The Weatherby Mark V Backcountry 2.0 left-handed .300 Wby Mag is built for serious hunters who refuse to compromise between firepower and packability. Chambered in the fast, flat-shooting .300 Weatherby Magnum, this 28-inch rifle combines the proven Mark V action with a complete redesign focused on weight reduction and shooter comfort—critical features when you're covering miles in steep terrain. At 6.2 pounds, it's light enough to carry all day but substantial enough to deliver the velocity and energy serious long-range hunting demands.

The Backcountry 2.0 builds on the rifle's reputation by introducing innovations that matter in the field. The new Peak 44 Blacktooth carbon fiber stock weighs under 20 ounces, and the fluted barrel sips ounces without sacrificing rigidity. Spiral fluting on the bolt body trims weight while reducing bearing surface for smoother operation. The threaded bolt handle sports a lightweight aluminum knob, skeletonized for further weight savings. Everything here serves a purpose: lighter means farther hiking, less fatigue, and steadier shooting when the moment matters.

Recoil management gets a modern upgrade via the 3DHEX recoil pad—the first 3D-printed pad in production firearms. Its interlocking voids progressively collapse during recoil, spreading the impulse over time and taming the sharp kick that comes with magnum power. The muzzle hosts a Weatherby Accubrake ST with 30 symmetrically-spaced ports, further controlling recoil and blast. Aesthetically, the rifle wears Patriot Brown Cerakote on the action and barrel, with graphite black on the bolt and safety, while the stock displays a brown and green sponge pattern over exposed carbon fiber—rugged good looks that won't stand out in the mountains. For left-handed shooters who demand precision, power, and a rifle that won't slow them down, the Backcountry 2.0 is a serious contender.

The Weatherby Mark V Backcountry 2.0 left-handed .300 Wby Mag is built for serious hunters who refuse to compromise between firepower and packability. Chambered in the fast, flat-shooting .300 Weatherby Magnum, this 28-inch rifle combines the proven Mark V action with a complete redesign focused on weight reduction and shooter comfort—critical features when you're covering miles in steep terrain. At 6.2 pounds, it's light enough to carry all day but substantial enough to deliver the velocity and energy serious long-range hunting demands.

The Backcountry 2.0 builds on the rifle's reputation by introducing innovations that matter in the field. The new Peak 44 Blacktooth carbon fiber stock weighs under 20 ounces, and the fluted barrel sips ounces without sacrificing rigidity. Spiral fluting on the bolt body trims weight while reducing bearing surface for smoother operation. The threaded bolt handle sports a lightweight aluminum knob, skeletonized for further weight savings. Everything here serves a purpose: lighter means farther hiking, less fatigue, and steadier shooting when the moment matters.

Recoil management gets a modern upgrade via the 3DHEX recoil pad—the first 3D-printed pad in production firearms. Its interlocking voids progressively collapse during recoil, spreading the impulse over time and taming the sharp kick that comes with magnum power. The muzzle hosts a Weatherby Accubrake ST with 30 symmetrically-spaced ports, further controlling recoil and blast. Aesthetically, the rifle wears Patriot Brown Cerakote on the action and barrel, with graphite black on the bolt and safety, while the stock displays a brown and green sponge pattern over exposed carbon fiber—rugged good looks that won't stand out in the mountains. For left-handed shooters who demand precision, power, and a rifle that won't slow them down, the Backcountry 2.0 is a serious contender.