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The Vandal DM, short for Dedicated Marksman, is a big moment for Horizon Firearms. The Texas builder made its name on premium hunting rifles, and this is their first full chassis gun. Instead of a traditional stock, the barreled action drops into an XLR Element 4.0 aluminum chassis in black anodized finish, giving you the rigid, repeatable platform that precision and match-style work demands. The full-length ARCA rail up front means tripods, bipods, and barricade bags clip on and slide wherever you need them without fumbling with adapters.
This version is chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum, which brings serious reach and payload to the table. It is still one of the most popular .30 caliber magnums out there for a reason: ammo is everywhere, load options run from 150 grain hunting bullets to heavy match projectiles, and it holds its own way past the distances most people ever shoot. The 22 inch barrel keeps the rifle balanced and manageable on a tripod or off a bench while still getting solid velocity out of the cartridge.
Horizon finished both the steel receiver and the spiral fluted barrel in black chrome, so the whole rifle has a clean, cohesive look that also shrugs off wear. The fluting trims weight and adds surface area for cooling during longer strings, and the muzzle comes threaded from the factory, so adding a brake or suppressor is simple. A Picatinny rail comes installed on the receiver, meaning you can mount your scope and get to zeroing without hunting down bases.
If you have been shooting a traditional bolt gun and want to step into precision matches, steel past 1,000 yards, or just a more stable positional setup, this rifle covers it without a pile of aftermarket upgrades. It is also a legitimate crossover option for the hunter who wants one rifle that can ring distant steel all summer and still put a .30 caliber magnum to work in the fall.
Yes, the 22 inch barrel comes threaded from the factory, so you can run a suppressor or muzzle brake without a trip to the gunsmith. Just confirm your device matches the thread pitch on the muzzle before ordering a mount. On a .300 Win Mag, a good brake or can makes a noticeable difference in recoil and muzzle movement.
It sits in an XLR Element 4.0 aluminum chassis with a black anodized finish. XLR is a well-regarded name in the precision rifle world, and the Element 4.0 gives you a rigid bedding-free platform plus a full-length ARCA rail on the forend for tripods, bipods, and barricade accessories.
It was built with precision and competition shooting in mind, and the chassis, ARCA rail, and factory Picatinny rail reflect that. That said, .300 Win Mag is one of the most proven big game cartridges in North America, so it doubles nicely as a long range hunting rig if you do not mind the extra heft of an aluminum chassis in the field.
No optic or rings are included. The receiver ships with a Picatinny rail already installed, so all you need is a scope and a set of quality rings or a one-piece mount to get it range ready. Given the reach of the .300 Win Mag, a scope with solid tracking and plenty of elevation adjustment is worth the investment.
| UPC | 850083689230 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HRF-VAD-300W-22R |
| Barrel Length | 22" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .300 Winchester Magnum |
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