This commitment to accuracy has further solidified the Vanguard‚‚s reputation as a high-performing rifle at its price point. Modern Vanguard offerings in .308 Winchester can be found in various stock materials (synthetic, wood), finishes (blued, Cerakote), and with features like threaded barrels for muzzle de Manufacturer: WEATHERBY Model: VANGUARD Caliber Info: .308 WIN Condition: Used - Non-Certified Barrels: 24 Action: BOLT ACTION Finish: camo Price: $749.99 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 103107510
Seller's Inventory #: 518517
Category - Weatherby Rifles - Vanguard
- Rifles - American Bolt Action
WEATHERBY VANGUARD .308 WIN
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 518517
The Weatherby Vanguard in .308 Winchester has a history deeply intertwined with the development of the Vanguard line itself, which was conceived as a more affordable alternative to Weatherby‚‚s flagship Mark V rifle. Here‚‚s a look at its history:
The Genesis of the Weatherby Vanguard (1970):
Recognizing that their high-end Mark V rifles, while renowned for their strength and accuracy, were beyond the budget of many hunters, Roy Weatherby sought to create a more accessible rifle that still upheld the company‚‚s standards for quality and performance.
In 1970, Weatherby introduced the Vanguard. This new rifle was based on the Howa 1500 bolt-action manufactured in Japan by Howa Machinery Co., Ltd., a partnership that continues to this day.
The Vanguard was initially offered only in standard calibers, specifically excluding Weatherby‚‚s proprietary magnum cartridges, to keep costs down and differentiate it from the Mark V.
The .308 Winchester Chambering:
The .308 Winchester was among the standard calibers offered in the original Weatherby Vanguard lineup. Introduced by Winchester in 1952, the .308 quickly became and remains an incredibly popular and versatile cartridge for hunting medium to large game, as well as for target shooting.
Chambering the Vanguard in .308 Winchester made perfect sense as it catered to a broad spectrum of hunters who favored this widely available and effective round. It positioned the Vanguard as a direct competitor to other popular bolt-action rifles of the time, such as the Remington Model 700 and the Winchester Model 70.
Evolution of the Vanguard and the .308 Offering:
Over the decades, the Weatherby Vanguard has undergone several refinements and has been offered in numerous configurations and sub-models (e.g., VGS, VGX, VGL, Weatherguard, Sporter, Synthetic).
The .308 Winchester has remained a consistent and popular chambering throughout the Vanguard‚‚s history, reflecting the enduring appeal of the cartridge.
While the core Howa 1500 action has remained the foundation, Weatherby has applied its own specifications and quality control to the Vanguard, including features like a fully enclosed bolt shroud, fluted bolt (on some models), and distinct stock designs.
More recently, Weatherby has emphasized the accuracy of the Vanguard, with many models carrying a sub-MOA (Minute of Angle) accuracy guarantee, often achieved with Weatherby factory or premium ammunition. This commitment to accuracy has further solidified the Vanguard‚‚s reputation as a high-performing rifle at its price point.
Modern Vanguard offerings in .308 Winchester can be found in various stock materials (synthetic, wood), finishes (blued, Cerakote), and with features like threaded barrels for muzzle de
Manufacturer: WEATHERBY
Model: VANGUARD
Caliber Info: .308 WIN
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 24
Action: BOLT ACTION
Finish: camo
Price: $749.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 518517
The Weatherby Vanguard in .308 Winchester has a history deeply intertwined with the development of the Vanguard line itself, which was conceived as a more affordable alternative to Weatherby‚‚s flagship Mark V rifle. Here‚‚s a look at its history:
The Genesis of the Weatherby Vanguard (1970):
Recognizing that their high-end Mark V rifles, while renowned for their strength and accuracy, were beyond the budget of many hunters, Roy Weatherby sought to create a more accessible rifle that still upheld the company‚‚s standards for quality and performance.
