The Seekins Precision HAVAK HIT Pro M3 is a precision bolt-action rifle built from the ground up for shooters who demand a smooth, reliable action paired with modern ergonomics. Built on Seekins' redesigned M3 action platform, the HIT Pro M3 combines a 60-degree bolt throw with a three-lug toolless removable bolt, available in both magnum and standard configurations. Chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor with a 1:8 twist rate and topped with a 24-inch 416R stainless steel barrel, this rifle is equally at home on the range, in competition, or on a long-range hunt. The integrated 20 MOA Picatinny rail is built directly into the action, eliminating the need for separate rail installation and ensuring rock-solid optic mounting from day one.

The HAVAK chassis delivers competition-grade adjustability without the fuss. A toolless cheek riser and adjustable length of pull mean you can dial in your fit in seconds, whether you're shooting prone or from an urban barricade. The full-length Arca rail runs the entire length of the forend, giving you unlimited accessory mounting flexibility. An integrated barricade stop and bag rider keep the rifle stable in field positions, while the folding stock bolt handle side provides clearance on either flank. The enhanced magwell is optimized for AI pattern magazines, and an adjustable magazine catch lets you swap mags cleanly.

Trigger duties fall to a Triggertech Diamond—fully user adjustable from 4 ounces to 2 pounds—giving you precision control without breaking the bank on a gunsmith. The 416R stainless barrel is threaded 5/8-24 for suppressors or brakes, and Seekins offers drop-in replacement barrels that maintain their open-source headspace and tenon specification, so swapping calibers is straightforward. At 12 pounds, the HIT Pro M3 strikes a practical balance between stability and fieldcraft. An optional night vision and forward-mounting bridge is available for those running thermal or NV setups. The dust door, AR-style vertical grip, and quick-change barrel system round out a rifle built by shooters for shooters—no marketing fluff, just precision engineering.

The Seekins Precision HAVAK HIT Pro M3 is a precision bolt-action rifle built from the ground up for shooters who demand a smooth, reliable action paired with modern ergonomics. Built on Seekins' redesigned M3 action platform, the HIT Pro M3 combines a 60-degree bolt throw with a three-lug toolless removable bolt, available in both magnum and standard configurations. Chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor with a 1:8 twist rate and topped with a 24-inch 416R stainless steel barrel, this rifle is equally at home on the range, in competition, or on a long-range hunt. The integrated 20 MOA Picatinny rail is built directly into the action, eliminating the need for separate rail installation and ensuring rock-solid optic mounting from day one.

The HAVAK chassis delivers competition-grade adjustability without the fuss. A toolless cheek riser and adjustable length of pull mean you can dial in your fit in seconds, whether you're shooting prone or from an urban barricade. The full-length Arca rail runs the entire length of the forend, giving you unlimited accessory mounting flexibility. An integrated barricade stop and bag rider keep the rifle stable in field positions, while the folding stock bolt handle side provides clearance on either flank. The enhanced magwell is optimized for AI pattern magazines, and an adjustable magazine catch lets you swap mags cleanly.

Trigger duties fall to a Triggertech Diamond—fully user adjustable from 4 ounces to 2 pounds—giving you precision control without breaking the bank on a gunsmith. The 416R stainless barrel is threaded 5/8-24 for suppressors or brakes, and Seekins offers drop-in replacement barrels that maintain their open-source headspace and tenon specification, so swapping calibers is straightforward. At 12 pounds, the HIT Pro M3 strikes a practical balance between stability and fieldcraft. An optional night vision and forward-mounting bridge is available for those running thermal or NV setups. The dust door, AR-style vertical grip, and quick-change barrel system round out a rifle built by shooters for shooters—no marketing fluff, just precision engineering.