The Outfitter G3 is chambered in 360 Buckhammer and built around a single/breech action with a 22-inch chrome-lined steel barrel and a target crown. Overall length is 37.50 inches. The Elite XT trigger gives a crisp, clean pull, and the hammer/trigger block safety keeps handling secure without slowing you down when you need to fire. The adjustable cheek piece and length of pull let you dial in fit without aftermarket parts, which matters for getting consistent cheek weld on a precision shot. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Outfitter G3 
• Caliber: 360 Buckhammer 
• Barrel Length: 22 inches 
• Action: Single/Breech 
• Overall Length (OAL): 37.50 inches 
• Trigger: Elite XT 
• Safety: Hammer/Trigger Block 
• Stock: Adjustable Cheek Piece & Length of Pull 
• Barrel: Chrome Lined Steel with Target Crown 
• Sights: None (optics ready) 
   

Detailed Features 

The chrome lining on the barrel improves corrosion resistance and bore durability over time. The target crown protects the muzzle's critical last contact with the bullet and contributes to consistent exit velocity. Without factory sights the rifle ships optics-ready, which is the right call for a cartridge optimized for hunting at ranges where a scope helps. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

The 360 Buckhammer was developed for straight-wall cartridge regulations, making this rifle relevant for deer hunters in states that restrict rifle hunting to those cartridges. The 22-inch barrel and chrome-lined steel are suited to field conditions where the gun may see rain, mud, or heavy use across a season.

Discussions about the Outfitter G3 Hunter Precision in 360 Buckhammer generally land on the positive side, with accuracy being the most consistently cited strength. Users report good groups and find the chrome-lined barrel holds up well.

The adjustable stock gets mentioned as a practical feature. Shooters appreciate being able to set cheek height and length of pull without modifications.

Ammunition availability for 360 Buckhammer comes up as a real concern in some areas. The caliber is well-suited to straight-wall cartridge regulations, which makes it appealing for that specific hunting context, but sourcing ammo outside of well-stocked retailers requires planning.

Weight is a minor point of contention for some hunters who cover a lot of ground on foot. The rifle isn't exceptionally heavy, but a few users would prefer something lighter for all-day carry.

Recoil feedback is mostly positive. Most users find it manageable. Newer shooters occasionally mention wanting guidance on technique for getting the most out of the platform.