In 1970, Weatherby introduced the Vanguard. This new rifle was based on the Howa 1500 bolt-action manufactured in Japan by Howa Machinery Co., Ltd., a partnership that continues to this day.
The Vanguard was initially offered only in standard calibers, specifically excluding Weatherby‚‚s proprietary magnum cartridges, to keep costs down and differentiate it from the Mark V.
The .308 Winchester Chambering:
The .308 Winchester was among the standard calibers offered in the original Weatherby Vanguard lineup. Introduced by Winchester in 1952, the .308 quickly became and remains an incredibly popular and versatile cartridge for hunting medium to large game, as well as for target shooting.
Chambering the Vanguard in .308 Winchester made perfect sense as it catered to a broad spectrum of hunters who favored this widely available and effective round. It positioned the Vanguard as a direct competitor to other popular bolt-action rifles of the time, such as the Remington Model 700 and the Winchester Model 70.
Evolution of the Vanguard and the .308 Offering:
Over the decades, the Weatherby Vanguard has undergone several refinements and has been offered in numerous configurations and sub-models (e.g., VGS, VGX, VGL, Weatherguard, Sporter, Synthetic).
The .308 Winchester has remained a consistent and popular chambering throughout the Vanguard‚‚s history, reflecting the enduring appeal of the cartridge.
While the core Howa 1500 action has remained the foundation, Weatherby has applied its own specifications and quality control to the Vanguard, including features like a fully enclosed bolt shroud, fluted bolt (on some models), and distinct stock designs.
More recently, Weatherby has emphasized the accuracy of the Vanguard, with many models carrying a sub-MOA (Minute of Angle) accuracy guarantee, often achieved with Weatherby factory or premium ammunition. This commitment to accuracy has further solidified the Vanguard‚‚s reputation as a high-performing rifle at its price point.
Modern Vanguard offerings in .308 Winchester can be found in various stock materials (synthetic, wood), finishes (blued, Cerakote), and with features like threaded barrels for muzzle de
Manufacturer: WEATHERBY
Model: VANGUARD
Caliber Info: .308 WIN
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 24
Action: BOLT ACTION
Finish: camo
Price: $749.99
Guns International #: 103107510
Seller's Inventory #: 518517
Guns International #: 103107510
Seller's Inventory #: 518517
Category - Weatherby Rifles - Vanguard
- Rifles - American Bolt Action
WEATHERBY VANGUARD .308 WIN
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 518517
The Weatherby Vanguard in .308 Winchester has a history deeply intertwined with the development of the Vanguard line itself, which was conceived as a more affordable alternative to Weatherby‚‚s flagship Mark V rifle. Here‚‚s a look at its history:
The Genesis of the Weatherby Vanguard (1970):
Recognizing that their high-end Mark V rifles, while renowned for their strength and accuracy, were beyond the budget of many hunters, Roy Weatherby sought to create a more accessible rifle that still upheld the company‚‚s standards for quality and performance.
In 1970, Weatherby introduced the Vanguard. This new rifle was based on the Howa 1500 bolt-action manufactured in Japan by Howa Machinery Co., Ltd., a partnership that continues to this day.
The Vanguard was initially offered only in standard calibers, specifically excluding Weatherby‚‚s proprietary magnum cartridges, to keep costs down and differentiate it from the Mark V.
The .308 Winchester Chambering:
The .308 Winchester was among the standard calibers offered in the original Weatherby Vanguard lineup. Introduced by Winchester in 1952, the .308 quickly became and remains an incredibly popular and versatile cartridge for hunting medium to large game, as well as for target shooting.
Chambering the Vanguard in .308 Winchester made perfect sense as it catered to a broad spectrum of hunters who favored this widely available and effective round. It positioned the Vanguard as a direct competitor to other popular bolt-action rifles of the time, such as the Remington Model 700 and the Winchester Model 70.
