Weatherby Mark V High .338 RPM Left Hand Bolt-Action Rifle

The Weatherby Mark V High Country 338 RPM left-hand rifle represents the pinnacle of modern bolt-action precision engineering for hunters and precision shooters who demand uncompromising accuracy at distance. Built on Weatherby's legendary Mark V platform, this left-handed configuration serves the growing community of southpaw shooters who refuse to accept right-hand-only limitations. Chambered in the potent 338 Weatherby RPM cartridge, this rifle delivers devastating energy retention and flat trajectory performance across extended ranges, making it ideal for alpine hunting, long-range competition, and serious field applications where precision matters.

The Mark V High Country features an 18-inch barrel paired with a 4+1 round capacity, optimizing maneuverability in steep terrain while maintaining the ballistic performance demanded by the 338 Weatherby RPM cartridge. Its distinctive dual-finish Cerakote coating—graphite black on the barrel and patriot brown on the receiver—provides enhanced corrosion resistance and durability in harsh mountain environments, while the contrasting finishes deliver the tactical aesthetics modern precision shooters expect. The rifle comes from the factory without iron sights, allowing shooters to mount their choice of modern optics directly to the platform for customized long-range solutions tailored to individual ballistic requirements and shooting disciplines.

Left-handed shooters and precision rifle enthusiasts will immediately recognize the value of a factory-built southpaw Mark V—no retrofitting or ambidextrous compromises required. This configuration proves essential for tactical training environments, competitive long-range circuits, and field hunting where a true left-handed bolt throw and ejection system prevent spent cartridges from crossing the shooter's sight picture. The 338 Weatherby RPM's optimized case capacity and efficient powder burn characteristics make this rifle particularly effective for hunters pursuing elk and larger North American game at extended distances, while competitive shooters leverage its inherent accuracy potential for precision rifle matches and distance competitions.