The Winchester XPR 300 Win Mag 26″ Scope Combo 3-9×40 is a ready-to-hunt package that pairs a proven bolt-action platform with a mounted Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40 scope. Chambered in .300 Win Mag, this combo is built for shooters who want extended-range performance straight out of the box—no gunsmithing, no guesswork. Just mount a bipod, load the mag, and get on target.
| Manufacturer | Winchester |
|---|---|
| Model | XPR |
| Barrel Length | 26″ (free-floating sporter contour) |
| Twist Rate | 1:10″ |
| Caliber | .300 Winchester Magnum |
| Stock Material | Matte black synthetic |
| Finish | Matte blued barrel and receiver |
| Weight | Approx. 7.3 lbs (per manufacturer specs) |
| Magazine | Detachable box magazine |
| Scope | Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40 |
| Safety | Two-position |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- M.O.A. Trigger System – Why it matters: Adjustable from 3 to 5 lbs, this trigger breaks clean and crisp, giving you consistent pull every shot. No creep, no surprises—just accuracy you can count on when that buck steps out at 300 yards.
- Inflex Recoil Pad – Why it matters: .300 Win Mag kicks hard, but the Inflex pad directs recoil away from your shoulder, making extended range sessions more comfortable. You’ll stay on target longer without flinching.
- Free-Floating Sporter Barrel – Why it matters: The barrel doesn’t touch the stock, so heat and pressure won’t shift your point of impact. This is key for maintaining accuracy over multiple shots in the field or at the range.
- Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40 Scope – Why it matters: Vortex’s reputation for clarity and durability is well-earned. The 3-9x magnification covers everything from close timber to open country, and the dead-hold BDC reticle helps you compensate for drop at longer ranges.
- Detachable Box Magazine – Why it matters: Reloads are fast and safe—pop out the magazine, thumb in fresh rounds, and you’re back in action. No fumbling with internal mags in cold weather.
Who It’s For
This combo is for the hunter who wants a reliable, long-range rig without piecing together parts. First-time buyers will appreciate the factory-mounted scope and zeroed-in trigger. Recreational shooters who like ringing steel at 600+ yards will love the .300 Win Mag’s flat trajectory and the Vortex’s clear glass. It’s also a solid pick for anyone upgrading from a .308 or .30-06 who wants more reach without breaking the bank.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: Ready-to-hunt out of the box, good glass from Vortex, adjustable trigger, manageable weight for a magnum rifle, and a proven action from Winchester.
- Cons: The synthetic stock feels a bit hollow compared to wood or laminate—it’s functional but not fancy. Also, the detachable magazine only holds 3 rounds, so you’ll be reloading more often than with a 5-rounder.
Comparison: Winchester XPR vs. Ruger American vs. Savage 110
| Feature | Winchester XPR 300 Win Mag | Ruger American Go Wild | Savage 110 Hunter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $711.01 | ~$650 | ~$720 |
| Trigger | M.O.A. (3-5 lb adjustable) | Ruger Marksman (adjustable) | AccuTrigger (adjustable) |
| Scope Included | Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40 | None (sold separately) | None (sold separately) |
| Barrel | 26″ free-floating sporter | 22″ threaded | 24″ free-floating |
| Weight | 7.3 lbs | 6.5 lbs | 7.5 lbs |
| Magazine | Detachable box (3-round) | Detachable rotary (4-round) | Detachable box (4-round) |
| Recoil Pad | Inflex | Soft rubber | AccuStock recoil reducer |
The XPR stands out here because it comes with a quality Vortex scope—neither Ruger nor Savage includes glass at this price. The Ruger is lighter but has a shorter barrel, while the Savage has a slightly better stock system. For the money, the XPR is the best value if you want a complete setup.
FAQ
Is the scope already mounted and zeroed?
The scope is mounted and boresighted at the factory, but you’ll need to fine-tune the zero at the range. It’s close out of the box—expect to adjust windage and elevation by a few clicks.
Can I swap the stock later?
Yes, the XPR uses a standard stock interface, and aftermarket stocks from Boyd’s or Bell & Carlson are available. Just note that the barrel channel is sporter-profile, so make sure the new stock matches.
What’s the effective range with .300 Win Mag?
With the Vortex 3-9×40 and proper ammo, you can ethically take game out to 600 yards. For longer shots, consider upgrading to a higher-magnification scope, but the 3-9x is great for most hunting scenarios.
Does the rifle have a threaded barrel?
No, the barrel is not threaded. If you want a suppressor or muzzle brake, you’ll need to have a gunsmith thread it. That’s a common mod for .300 Win Mag shooters.
What’s the twist rate for heavy bullets?
The 1:10″ twist stabilizes bullets from 150 to 200 grains well. For heavier 220-grain loads, you might see slightly less accuracy, but it’s still serviceable for hunting.
Ready to Hunt?
The Winchester XPR 300 Win Mag 26″ Scope Combo 3-9×40 is a solid, affordable entry into magnum-level hunting. With a Vortex scope already mounted, an adjustable trigger, and a reputation for reliability, it’s a package that just works. Grab one, grab some ammo, and hit the range.
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Last updated: April 2026
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