New for 2024: Traditions Firearms Pro Series

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posted on January 22, 2024
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Traditions Performance Firearms has announced the release of its Pro Series of firearms. The Pro Series is Tradition's option for the most diehard hunters looking for a full-featured firearm, and will be available in the NitroFire, Pursuit XT and Outfitter G3 product lines.

The Pro Series features an adjustable cheekpiece which can be raised or lowered by simply turning the screw on the side of the stock. This can even be done with a coin in a pinch. It locks into place once set, allowing for a more comfortable magnified shooting position by raising the comb. Meanwhile, the adjustable length of pull (LOP) can be changed by adding or removing spacers. The threaded barrel is another key feature of the Pro Series as it allows for a muzzle brake to be added for reduced recoil and better control. Additional accessories are available for the Pro Series and will be announced separately. Whether exclusively a muzzleloader hunter looking at the NitroFire or Pursuit XT family, or a rifle shooter interested in an Outfitter G3, the Pro Series has a model to fill the niche.

Upon the line's launch, marketing manager Alison Hall commented “Traditions Pro Series really offers a hunter or shooter all the bells and whistles they would be looking for in a firearm. This series provides our most full-featured option across 3 different series. With the adjustments able to be made, this allows for a more comfortable shooting experience and will really enhance someone’s hunt. The threaded barrel allows for the option to add a muzzle brake to reduce recoil. As hunters and shooters ourselves, we build our products to be as user-friendly as possible and we’ve done that with the Pro Series.”

To learn more about the Pro Series, visit Traditions® SHOT show booth #14638 or traditionsfirearms.com. MSRP: $469.95-$749.95.

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