All Weatherby Models
Weatherby builds the Mark V and Model 307 bolt-action rifles in Sheridan, Wyoming, sells the Howa-made Vanguard, and imports the Orion, Sorix, Element and 18i shotguns. This page compares caliber, capacity, barrel length and the lowest current price for each line across US retailers.
Showing 11 model lines
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Weatherby Mark V Flagship since 1957, now made in Sheridan, WY: 9-lug magnum or 6-lug action with 54° bolt lift; Accumark, Apex, Backcountry and Deluxe versions. 6.5 CM, 6.5 Wby RPM, .257 Wby Mag, 6.5-300 Wby Mag, .300 Wby Mag and more · Bolt action · 22–28" |
Bolt action | 6.5 CM, 6.5 Wby RPM, .257 Wby Mag, 6.5-300 Wby Mag, .300 Wby Mag and more | 22–28" | from $1,163 1,443 offers · 16 stores Compare prices |
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Weatherby Vanguard Built by Howa in Japan since 1970: two-lug action, sub-MOA guarantee; Obsidian, Sporter, Weatherguard, Outfitter, Badlands and Camilla versions. .223 Rem, 6.5 CM, .308 Win, 7mm Rem Mag, .300 Win Mag and more · Bolt action · 20–26" |
Bolt action | .223 Rem, 6.5 CM, .308 Win, 7mm Rem Mag, .300 Win Mag and more | 20–26" | from $445 1,098 offers · 17 stores Compare prices |
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Weatherby Model 307 First new Weatherby action in 50+ years (2023), Remington 700 footprint, made in Sheridan, WY; Range XP, Alpine MDT, Adventure SD and MZY muzzleloader. 6.5 CM, 7mm PRC, .308 Win, .257 Wby Mag, 7mm Backcountry and more · Bolt action (2-lug) · 20–28" |
Bolt action (2-lug) | 6.5 CM, 7mm PRC, .308 Win, .257 Wby Mag, 7mm Backcountry and more | 20–28" | from $890 719 offers · 14 stores Compare prices |
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| Semi-auto shotguns 5 models | ||||||
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Weatherby Sorix Italian-made inertia semi-auto (2024) with hand-painted camo stocks finished in Sheridan, WY; Field and Turkey versions are new. 12 ga (3" and 3.5"), 20 ga · Inertia semi-auto shotgun · 24–28" |
Inertia semi-auto shotgun | 12 ga (3" and 3.5"), 20 ga | 24–28" | from $1,058 151 offers · 12 stores Compare prices |
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Weatherby Element / Element II Weatherby’s first inertia semi-auto; the catalog now lists only the redesigned Element II (2025): Synthetic, Upland, Waterfowler, Tungsten. 12, 20 ga · Inertia semi-auto shotgun · 22–28" |
Inertia semi-auto shotgun | 12, 20 ga | 22–28" | from $528 122 offers · 13 stores Compare prices |
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Weatherby 18i Italian-made inertia semi-auto (2019) with a billet-aluminum receiver; the Deluxe and Limited remain in the catalog. 12, 20 ga · Inertia semi-auto shotgun · 4+1 · 24–28" |
Inertia semi-auto shotgun | 12, 20 ga | 4+1 | 24–28" | from $851 36 offers · 11 stores Compare prices |
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Weatherby SA-459Dropped from catalog Gas-operated semi-auto (2010) named for California Penal Code 459; TR version with 18.5" chrome-lined barrel and ghost-ring sight. 12, 20 ga · Gas semi-auto shotgun · 22" |
Gas semi-auto shotgun | 12, 20 ga | 22" | from $422 1 offers · 1 stores Compare prices |
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Weatherby SA-08Discontinued Turkish-made (ATA Arms) gas semi-auto with a dual-valve system swapped between light and heavy loads. 12, 20, 28 ga · Gas semi-auto shotgun · 24–28" |
Gas semi-auto shotgun | 12, 20, 28 ga | 24–28" | No current offers Compare prices |
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| Over/under and side-by-side shotguns 1 model | ||||||
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Weatherby Orion Break-action line: Orion I, Compact, Matte Blue and Sporting over/unders plus the double-trigger Orion SxS. 12, 20, 28 ga, .410 · Over/under & side-by-side · 2 · 26–30" |
Over/under & side-by-side | 12, 20, 28 ga, .410 | 2 | 26–30" | from $723 174 offers · 17 stores Compare prices |
| Pump shotguns 2 models | ||||||
