Description
The Patriot Predator in .450 Bushmaster is built around a single purpose: putting a large-diameter, hard-hitting round downrange from a compact, manageable platform. That makes it a natural fit for hunters who need serious terminal performance at moderate distances — whitetail, black bear, and hog country where shots are typically taken inside 200 yards and penetration matters more than a flat trajectory.
The bolt action keeps the package simple and reliable. There are no gas-system variables to tune and no cycling concerns with heavier or lighter .450 Bushmaster loads, which gives the shooter freedom to experiment with bullet weights without worrying about function. The 1:24″ twist rate is matched to the .450 Bushmaster cartridge’s typical projectile weights, stabilizing the wide, heavy slugs that make this chambering effective on large game.
At 20 inches, the barrel strikes a balance between velocity retention and overall rifle length, keeping the gun maneuverable in a blind or through timber without giving up more muzzle velocity than necessary for the cartridge’s intended range. The Flat Dark Earth finish on the synthetic stock resists moisture and handles rough field conditions without the maintenance that a wood stock demands. The threaded muzzle gives the shooter the option to add a muzzle device for recoil management — a practical consideration given the .450 Bushmaster’s substantial push. The internal magazine holds four rounds with one in the chamber, which is standard for a hunting bolt gun and keeps the profile snag-free when moving through brush.




