The Winchester XPR SR is a .308 WIN bolt-action rifle with a threaded muzzle, built for hunters and shooters who want suppressor compatibility without moving to a specialty platform. At 6.12 lbs with a 20-inch barrel, it's light enough to carry all day in the field. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Winchester Repeating Arms 
• Model: XPR SR 
• Caliber: .308 WIN 
• Action Type: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 3 Rounds (3+1) 
• Barrel Length: 20 inches 
• Weight: 6.12 lbs. 
• Finish Color: Black Perma-Cote 
   

Detailed Features 

• The 20-inch button-rifled, free-floating barrel is high-quality steel. Free-floating keeps the stock from affecting barrel harmonics as it expands or shifts with humidity and temperature changes. 
   
• The M.O.A. Trigger System is factory-set and adjustable, giving you a cleaner break than most rifles in this price range without any gunsmithing. 
   
• Threaded muzzle is ready for suppressor use or a muzzle device without additional work. 
   
• Synthetic stock handles rain, mud, and temperature changes without warping or shifting point of impact. 
   
• Two-position thumb safety is positioned for quick engagement and disengagement without breaking firing grip. 
   

Target Audience 

The XPR SR suits hunters who want a practical suppressor-ready .308 without paying a premium for a precision competition platform. It also works well for intermediate shooters who want reliable performance at range distances typical to deer hunting. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

1. Hunting: The .308 WIN handles deer, antelope, and similar game cleanly at field distances. The 20-inch barrel trades some velocity compared to a 24-inch but keeps the package shorter and lighter. 
2. Sport Shooting: Consistent trigger and free-floating barrel make it viable at target shooting events where a sub-MOA rifle isn't required. 
3. Suppressed Shooting: The threaded muzzle makes this the starting point for a suppressed .308 setup without adapters or additional work.

Users of the Winchester XPR SR in .308 tend to discuss the rifle across consistent themes.

Accuracy gets the most positive attention. The .308 caliber and free-floating barrel combination performs well at hunting distances, and several owners note sub-MOA groups with quality ammunition. Pairing with the right load makes a noticeable difference, which comes up frequently in community discussions.

Build quality is generally praised. The rifle holds up in cold, wet, and muddy conditions — exactly what hunters need from a field gun. The synthetic stock doesn't require the same care a wood stock would in harsh weather.

Ergonomics get mixed feedback. Some shooters find the grip and stock dimensions comfortable; others wish for more adjustability or a better grip texture, particularly in wet conditions.

Value is a consistent positive. The XPR SR competes well against similarly-priced bolt guns, and owners tend to view it as a good return for the price. The M.O.A. trigger gets called out specifically as a step above what comparable rifles typically include.

Customization comes up among owners who have added optics and bipods. The rifle adapts well to standard accessories, which matters for hunters building out a complete rig.

Recoil is described as manageable. Follow-up shots are not an issue for most users, and new .308 shooters report adjusting quickly.

Customer service feedback on Winchester is mixed across the broader user community. Individual experiences vary enough that it's hard to draw a firm conclusion, though it shows up in discussions about the brand generally.