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Weatherby PA-08Dropped from catalog Turkish-made pump with an alloy receiver and 3" chamber, sold in Upland, Synthetic and 18.5" TR versions. 12, 20 ga · Pump shotgun · 18.5–28" |
Pump shotgun | 12, 20 ga | 18.5–28" | No current offers Compare prices |
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Weatherby PA-459Dropped from catalog Turkish-made pump-action companion to the SA-459, named for California Penal Code 459 (burglary in progress). 12 Gauge, 20 Gauge · Pump shotgun · 18.5" |
Pump shotgun | 12 Gauge, 20 Gauge | 18.5" | No current offers Compare prices |
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Weatherby 6.5 Creedmoor71 in stockWeatherby Semi Auto Shotgun48 in stockWeatherby 12 Gauge37 in stockWeatherby .24332 in stockWeatherby 20 Gauge25 in stockWeatherby 300 Win Mag23 in stock.24322 in stockBadlands21 in stock.22320 in stockBlack Hills20 in stockWeatherby 7mm Prc18 in stockWeathermark18 in stockWeatherby 280 Ackley Improved17 in stock6.5 PRC17 in stock7mm Rem Mag17 in stock.300 Win Mag15 in stockCarbonMark14 in stock.270 Win14 in stock7mm-0814 in stockOutfitter14 in stock.270 Magnum13 in stockCamilla13 in stock.30-0613 in stock.30812 in stock.22-25012 in stock.257 Mag12 in stock.300 Mag12 in stock.300 Win Mag10 in stockWeatherby 22 Creedmoor9 in stockWeatherby 350 Legend9 in stock.25-069 in stockCompact9 in stockTalus8 in stockWeatherby 300 Prc7 in stockSynthetic7 in stockUltra Lightweight7 in stockWeatherby 28 Nosler5 in stock.30-064 in stockWeatherby Turkey Shotgun3 in stockBadlands 3083 in stockCamilla Wilderness3 in stockHigh Country3 in stockObsidian 2233 in stockSporter 3083 in stockSynthetic Compact3 in stock
Classic Weatherby models
Historic Weatherby rifles and milestones. Roy Weatherby founded the company in 1945 in South Gate, California; it moved to Sheridan, Wyoming in 2019 and is still run by the Weatherby family.
- 1944
- .300 Weatherby Magnum Belted magnum cartridge
Roy Weatherby’s signature high-velocity round, still chambered in the Mark V and Vanguard. - 1957
- Mark V Bolt action
Nine-lug action with a 54° bolt lift, designed by Roy Weatherby and Fred Jennie for high-pressure magnums. - 1959
- .460 Weatherby Magnum Big-game cartridge
Designed in 1957 and in production since 1959; still offered in the Mark V Dangerous Game Rifle. - 1963
- Varmintmaster Six-lug Mark V
Scaled-down Mark V action for small varmint cartridges such as the .224 Weatherby Magnum. - 1960s–1989
- Mark XXII .22 LR semi-auto
Rimfire semi-auto first built for Weatherby by Beretta in Italy. - 1970
- Vanguard Bolt action
Lower-priced rifle on the Howa 1500 action, still made by Howa in Japan. - 1970–1994
- Japanese Mark V Bolt action
Howa built the Mark V after the J.P. Sauer era; production returned to the United States in the mid-1990s. - 2019
- 6.5 Weatherby RPM Cartridge
First non-belted Weatherby case, launched with the Mark V Backcountry the year the company moved to Wyoming.
Weatherby model names explained
- Wby Mag
- Weatherby Magnum: the company’s own high-velocity belted cartridges, such as the .257, 6.5-300 and .300 Wby Mag.
- RPM
- Rebated Precision Magnum: Weatherby’s non-belted magnum cases (6.5 Wby RPM from 2019, later 25 and .338 Wby RPM).
- 9-lug / 6-lug
- Mark V actions: nine locking lugs in three rows for magnum cartridges, six lugs for standard ones; both have a 54° bolt lift.
- Accumark
- Mark V with a raised Monte Carlo fiberglass stock and stainless metalwork in graphite-black Cerakote.
- Backcountry / Ti
- Lightweight Mark V mountain rifles; Ti marks a titanium action, and the Backcountry Capra starts at about 4 lb.
- 307
- Named for the telephone area code of Weatherby’s Sheridan, Wyoming plant.
- Range XP / Alpine MDT
- Model 307 with a lightweight adjustable stock (Range XP) or in an MDT chassis (Alpine MDT).
- MZY
- Model 307 MZY, Weatherby’s first production muzzleloader, in .45 and .50 caliber.
- CTG
- Vanguard Compact Truck Gun with a 20" threaded barrel.
- DGR
- Mark V Dangerous Game Rifle in .375 H&H and .378, .416 and .460 Weatherby Magnum.
