We hear it all the time, “So is the Model 307 replacing the Mark V and the Vanguard?”. The answer is simple: No. The Model 307 fills a gap for us. The Mark V was engineered for strength, purpose-built to handle our high-pressure, high-velocity magnum cartridges. The Vanguard was built for value, delivering Weatherby-level accuracy and reliability at a more accessible price. The Model 307 was built for something else entirely.
The Model 307 is the answer for the shooter who wants the wide variety of aftermarket support that surrounds the Remington 700 platform, without having to spend thousands of dollars on a custom build to get it. The 307 uses a full cylindrical, 700-footprint action, meaning it accepts virtually any 700-compatible aftermarket stock, scope mount, chassis, or magazine on the market. For the growing community of precision rifle shooters, long-range hunters, and customizers, that opens a lot of doors.
Every Model 307 ships with a TriggerTech trigger, the same quality trigger we use on the Mark V. A clever tool-free takedown bolt design allows the firing pin assembly to be removed quickly for cleaning or travel, a feature that will appeal to anyone who spends serious time at the range. All Model 307 rifles carry our sub-MOA accuracy guarantee, backed by the same standards that have defined us since 1945.
The Model 307 Alpine CT
THE CURRENT LINEUP
The Model 307 Alpine CT
For hunters heading into the backcountry, the Alpine CT pairs the 307 action with a BSF carbon fiber barrel and a Peak 44 Bastion carbon fiber stock that weighs just 24 ounces. The result is a rifle that can genuinely be called lightweight without giving up the accuracy or durability the mountain demands.
The Model 307 Range XP 2.0
The Range XP 2.0 is the most accessible entry point into the platform. It features a skip-fluted steel barrel, Weatherby’s radial Accubrake, a hand-painted adjustable synthetic stock with an adjustable cheekpiece and length of pull, and Magpul AICS-pattern magazine compatibility. Available in 14 chamberings from .223 Remington to 338 WBY RPM, it delivers a custom rifle feel at a production price point.
The Model 307 Alpine MDT
The Alpine MDT takes things even further with an MDT HNT26 folding chassis. With the stock collapsed, the rifle shrinks by over nine inches, making it compact enough to ride inside a pack rather than strapped to the outside. It is a serious tool for serious country.
The Model 307 Alpine ST
The newest additions to the family are the Alpine ST, introduced in 2025, which pairs the 307 action with a Peak 44 Bastion carbon fiber stock and an all-steel spiral fluted barrel, weighing in between 6.2 and 6.4 pounds depending on chambering.
The Model 307 Range SF
The Range SF steps things up with a heavy-contour barrel in a tungsten Cerakote finish, designed for shooters who want more time behind the trigger without heating up the barrel. Like the rest of the Range family, it is built around an adjustable stock and full 700-platform aftermarket compatibility.
The Model 307 Adventure SD
For hunters who want modern performance in a classic Weatherby package, the Adventure SD places the 307 action into a fancy walnut stock with the traditional Monte Carlo comb, rosewood forend cap, and maple diamond inlay that made the original Weatherby rifles iconic.
Made in Wyoming
Every Model 307 is designed, machined, finished, and assembled at our facility in Sheridan, Wyoming.
The name itself is a tribute to the state. Wyoming has a single area code: 307. It is also the third centerfire action to bear the Weatherby name, and the seven is a nod to the cartridge’s 700-platform compatibility. The Model 307 is built to Weatherby standards, backed by Weatherby’s accuracy guarantee, and opens the door to a whole new customer who has been looking for exactly this rifle.
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