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Victrix Armaments

Builds bolt-action precision rifles for military sniper, anti-materiel and law enforcement use, plus competition and small-bore rifles for civilian shooters.

Founded 201511-50 employeesCazzano Sant'Andrea, Italy1 open positionWebsiteLinkedIn

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Products & Solutions

Scorpio
Bolt-action sniper rifle chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum, .300 Winchester Magnum or .300 Norma Magnum, built around a modular chassis with a rail for day, night and thermal optics. Offered in V and T configurations with 22-inch or 26-inch barrels. The Italian Army selected the .338 LM Scorpio V in January 2022 as its Future Sniper Rifle, ordering hundreds of units to sit alongside and eventually replace the Sako TRG-42.
Gladio PS A1
Bolt-action rifle in .308 Winchester built to the exact specification issued to Italian State Police marksmen, with a 20-inch barrel and a 10-round single-feed magazine. Victrix tested the platform through mechanical stress trials and an 8,000-round endurance run, then released a 30-unit numbered civilian edition in July 2025 equipped with a Steiner M5Xi 5-25x56 scope.
Corvo
.50 BMG rifle built for extreme long-range precision, with a reversible bolt closure, a four-chamber muzzle brake and monolithic rails. Weighs about 13.2 kg unloaded with a 27-inch barrel.
Crossover line
Hybrid rifle systems marketed under the Lynx, Ardea and Lupus names, designed to move between different operational roles without changing platform.
Sporting line
Repeater and single-shot rifles built for competitive shooters, covering models such as Kinetic, Motion, Crown MKII, Target MKII, Blackbelt MKII, Scepter, ORB and Sentinel.
Small Bore line
.22 LR versions of several Victrix centerfire platforms, including the Pugio, Gladio, ORB, Target MKII and Scepter, built for training and small-bore competition.

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About

Victrix Armaments designs and manufactures precision bolt-action rifles from its factory in Cazzano Sant'Andrea, in Italy's Bergamo province. The company builds every part in-house, running CNC machining, multi-axis milling, wire electroerosion and 3D coordinate measuring on site, drawing on a team with decades of background in high-precision mechanics.

Offices

Cazzano Sant'Andrea, Italy

Customers & Partners

Italian Army (Esercito Italiano)Italian State Police (Polizia di Stato)Tangent Theta

Timeline

2025-07
Released the Gladio PS A1, a 30-unit numbered civilian edition of the rifle issued to Italian State Police marksmen.
2022-01
Italian Army selected the Scorpio V in .338 Lapua Magnum as its Future Sniper Rifle, ordering hundreds of units to replace the Sako TRG-42.

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