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The Traditions Outfitter G3 Pro Series takes the simple, dependable break-action single shot and loads it up with the kind of fit-and-finish details that usually cost a lot more. Chambered in 360 Buckhammer and wearing a sharp Tungsten Cerakote finish, this one ships with a 3-9×40 Duplex scope that's already mounted and boresighted by a factory technician, so you're close to zeroed before you ever hit the range. At roughly 6.25 pounds bare and 37.5 inches overall, it carries easy on long walks to the stand and points quick when a buck steps out.
The Pro Series earns its name with an adjustable cheekpiece and adjustable length of pull. On a hammer-fired single shot, the scope has to sit high enough to clear the hammer, and that usually leaves you craning your neck for a decent cheek weld. Raising the comb with a turn of a screw fixes that, and the length-of-pull spacers let you dial the stock in for heavy coats or a shorter-framed shooter. The 22-inch chromoly steel fluted barrel wears an 11-degree target crown and a threaded muzzle, and this model comes with a muzzle brake installed to tame the recoil.
Remington's 360 Buckhammer is a rimmed, straight-walled .358 round built on a necked-up .30-30 case. It drives a 180-grain bullet right around 2,400 fps and outpaces the old .35 Remington and the .350 Legend on energy and trajectory inside typical whitetail range. Figure a flat-enough hold out to about 200 yards with plenty of thump for deer, black bear, and hogs. For folks hunting straight-wall country, it's one of the better-performing options going.
The Elite XT trigger system runs a rebounding hammer with a manual cross-block safety that lets you break the action open with the safety still engaged, so loading, unloading, and checking the chamber stays simple. The patented QD forend pops off at the press of a button for quick breakdown and easy cleaning. The receiver comes drilled and tapped, and the scope mounts direct to the barrel on this package.
Yes. This package ships with a 3-9×40 Duplex scope that a factory-trained technician mounts and boresights before it leaves the plant. You'll still want to confirm your zero at the range with your chosen ammo, but boresighting gets you close so you're not wasting a box of shells finding paper.
It is. The 22-inch fluted barrel has a threaded muzzle and comes with a muzzle brake installed to help cut felt recoil. If you'd rather run something else on the threads, the brake can come off.
The Pro Series adds an adjustable cheekpiece and adjustable length of pull. The comb raises with a turn of a screw to give you a proper cheek weld behind a high-mounted scope, and the length-of-pull spacers let you fit the stock to your build or your hunting layers. It's a real upgrade in comfort over the fixed-stock models.
Very much so. It pushes a 180-grain .358 bullet around 2,400 fps and hits harder than the .35 Remington or .350 Legend inside normal whitetail range. Figure a confident hold out to roughly 200 yards with plenty of energy for deer, black bear, and hogs.
| UPC | 040589030937 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | CR5-366650T |
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