Evolution of the Vanguard and the .308 Offering:
Over the decades, the Weatherby Vanguard has undergone several refinements and has been offered in numerous configurations and sub-models (e.g., VGS, VGX, VGL, Weatherguard, Sporter, Synthetic).
The .308 Winchester has remained a consistent and popular chambering throughout the Vanguard‚‚s history, reflecting the enduring appeal of the cartridge.
While the core Howa 1500 action has remained the foundation, Weatherby has applied its own specifications and quality control to the Vanguard, including features like a fully enclosed bolt shroud, fluted bolt (on some models), and distinct stock designs.
More recently, Weatherby has emphasized the accuracy of the Vanguard, with many models carrying a sub-MOA (Minute of Angle) accuracy guarantee, often achieved with Weatherby factory or premium ammunition. This commitment to accuracy has further solidified the Vanguard‚‚s reputation as a high-performing rifle at its price point.
Modern Vanguard offerings in .308 Winchester can be found in various stock materials (synthetic, wood), finishes (blued, Cerakote), and with features like threaded barrels for muzzle de
Manufacturer: WEATHERBY
Model: VANGUARD
Caliber Info: .308 WIN
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 24
Action: BOLT ACTION
Finish: camo
Price: $749.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 518517
The Weatherby Vanguard in .308 Winchester has a history deeply intertwined with the development of the Vanguard line itself, which was conceived as a more affordable alternative to Weatherby‚‚s flagship Mark V rifle. Here‚‚s a look at its history:
The Genesis of the Weatherby Vanguard (1970):
Recognizing that their high-end Mark V rifles, while renowned for their strength and accuracy, were beyond the budget of many hunters, Roy Weatherby sought to create a more accessible rifle that still upheld the company‚‚s standards for quality and performance.
In 1970, Weatherby introduced the Vanguard. This new rifle was based on the Howa 1500 bolt-action manufactured in Japan by Howa Machinery Co., Ltd., a partnership that continues to this day.
The Vanguard was initially offered only in standard calibers, specifically excluding Weatherby‚‚s proprietary magnum cartridges, to keep costs down and differentiate it from the Mark V.
The .308 Winchester Chambering:
The .308 Winchester was among the standard calibers offered in the original Weatherby Vanguard lineup. Introduced by Winchester in 1952, the .308 quickly became and remains an incredibly popular and versatile cartridge for hunting medium to large game, as well as for target shooting.
Chambering the Vanguard in .308 Winchester made perfect sense as it catered to a broad spectrum of hunters who favored this widely available and effective round. It positioned the Vanguard as a direct competitor to other popular bolt-action rifles of the time, such as the Remington Model 700 and the Winchester Model 70.
Evolution of the Vanguard and the .308 Offering:
Over the decades, the Weatherby Vanguard has undergone several refinements and has been offered in numerous configurations and sub-models (e.g., VGS, VGX, VGL, Weatherguard, Sporter, Synthetic).
The .308 Winchester has remained a consistent and popular chambering throughout the Vanguard‚‚s history, reflecting the enduring appeal of the cartridge.
While the core Howa 1500 action has remained the foundation, Weatherby has applied its own specifications and quality control to the Vanguard, including features like a fully enclosed bolt shroud, fluted bolt (on some models), and distinct stock designs.
More recently, Weatherby has emphasized the accuracy of the Vanguard, with many models carrying a sub-MOA (Minute of Angle) accuracy guarantee, often achieved with Weatherby factory or premium ammunition. This commitment to accuracy has further solidified the Vanguard‚‚s reputation as a high-performing rifle at its price point.
Modern Vanguard offerings in .308 Winchester can be found in various stock materials (synthetic, wood), finishes (blued, Cerakote), and with features like threaded barrels for muzzle de
Manufacturer: WEATHERBY
Model: VANGUARD
Caliber Info: .308 WIN
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 24
Action: BOLT ACTION
Finish: camo
Price: $749.99
Contact Seller
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