Victrix Lupus

About the Victrix Lupus

The Victrix Lupus is an Italian compact bolt-action precision rifle built by Victrix Armaments, pairing a short billet-machined action with a 16-inch match-grade button-rifled barrel and a fixed walnut buttstock in a tactical hunting configuration. The centerfire model is chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor or .308 Winchester with a three-asymmetric-lug bolt and a 10-round double-stack metal magazine, while a rimfire .22 LR version uses a two-lug bolt and a 10-round single-stack polymer magazine. It features a Victrix adjustable single-stage trigger with a two-position safety, a 20 MOA removable action rail, and a PVD-coated action and bolt.

Victrix Armaments, based in Vigevano, Italy, is part of the Beretta Holding group and is best known for its extreme-long-range competition rifles; the Lupus ('wolf' in Latin) brings that precision pedigree into a compact walnut-stocked package.

Victrix Lupus specifications

Marketed by Victrix as a compact 'gentleman's tactical' precision rifle blending a walnut stock with a machined precision action. Weight and overall length figures are for the centerfire configuration with muzzle brake; the rimfire version is about 4.15 kg and 875 mm.