Weatherby Mark V Backcountry .308 Win Left Hand Bolt-Action Rifle

The Weatherby Mark V Backcountry Ti2 308win LH is a left-handed bolt-action rifle engineered for hunters and marksmen who demand lightweight performance without compromising durability or accuracy. Built on a titanium receiver platform, this rifle delivers the precision associated with the Mark V lineage while maintaining exceptional portability in the field. Whether you're pursuing game across variable terrain or executing long-range engagements, the left-hand configuration ensures intuitive operation for southpaw shooters who typically face limited options in premium tactical rifles.

At the heart of this rifle is Weatherby's titanium receiver, which reduces overall weight while maintaining the structural rigidity required for consistent accuracy across distances. The 22-inch barrel chambered in .308 Winchester provides an optimal balance between velocity and maneuverability—critical for backcountry work where every ounce matters. The 5+1 magazine capacity, combined with the graphite black Cerakote finish, offers corrosion resistance and low-light visibility advantages in harsh field conditions. This configuration delivers the ballistic performance of the venerable .308 Winchester cartridge—a caliber proven across military, law enforcement, and civilian applications for range, stopping power, and ammunition availability.

Left-handed shooters operating in tactical or hunting environments benefit significantly from the Mark V Backcountry Ti2's ergonomic configuration, eliminating the need for aftermarket modifications or compromised shooting positions. The 44.13-inch overall length and lightweight profile make this rifle suitable for backcountry hunts, vehicle-based operations, and elevated shooting positions where bulk becomes a liability. Optic mounting is straightforward via standard Picatinny rails, allowing integration with quality glass and precision aiming systems. No iron sights are included, which frees weight and cost while directing users toward modern optic solutions—a practical choice for contemporary field operations where backup sights are secondary to primary optical systems.