The XPR is Winchester's working bolt action, here in .30-06 Springfield with a 24-inch barrel, a 7-pound weight and 44.5 inches overall. A detachable box magazine carries three rounds. The bolt body is coated in nickel Teflon for smooth travel, the two-position safety is manual, and the M.O.A. Trigger System is Winchester's own. The stock is black synthetic for grip when wet, the metal is matte blued to cut glare, an Inflex pad sits at the butt, and the receiver is drilled and tapped.

The .30-06 is a general big-game cartridge, and it fits every season ODFW lists for 2026: the western general buck deer season from October 3 to November 6, then the West Cascade, Coast and eastern spike-bull elk seasons through November. It clears the .24 caliber elk minimum with room to spare. Eastern Oregon buck tags are controlled draws, so plan your application accordingly. With a three-round magazine and a bolt action, the semi-automatic five-round limit does not come into play.

Key features

• .30-06 Springfield bolt action, 24-inch barrel
• 7 pounds, 44.5 inches overall
• Detachable 3-round box magazine, one included
• M.O.A. Trigger System, two-position manual safety
• Black synthetic stock, Inflex recoil pad

The rifle goes to your Oregon FFL dealer, who completes the Oregon State Police check before handing it over.