You want a rifle that performs. The Horizon Firearms Vandal Prime 6 Creedmoor 24-inch is built for consistent, sub-MOA accuracy at distances you’ll actually use – whether that’s popping steel at 600 yards or taking ethical shots at deer across a wide Nebraska field. This isn’t a rifle you’ll need to immediately send off for gunsmithing; it’s designed to deliver right away.
| Manufacturer | Horizon Firearms |
|---|---|
| Model | Vandal Prime |
| Material | 416R stainless steel barrel, carbon-fiber stock |
| Compatibility | 6 Creedmoor (6mm) ammunition |
| Finish | Camouflage textured stock, stainless barrel |
| Weight | Approx. 8.2 lbs (per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
What this rifle does for you
This rifle’s built around the Horizon Stiller action, machined to tight tolerances. That means a smoother bolt operation and more consistent lock-up, which translates to tighter groups. It comes with a TriggerTech trigger adjustable between 1.5 and 4 pounds; you’ll feel the difference with every pull – a crisp, clean break helps you call your shots. The 24-inch 416R stainless steel barrel has spiral fluting. This isn’t just for looks; the fluting helps dissipate heat faster during longer shooting sessions. Keeps things consistent, especially if you’re working through multiple targets or taking follow-up shots. The Iota EKO carbon fiber stock keeps the weight down – around 8.2 pounds total – making it more manageable for carrying in the field, and provides a stable shooting platform. It also has an Iota Sim Brake that cuts down on felt recoil, letting you stay on target for quicker follow-up shots.
Key Features
- Horizon Stiller Action – This action is made to tight specs for smoother bolt travel and consistent accuracy.
- TriggerTech Trigger – Adjustable pull weight (1.5-4 lbs) with a clean, crisp break for precise shot placement.
- Banded Spiral Fluted Barrel – Reduces weight and improves heat dissipation for consistent performance.
- Iota EKO Carbon Stock – Lightweight and rigid, minimizing vibration and improving stability.
- Iota Sim Brake – Reduces felt recoil by around 40%, allowing for faster follow-up shots and easier target acquisition.
Who is this rifle for?
If you’re getting into precision rifle competition – PRS, NRL Hunter, or similar – this is a solid starting point. It’s capable of delivering the accuracy you need, without needing a bunch of custom upgrades. Hunters will also appreciate it; a sub-8.5-pound rifle is easier to carry on a long walk across the prairie. It’s a good choice for taking advantage of Nebraska’s deer and antelope hunting opportunities at longer ranges.
What’s good, what’s not
- Good: The adjustable TriggerTech trigger lets you dial in the pull weight to your preference – a lighter pull for precision, a slightly heavier pull for hunting.
- Good: The fluted barrel actually makes a difference. Horizon’s testing shows it stays cooler than a standard-weight barrel after repeated shots.
- Consider: The camo finish on the stock is durable, but heavy use can show wear in high-contact areas. That’s common with carbon fiber stocks.
- Good: The Iota Sim brake works well, reducing recoil without adding significant length.
Compared to the alternatives
| Feature | Horizon Vandal Prime 6 Creedmoor | Geissele Super Precision 6 Creedmoor | Timney Competition 6 Creedmoor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Action | Horizon Stiller (custom-grade) | Geissele Super Precision | Timney Competition |
We’re a local Nebraska retailer. All firearms are subject to state and federal regulations. We handle FFL transfers for pickups in-store. Shipping to licensed Nebraska dealers is available – contact us for details. We can also assist with out-of-state transfers, following all applicable laws.





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