Proof Research Elevation MTR 2.0 6.5 PRC 22" Threaded Barrel Rifle

The Proof Research 137857 Elevation MTR 2.0 6.5 PRC 22" Carbon Fiber Match Grade Threaded Barrel rifle represents the pinnacle of precision lightweight rifle engineering for long-range and mountainous terrain operations. Built for shooters who demand extreme accuracy without unnecessary weight penalty, this platform serves military marksmen, competitive long-range shooters, and serious hunters operating in austere environments where every ounce matters. The Elevation MTR 2.0 delivers sub-MOA performance while maintaining a combat-ready profile.

At 13.54 pounds fully assembled, this rifle achieves its lightweight signature through purpose-engineered carbon fiber construction in both the barrel and fixed stock. The match-grade carbon fiber barrel features a Sendero contour profile optimized for harmonic consistency and thermal stability, critical for precision shooting in varying field conditions. The action—a Zermatt Arms Origin, renowned in competition and tactical circles for tight tolerances and repeatable accuracy—pairs with a TriggerTech trigger mechanism that provides consistent break geometry essential for precision shooting. Black Cerakote steel receiver and Picatinny rail system ensure durability and allow mounting of modern optics and accessories. The detachable box magazine system enables rapid magazine changes and compatibility with standard feeding protocols.

This right-hand configuration excels for operators and hunters requiring ultra-lightweight precision rifles capable of extended-range engagements in rough terrain. The 6.5 PRC cartridge delivers superior ballistics and wind resistance compared to legacy magnum platforms, making it ideal for mountain hunting and precision rifle competitions. The threaded barrel accommodates suppressors or muzzle devices, allowing customization for specific mission profiles. The Black Granite fixed carbon fiber stock provides stable cheek weld geometry and reduces overall system weight while maintaining rigidity. Installation requires standard gunsmithing tools, and the modular design allows future upgrades to optic systems and rail-mounted accessories without component replacement.