Traditions Outfitter G3 Pro .450 Bushmaster 22 in Threaded

The Traditions Outfitter G3 Pro .450 Bushmaster 22 in Threaded is a break-action single-shot rifle built for hunters who demand precision and reliability in the field. This rifle pairs a 22-inch chromoly fluted barrel with an adjustable stock system, allowing you to dial in your fit for consistent shot placement. It ships with a factory-mounted 3-9×40 BDC scope and a muzzle brake to tame the .450 Bushmaster’s recoil, making it a practical choice for large-game hunting. The Elite XT trigger system and manual trigger block safety keep operation straightforward and safe.

Manufacturer	Traditions
Model	Outfitter G3 Pro
Material	Chromoly steel, fluted barrel (per manufacturer specs)
Compatibility	.450 Bushmaster ammunition
Finish	Blued
Weight	7.2 lbs (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Threaded 22-inch Chromoly Fluted Barrel: The 1:24 twist rate stabilizes heavy .450 Bushmaster projectiles for sub-MOA accuracy at 200 yards, and the threaded muzzle (5/8×24 pattern) accepts suppressors or brakes without adapter headaches.
• Adjustable Stock System: Length of pull and cheek riser adjust with no tools, so you can set a consistent cheek weld for every shot—critical when you’re working a single-shot action.
• Factory-Mounted 3-9×40 BDC Scope: Comes zeroed at 100 yards from Traditions, saving you range time. The BDC reticle matches .450 Bushmaster ballistics out to 300 yards.
• Elite XT Trigger System: A crisp, 3.5-pound trigger break with zero creep, letting you squeeze off shots without disturbing your sight picture—essential for ethical hunting shots.
• Muzzle Brake Included: Reduces felt recoil by approximately 40% compared to a bare muzzle, keeping you on target for quick follow-ups even with heavy loads.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the hunter who values simplicity and accuracy over magazine capacity. It’s ideal for thick-cover deer, bear, or hog hunting where a single, well-placed shot decides the outcome. The adjustable stock also suits shooters with varying body sizes or those who use heavy clothing in cold weather.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: Sub-MOA accuracy potential out of the box; adjustable stock for perfect fit; threaded barrel for suppressor use; scope included and pre-zeroed; lightweight at 7.2 lbs for carry.
• Cons: Single-shot action limits follow-up speed; included scope is adequate but not premium glass—you may upgrade later for low-light conditions.

Comparison

Feature	Traditions Outfitter G3 Pro	Thompson Center Encore	H&R Handi-Rifle
Caliber	.450 Bushmaster	Multiple (requires barrel swap)	Multiple (limited options)
Barrel Length	22 in threaded	23 in (non-threaded standard)	22 in (non-threaded)
Trigger	Elite XT, 3.5 lb	Stock, 4-5 lb	Stock, 5-6 lb
Stock	Adjustable LOP and cheek	Fixed (aftermarket available)	Fixed
Scope Included	Yes, 3-9×40 BDC	No	No
Price	$756.67	$800+ (used market)	$400-500 (discontinued)

FAQ

What is the barrel twist rate on the Traditions Outfitter G3 Pro .450 Bushmaster?

The barrel has a 1:24 twist rate, which is standard for .450 Bushmaster and stabilizes bullets from 250 to 300 grains effectively.

Does this rifle come with a scope?

Yes, it includes a factory-mounted 3-9×40 BDC scope from Traditions, pre-zeroed at 100 yards for .450 Bushmaster ammunition.

Can I mount a suppressor on the threaded barrel?

Yes, the barrel is threaded 5/8×24, a common pattern for .450 Bushmaster suppressors. The included muzzle brake can be removed for direct attachment.

How do I adjust the stock on the Outfitter G3 Pro?

Length of pull adjusts via a knob at the buttpad, and the cheek riser adjusts with a thumbwheel on the comb. No tools required—just turn and lock.

Is the trigger adjustable?

The Elite XT trigger is factory-set at 3.5 pounds and is not user-adjustable, but the pull is crisp with no creep per Traditions specs.

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Last updated: April 2026