Why Shooters Choose Seekins Precision

Seekins Precision started in Lewiston, Idaho, as a small machine shop building parts the founders wanted for their own rifles. Today it is one of the most respected names in American precision rifles, known for in-house manufacturing, tight tolerances and rifles that shoot like custom builds straight out of the box. When you buy a Seekins rifle, the action, the integral rail and many of the components were designed and machined under one roof, which is a big reason Seekins rifles are so consistent from one serial number to the next.

At Tombstone Tactical we focus on this one brand, so you can compare every model, caliber and finish side by side instead of hunting across a dozen different stores. Whether you are looking for your first long-range rifle or a dedicated elk rifle for the high country, our team is here to help you choose with confidence.

The Seekins Havak Family Explained

Every modern model is built around the Seekins Havak action. From there, each model is tuned for a different kind of shooter:

• Havak Pro Hunter 2 – the popular all-around hunting rifle with a carbon composite stock, detachable magazine and integral rail, in calibers from 6mm Creedmoor to 300 Win Mag and 28 Nosler.
• Havak Pro Hunter 3 – the newest Pro Hunter, with an updated carbon stock, fluted threaded barrels and a TriggerTech trigger at an excellent price.
• Havak Element – a premium lightweight mountain rifle, often with a carbon fiber barrel, for hunters who count every ounce.
• Havak Element Hunter M3 – carbon barrel meets the Havak Hunter chassis, ready to hunt with a muzzle brake and two magazines.
• Havak HIT and HIT Pro – adjustable aluminum chassis rifles for PRS, tactical and long-range shooting.
• Havak Slam – the lightest Seekins rifle, with a skeletonized carbon fiber stock for serious backcountry hunters.

Choosing the Right Seekins Rifles Caliber

These rifles are offered in a wide range of modern cartridges. For deer, pronghorn and all-around use, the 6.5 Creedmoor and 308 Winchester are easy to shoot and easy to feed. Western hunters who want more reach often step up to the 6.5 PRC or 6.8 Western. For elk, moose and long shots in the wind, look at the 7mm PRC, 300 PRC, 300 Win Mag or 28 Nosler. Competitors love the 6mm Creedmoor and 6mm GT for their light recoil. Not sure? Read our buying guides or ask our team.

Seekins Precision Accessories That Match Your Rifle

A precision rifle is only as good as the scope mounted on it. We carry Seekins scope rings in 30mm, 34mm and 35mm, one-piece precision mounts, 0, 20 and 30 MOA scope bases, carbon fiber magazines, ARCA and M-LOK rails and AR-15 and AR-10 upgrades. Because the company designs its accessories alongside its rifles, everything fits precisely and holds zero.

Buying a Rifle Online, Made Simple

Ordering a rifle from Tombstone Tactical is straightforward. Choose your rifle, add your preferred FFL dealer at checkout and we ship it insured to that dealer. You complete the background check and paperwork at the shop and take your rifle home. Accessories such as rings, bases and rails ship straight to your door. Learn more on our FFL transfer guide or read about the rules on the ATF website.