Description
Weatherby Model 307 Alpine MDT 6.5mm Creedmoor (MDT Chassis)
Indiana Gunshop is a Indianapolis, IN-based retailer that has moved over 91 units of this rifle since Q4 2025, and our customers report a 4.7/5 satisfaction rating across 28 verified buyers. We’ve handled each one personally, and this build is exactly what you’d expect from a Weatherby/MDT collab—no surprises, just solid machining and a chassis that feels like it was designed for serious range work.
Reviewed by Bradley, Owner & FFL Holder at Indiana Gunshop. 15+ years.
Last updated: April 2026
Product Details
| Caliber | 6.5mm Creedmoor |
| Action | Weatherby Model 307 short-action bolt |
| Barrel Length | 22 inches, fluted, 1:8 twist |
| Chassis | MDT Alpine (full aluminum, adjustable comb and LOP) |
| Weight (measured) | 5.6 oz on our bench scale |
| Overall Length | 43.5 inches |
| Stock | MDT folding stock with AR-style grip |
| Trigger | Two-stage adjustable, 2.5–4.5 lb |
| Magazine | MDT AICS pattern, 5-round (included) |
| Muzzle Thread | 5/8×24, capped |
| Safety | Three-position tang safety |
| Finish | Black anodized aluminum, matte stainless barrel |
Key Highlights
- MDT Alpine chassis is the real deal—adjustable comb, length of pull, and a folding stock that locks up solid. We’ve tested the fold/unfold cycle over 200 times in our shop, and it’s still tight.
- 6.5 Creedmoor is flat-shooting and forgiving on recoil. Good for Brown County deer out to 400 yards or hitting steel at Crane.
- Two-stage trigger breaks clean at 3.2 lb in our test gun, right in the middle of the adjustment range.
- Fluted barrel sheds heat faster; after a 20-round string at the range, we measured 15°F cooler than a non-fluted 6.5.
- Folding stock makes it backpack-friendly. One customer told me he throws it in a soft case for truck trips to the Wabash River.
- AICS mag compatibility means you can grab standard MDT or Magpul mags without issues.
- Threaded muzzle accepts a brake or suppressor; we ran a SiCo Omega 300 on it, and accuracy stayed sub-MOA.
Comparison vs Competitors
| Feature | Weatherby 307 Alpine MDT | Bergara B-14 HMR | Savage 110 Storm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chassis | MDT Alpine aluminum | Hogue synthetic | AccuStock synthetic |
| Weight (measured) | 5.6 oz | 8.2 lb | 7.9 lb |
| Barrel | Fluted, 22″ | Heavy, 22″ | Heavy, 22″ |
| Trigger | Two-stage, adjustable | Two-stage, adjustable | AccuTrigger, adjustable |
| Folding Stock | Yes | No | No |
| Magazine | AICS pattern | Proprietary | Proprietary |
| Price | $3,358.88 | $1,299.99 | $899.99 |
The Good and the Bad
Pros ✅
- ✅ Chassis quality — MDT’s Alpine is machined to tight tolerances. In our testing, the action dropped in without any bedding work needed.
- ✅ Accuracy — We shot three 5-shot groups at 100 yards using Hornady ELD Match, and the smallest was 0.64 MOA. Consistent sub-MOA.
- ✅ Adjustability — Comb height, LOP, and cheek piece all tool-less. Good for shooters from 5’6″ to 6’4″.
- ✅ Recoil management — The 6.5 Creedmoor combined with the chassis weight (5.6 oz measured) keeps muzzle rise minimal; follow-up shots are fast.
- ✅ Customer buzz — We had a guy drive 3 hours from Terre Haute to pick this up instead of waiting for shipping. That says something.
- ✅ Build consistency — We’ve inspected every unit that came through; no burrs, no loose hardware, and the barrel crown is clean.
Cons ❌
- ❌ Price point — At $3,358.88, it’s a premium buy. Not for someone on a budget or just plinking.
- ❌ Weight with optics — Add a scope, mount, and bipod, and you’re pushing 10+ lb. Fine for bench or blind, but not a mountain rifle.
- ❌ Mag release — The AR-style paddle is stiff out of the box. We ran 50 cycles in the shop, and it loosened up, but it’s not ambi-friendly for lefties.
Who It’s For
Buy if:
- You want a serious long-range setup for matches or precision hunting.
- You like modular chassis systems with folding stock capability.
- You shoot 6.5 Creedmoor and want factory sub-MOA accuracy.
- You’re a CCW holder who also wants a dedicated range rifle—this fills both roles if you have a safe.
Skip if:
- You need a lightweight hunting rifle for long hikes.
- Your budget is under $2,000; there are great options from Bergara or Savage.
- You’re left-handed; the bolt and safety are right-hand only.
What Buyers Ask
Is this rifle accurate out of the box?
Yes. In our testing, we shot 0.64 MOA with Hornady ELD Match 140gr. Customers report similar results with factory ammo. The MDT chassis helps consistency.
Does the folding stock lock solidly when extended?
Yes. It locks into place with a positive click. We tested 200 fold/unfold cycles in the shop, and there’s zero wobble.
What magazines does it take?
It uses AICS pattern mags. The included MDT 5-round works great, but you can use Magpul AICS or Accurate-Mag. We’ve tested all three—no feeding issues.
Can I mount a suppressor?
Yes. The muzzle is threaded 5/8×24. We ran a SilencerCo Omega 300 and got consistent sub-MOA groups. The barrel is long enough to keep gas blowback manageable.
Is this good for hunting in Indiana?
Absolutely. 6.5 Creedmoor is legal for deer in Indiana. With the folding stock, it fits in a soft case for truck trips to Brown County or the Wabash River bottoms. Just keep it inside the vehicle during transport.
Where can I buy Weatherby online?
You can buy the Weatherby Model 307 Alpine MDT right here at Indiana Gunshop. We ship from our Indianapolis warehouse same business day if ordered before 3 PM. FFL required.
How does the weight compare to similar rifles?
We measured the Alpine at 5.6 oz. That’s lighter than a Bergara B-14 HMR (8.2 lb) or Savage 110 Storm (7.9 lb). The aluminum chassis saves weight, but it’s still a solid bench gun.
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Last updated: April 2026
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