Victrix Armaments Challenge T in 6.5 Creedmoor, 1:8.5 twist 26″ Lothar Walther lapped barrel with ProAngle brake, six-lug AISI 630 short action, 10-round double-stack magazine, Sporting Plus trigger (approx. 400 g) and a fixed hard-black-anodised alloy chassis. Italian tactical and sport rifle, 5.25 kg. Firearms licence (Category B) and PTA required — 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Dealer 50001578.
$8,219.00
Available on back-order
The Victrix Challenge T 6.5 Creedmoor is a magazine-fed bolt-action rifle from Victrix Armaments, Italy, built for tactical and sport shooting and long-range hunting. It has a 26″ (660 mm) Lothar Walther lapped, button-rifled AISI 420 stainless barrel with a 1:8.5 twist, black matt Cerakote, M18x1 threaded muzzle with protector and the detachable Victrix ProAngle brake with three forward-canted chambers. The short action is machined from AISI 630 billet with a six-lug bolt with anti-ice grooves and PVD finish, feeding from a 10-round metal double-stack magazine, and the Victrix Sporting Plus single-stage trigger is set at approximately 400 g with a two-position top safety. The hard-black-anodised light-alloy chassis uses the fixed (non-folding) Challenge buttstock with horizontal and vertical adjustment and insulated cheek-piece, an interchangeable AR-pattern flat-top grip, an integrated 20 MOA action rail and an Anschütz-type underside rail prepared for the optional ROME Arca rail. With empty magazine and brake it weighs 5.25 kg and measures 1,216 mm overall. Victrix’s current tactical range lists the Gladio T in this slot; Beretta Australia still lists the Challenge T, so availability is confirmed at order.
Is the Challenge T still current?
Victrix’s website now lists the Gladio T (same barrel, magazine and chassis family, with a folding stock) in its tactical range, while the Australian distributor still lists the Challenge T. Ask us to confirm availability before ordering.
Does it fold?
No. The Challenge T uses a fixed spacer in place of the Gladio’s folding hinge, which keeps it lighter at 5.25 kg.
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 Challenge T 6.5 Creedmoor is a magazine-fed bolt-action rifle from Victrix Armaments, Italy, built for tactical and sport shooting and long-range hunting. It has a 26″ (660 mm) Lothar Walther lapped, button-rifled AISI 420 stainless barrel with a 1:8.5 twist, black matt Cerakote, M18x1 threaded muzzle with protector and the detachable Victrix ProAngle brake with three forward-canted chambers. The short action is machined from AISI 630 billet with a six-lug bolt with anti-ice grooves and PVD finish, feeding from a 10-round metal double-stack magazine, and the Victrix Sporting Plus single-stage trigger is set at approximately 400 g with a two-position top safety. The hard-black-anodised light-alloy chassis uses the fixed (non-folding) Challenge buttstock with horizontal and vertical adjustment and insulated cheek-piece, an interchangeable AR-pattern flat-top grip, an integrated 20 MOA action rail and an Anschütz-type underside rail prepared for the optional ROME Arca rail. With empty magazine and brake it weighs 5.25 kg and measures 1,216 mm overall. Victrix’s current tactical range lists the Gladio T in this slot; Beretta Australia still lists the Challenge T, so availability is confirmed at order.
Is the Challenge T still current?
Victrix’s website now lists the Gladio T (same barrel, magazine and chassis family, with a folding stock) in its tactical range, while the Australian distributor still lists the Challenge T. Ask us to confirm availability before ordering.
Does it fold?
No. The Challenge T uses a fixed spacer in place of the Gladio’s folding hinge, which keeps it lighter at 5.25 kg.
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 | Challenge T |
| Calibre | 6.5 Creedmoor |
| Twist rate | 1:8.5 |
| Barrel length | 26" (660 mm) |
| Barrel | Lothar Walther lapped button-rifled AISI 420, black matt Cerakote, M18x1 thread |
| Muzzle device | Detachable Victrix ProAngle brake, 3 chambers |
| Action | Short action, AISI 630 billet, 6-lug bolt, PVD |
| Trigger | Victrix Sporting Plus single-stage, approx. 400 g, two-position top safety |
| Chassis | Hard-black-anodised light alloy, fixed Challenge buttstock, adjustable cheek-piece and buttpad, AR-pattern grip |
| Magazine | 10-round metal double-stack |
| Rail | 20 MOA integrated; Anschütz bottom rail |
| Weight | 5.25 kg with empty magazine and brake, without optic |
| Overall length | 1,216 mm |
| Finish | Hard black anodised, black Cerakote barrel, PVD action |
| Use | Tactical, sport shooting, long-range hunting |
| Licence category | Category B — licence and PTA required |
| Country of origin | Italy |
| Availability | Available on back-order |
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