Weatherby

Shop our selection of Weatherby firearms, including the Mark V, Vanguard, and Element. Hill Country Outfitters offers high-performance Weatherby rifles and shotguns built for big game hunting, long-range precision shooting, and waterfowl pursuits, serving everyone from backcountry hunters to dedicated marksmen who demand premium accuracy and refined craftsmanship. Known for pioneering high-velocity magnum cartridges and pairing them with finely tuned bolt-action rifles, Weatherby continues to deliver power, precision, and elegance across every model in its lineup. Pair your new Weatherby with bolt action rifles, rifle ammunition, and semi auto shotguns, or browse rifle magazines and scopes sights and optics to complete your hunting setup.

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Weatherby Buying Guide

Browse Weatherby firearms online by comparing models, checking current availability, and reviewing specifications such as caliber, capacity, barrel length, and sight configuration.

Use the tips below to narrow your choice:

  • Match cartridge to intended game and effective range when looking at the bolt-action rifles category, since Weatherby’s Mark V and Vanguard platforms are built around legendary magnum chamberings as well as standard hunting rounds.
  • Pair your rifle with the right load by reviewing the rifle ammunition category, paying attention to bullet weight, construction, and ballistic coefficient for hunting, target work, or long-range shooting.
  • Consider a modern sporting platform for predator control or recreational shooting by reviewing the semi-auto rifles category and comparing barrel length, gas system, and stock configuration.
  • Look at the semi-auto shotguns category for upland and waterfowl options, where Weatherby’s Element, 18i, and Sorix lines cover inertia and gas-operated designs across multiple gauges and chamber lengths.
  • Evaluate fit, weight, and rib configuration when reviewing the over-under shotguns category, since Weatherby’s Orion series is well suited to clays, upland hunting, and field use.
  • Mount your glass on a solid foundation by selecting properly sized scope bases that match your receiver footprint and chosen ring height for a stable, repeatable zero.

Local And Compliance Notes

Shop Weatherby firearms online or visit the gun shop in San Antonio, Texas, to shoulder the stock, check trigger feel, and confirm fitment before you commit. Hill Country Outfitters serves customers from the nearby cities of Kerrville, Universal City, Boerne, New Braunfels, and Seguin.

Federal law requires buyers to complete ATF Form 4473 and pass a NICS background check through a licensed dealer for any firearm purchase. Texas does not require a separate state permit to buy a handgun or long gun, though buyers must meet federal age minimums (21 for handguns and 18 for long guns from an FFL) and be free of any prohibiting factors under federal or state law. Out-of-state handgun purchases must be transferred through an FFL in your state of residence.

Texas allows permitless carry for qualifying adults aged 21 and older, while a License to Carry still offers reciprocity benefits when traveling. Transport firearms unloaded and cased when practical, and store them in a locked safe or lockbox separate from ammunition when not in use. Contact the shop directly for current inventory, transfer policies, and any questions about Weatherby availability.

Frequently Asked Questions About Weatherby

1. Where are Weatherby firearms manufactured?

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Weatherby is headquartered in Sheridan, Wyoming, where the company produces its Mark V rifles and other domestic offerings. Some Weatherby products, including certain Vanguard rifles and shotguns, are built to Weatherby’s specifications by partner manufacturers overseas.

2. What is the difference between the Mark V and Vanguard rifle?

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The Mark V is Weatherby’s flagship bolt-action design, featuring a nine-lug bolt with a 54-degree throw and chamberings up to the largest Weatherby Magnums. The Vanguard is a more affordable two-lug bolt action built to similar accuracy standards in a wider price range and a broader selection of standard cartridges.

3. Are Weatherby rifles known for accuracy?

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Both the Mark V and Vanguard lines come with a sub-MOA accuracy guarantee from the factory when used with premium ammunition. Actual results depend on shooter skill, ammunition selection, and proper optic mounting.

4. What calibers are common in Weatherby rifles?

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Weatherby rifles are offered in proprietary chamberings such as .257 Weatherby Magnum, .300 Weatherby Magnum, .340 Weatherby Magnum, and the 6.5-300 Weatherby Magnum, as well as standard cartridges including 6.5 Creedmoor, .308 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield, and .300 Winchester Magnum. Specific availability depends on the configuration and current production.

5. Does Weatherby offer a warranty on their firearms?

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Weatherby provides a limited lifetime warranty to the original purchaser of new firearms covering defects in materials and workmanship. Warranty service is handled directly through Weatherby with proof of purchase.

6. Can I buy a Weatherby firearm online and pick it up in San Antonio?

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Yes, you can order a Weatherby online and complete the transfer in person at the shop after passing a background check on ATF Form 4473. Bring a valid state-issued ID that meets federal and Texas identification requirements.

7. Are Weatherby rifles drilled and tapped for scope mounts?

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All current Weatherby Mark V and Vanguard rifles come drilled and tapped for standard scope bases, allowing easy installation of a wide range of optics. Always verify the receiver footprint before purchasing rings or bases to ensure proper fit.

8. Can Weatherby Magnum rifles be used for North American hunting?

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Weatherby Magnum cartridges are well suited to a wide range of North American game, from pronghorn and whitetail with the .257 and 6.5-300 to elk, moose, and large bears with the .300, .340, and larger magnums. Cartridge selection should always be matched to legal requirements and ethical effective range for your target species.