Victrix Armaments Crown V in .375 CheyTac, 1:8 twist 38″ lapped 416R barrel with detachable ProAngle brake, single-shot billet AISI 420 three-lug action, Sporting Plus trigger (approx. 500 g) and a folding light-alloy chassis in Cerakote Medium Dark Grey with Silver Metallic. Italian extreme-long-range rifle; Victrix now lists the Crown MKII in its place. Firearms licence (Category B) and PTA required — 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Dealer 50001578.
$14,159.00
Available on back-order
The Victrix Crown V .375 CheyTac is a single-shot extreme-long-range (ELR) bolt-action rifle from Victrix Armaments, Italy — the model that made the Crown name in King of 2 Miles competition. It has a 38″ (965 mm) lapped AISI 416R stainless barrel with a 1:8 twist, threaded muzzle with protector and the detachable Victrix ProAngle brake with five forward-canted chambers; a billet AISI 420 action with three symmetric lugs, dirt grooves and PVD finish; and the Victrix Sporting Plus trigger set at approximately 500 g with a two-position top safety and gold-finished lever. The high-strength light-alloy monobloc chassis has the EVO folding system, a buttstock adjustable for height and cant with insulated cheek-piece, gold-finished rear slider ring, interchangeable grip with palm shelf, a 45 MOA special-steel action rail and an Anschütz-type bottom rail for the bipod. With brake and no scope it weighs about 13.8 kg (current manufacturer sheet; the 2022 importer sheet states 14.3 kg) and measures 1,421 mm folded / 1,681 mm open. Victrix’s current range lists the Crown MKII in place of the Crown V; Beretta Australia still lists the Crown V, so availability is confirmed at order.
Is the Crown V still current?
Victrix’s website now lists the Crown MKII in place of the Crown V, while the Australian distributor still lists the Crown V. Ask us to confirm which version is available before ordering.
Crown V or Throne V?
Same platform: the Crown is the single-shot version and the Throne the magazine-fed version.
What licence do I need?
A current Australian firearms licence with Category B and a Permit to Acquire. Interstate buyers are transferred dealer-to-dealer.
3 Gun Tactical is an authorised Victrix Armaments dealer in Tingalpa, Brisbane, supplied through the Australian distributor Beretta Australia. Indent and delivery times are confirmed at order, and we arrange interstate dealer-to-dealer transfers.
Licensing. Firearms are supplied only to holders of a current Australian firearms licence with the appropriate category (Category B for a centrefire bolt-action rifle) and a valid Permit to Acquire. Interstate buyers are transferred dealer-to-dealer. 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.
The Victrix Crown V .375 CheyTac is a single-shot extreme-long-range (ELR) bolt-action rifle from Victrix Armaments, Italy — the model that made the Crown name in King of 2 Miles competition. It has a 38″ (965 mm) lapped AISI 416R stainless barrel with a 1:8 twist, threaded muzzle with protector and the detachable Victrix ProAngle brake with five forward-canted chambers; a billet AISI 420 action with three symmetric lugs, dirt grooves and PVD finish; and the Victrix Sporting Plus trigger set at approximately 500 g with a two-position top safety and gold-finished lever. The high-strength light-alloy monobloc chassis has the EVO folding system, a buttstock adjustable for height and cant with insulated cheek-piece, gold-finished rear slider ring, interchangeable grip with palm shelf, a 45 MOA special-steel action rail and an Anschütz-type bottom rail for the bipod. With brake and no scope it weighs about 13.8 kg (current manufacturer sheet; the 2022 importer sheet states 14.3 kg) and measures 1,421 mm folded / 1,681 mm open. Victrix’s current range lists the Crown MKII in place of the Crown V; Beretta Australia still lists the Crown V, so availability is confirmed at order.
Is the Crown V still current?
Victrix’s website now lists the Crown MKII in place of the Crown V, while the Australian distributor still lists the Crown V. Ask us to confirm which version is available before ordering.
Crown V or Throne V?
Same platform: the Crown is the single-shot version and the Throne the magazine-fed version.
What licence do I need?
A current Australian firearms licence with Category B and a Permit to Acquire. Interstate buyers are transferred dealer-to-dealer.
3 Gun Tactical is an authorised Victrix Armaments dealer in Tingalpa, Brisbane, supplied through the Australian distributor Beretta Australia. Indent and delivery times are confirmed at order, and we arrange interstate dealer-to-dealer transfers.
Licensing. Firearms are supplied only to holders of a current Australian firearms licence with the appropriate category (Category B for a centrefire bolt-action rifle) and a valid Permit to Acquire. Interstate buyers are transferred dealer-to-dealer. 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.
| Brand | Victrix Armaments (Italy) |
|---|---|
| Model | Crown V |
| Calibre | .375 CheyTac |
| Twist rate | 1:8 |
| Barrel length | 38" (965 mm) |
| Barrel | Lapped AISI 416R stainless, threaded muzzle with protector |
| Muzzle device | Detachable Victrix ProAngle brake, 5 chambers |
| Action | Single-shot, AISI 420 billet, 3 symmetric lugs, PVD |
| Trigger | Victrix Sporting Plus, approx. 500 g, two-position top safety |
| Chassis | Light-alloy monobloc, EVO folding, adjustable buttstock, grip with palm shelf |
| Magazine | None (single shot) |
| Rail | 45 MOA special steel; Anschütz bottom rail |
| Weight | Approx. 13.8 kg with brake, without optic |
| Overall length | 1,421 mm folded / 1,681 mm open |
| Finish | Cerakote Medium Dark Grey with Silver Metallic |
| Use | Extreme long range (ELR) competition |
| Licence category | Category B — licence and PTA required |
| Country of origin | Italy |
| Availability | Available on back-order |
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