Apollo Custom Voere Titan Mach IV 7mm Apollo Bolt-Action Rifle, 26-Inch Sporter Barrel, Rare Custom Build
This Apollo Custom Voere Titan Mach IV brings together a German six-lug Titan action and a U.S.-made 26-inch sporter barrel chambered for the wildcat 7mm Apollo cartridge. Hand-cut checkering, a Monte Carlo walnut stock with rosewood accents, and an aluminum bedding block show the care invested in this cross-continental build. Collectors will appreciate its rarity, custom caliber, and 1980s craftsmanship.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The barreled action displays minor superficial scratches and blemishes, with light rust and pitting noted. The original Monte Carlo walnut stock is badly damaged; all pieces of the stock are provided.
What’s Included
- Weaver-style two-piece scope bases (installed)
- Walnut Monte Carlo stock pieces with rosewood forend tip & grip cap
- Factory Voere detachable 4-round magazine (installed)
- Steel takedown/escutcheon bar (loose)
The heart of this rifle is the Voere six-lug Titan action featuring a smooth 60-degree bolt lift for quick cycling. Its detachable magazine and trigger-guard assembly remain intact, providing reliable feeding for the 7mm Apollo wildcat round.
The 26-inch sporter-taper barrel is custom-chambered and finished in a high-polish blue. Proof marks reading “VOERE VÖHRENBACH GERMANY” appear on the action, while serial number prefix 680920 is stamped on the barrel shank, tying the custom components together.
An aluminum bedding block welded to the recoil-lug area adds rigidity, enhancing accuracy potential. The single-stage trigger includes an over-travel stop, allowing a crisp break familiar to precision shooters.
Although the Monte Carlo walnut stock is damaged, its original features—rosewood forend tip, rosewood grip cap, white-line spacers, ventilated recoil pad, sling swivel studs, and 18–20 LPI point-pattern checkering—remain evident and could serve as a restoration template.