good for you for saying accurate with qualifyed shooters, because reviews for this gun is amazing and accurate but there are those who can't aim that would rather give the rifle a bad name then to admit they can't shoot
I was a ARMY Sniper and have a Winchester 70 SS 300 W MAG AND X BOLT 300 W MAG THE WINNIE IS MY BEST LONG RANGE AT 1000 YD'S ! LEUPOLD SCOPES 25X50 MARK 4
Hi guys I have a x bolt 300 win mag for 3 years now , very happy whit the accuracy ( for a lite hunting rifle). I hand load my ammo and my groupings are 3/4-1' all the time .Just add a muzzle brake on my rifle and I think it's a good rifle for the money.
Talk about the X-Bolt PRO model factory lapped barrel. My 6.5 PRC Pro gives me 1/2 MOA 4 shot ragged holes at 100 yards. (5 shots heats the barrel up and it begins t open up to 1" MOA. even with 5 minutes between shots. This in 100 F. days, BTW. YMMV
Well… credit where credit is due… My 270WIN X-bolt hunter out of the box is the most precise hunting rifle that I own. It is consistently grouping moa to sub moa without heaps of drama in load development. Point of impact is also very stable. These miroku barrels are indeed very well made and the factory bedding is very well done. I prefer the feel of the triggers on my Sako and Tikka… but… the X-bolt is grouping more consistently even with a trigger that i do not prefer… the target doesn’t lie… Bravo browning!… the good folks at Miroku make a damn fine rifle.
Well, this is my second Browning rifle, I will see if it lives up to the A-Bolt rifle I once owned. This new X-Bolt rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. I'm a hard loader so I will get the most out of the rifle and cartridge. I shall see if this rifle lives up to my old A-Bolt chambered .300 WSM. Also, from reading the reviews a lot of people are not satisfied with the present day X-Bolt rifles.
Have you been able to find anything on disassembling the bolt? I have not, very frustrating. I will go back to a Model 700 if I cannot find something soon. Thanks for posting this.
Funny, my Tikka T3 pure stock, - adding a titanium recoil lug will shoot sub .5 moa off the bench If I do my part. Usually the first 2 in the same hole, 3rd just outside. Only 3 round groups because it 's in 270 wsm which heats the barrel up pretty quick. And that's with factory ammo. My other Tikka is almost as good a shooter as well. Plus it has one of, if not the best factory trigger out there. I'll also admit I don't own a browning, but I have shot an old think it's BLR in 22-250 and it does shoot great. Thing is, I don't want to risk ending up with a dud. And You rarely here of duds coming from Tikka, compared to most other brands. (Won't touch a freedom arms produced Remington.) I also think Howa, and Weatherby Vanguard 2's are great shooter's for the price. Not saying Browning is bad, again, I just hate putting my hard earned dollars into taking a risk that I end up with a dud, and gotta go through warranty departments etc.
Please make this rifle available in Japan. To buy this rifle at the moment there is only a reverse import method and the price will be over $ 4000. Besides, Japanese agents do not provide repairs or part j items.このライフルを日本でも買えるようにして下さい。 現時点でこのライフルを買うには逆輸入しか方法は無く値段も4000ドル以上になります。 その上、日本の代理店は修理や部j品の提供をしてくれません。
bedding "goop" is just slightly harder than rubber cement when dried. Can almost peel it off with your fingernail. trigger housing is cheap cast aluminum, will break or crack if you try to drive the mushroomed head rivets out. These two things can be remedied easily enough, otherwise a decent rifle for maybe $500
These browning barrels are neither cold hammer forged nor made from a dual alloy steel. Instead they are just steel, button rifled average barrels. So how are these one of "the best" production barrels again??
I have an xbolt in 300win mag. It shoots 3.5 inch groups at 100y with premium (very expensive) factory loads on a bad day. On a good day it will shoot 2 inch groups with the same factory ammo. With hand loads that have been tweaked by a master reloader, it will punch the same hole at 100y regardless if it’s a hot barrel, dirty barrel, cold barrel, wet barrel or even if I’ve been screaming profanities at her all day. (Not exaggerating) My CZ on the other hand will shoot 1.25 inch groups all day, everyday regardless of what it’s fed. Hand loads, factory junk or premium load don’t seem to matter. The xbolt also likes to eject the spent round up into the bottom of the scope, bouncing back into the action and when it ejects correctly it barely gets them out of the action. This has spoiled more than one follow up shot while hunting. Yay! No such issues with the CZ. I love my browning like a crazy girlfriend. She’s fun to play with, but she drives my f*@king nuts.
your hell's canyon rifle stock need to have ADJUSTABLE CHEEK RISER and ADJUSTABLE LENGTH OF PULL!!! the rear sling point will catch on rear bag, provide side sling points! it's like making a super car without seats. if I only shoot short range, any cheapo will do the job.
Isn't button rifling the worst kind out of the three? I know that a hammer forge has it's kinks, and a shuttle is expensive... but we are paying for accuracy right?
I like Bergara but the weight really to much when hiking for me or have I missed a Bergera that’s somewhat lighter. I like an outfitted hunting rifle that’s 7.5-8 pounds
not ever going to buy a Browning again. They have become Cheap guns with high prices.Can't even begin to talk about the customer service... because that problem is obvious.
Abolts been made in Japan since the late 60s do your homework!! Besides they make a better barrel and that action is sweet.. do you like begara? Spain,. How about weatherby? Japan, let's face it other counties make a better product at times
I know the barrels have been made in Japan for years. They aren’t shy about it, says it on every barrel. My .270 WSM a-bolt is just as accurate as any custom gun that cost 3,000$ more
good for you for saying accurate with qualifyed shooters, because reviews for this gun is amazing and accurate but there are those who can't aim that would rather give the rifle a bad name then to admit they can't shoot
I was a ARMY Sniper and have a Winchester 70 SS 300 W MAG AND X BOLT 300 W MAG THE WINNIE IS MY BEST LONG RANGE AT 1000 YD'S ! LEUPOLD SCOPES 25X50 MARK 4
Hi guys I have a x bolt 300 win mag for 3 years now , very happy whit the accuracy ( for a lite hunting rifle). I hand load my ammo and my groupings are 3/4-1' all the time .Just add a muzzle brake on my rifle and I think it's a good rifle for the money.
Talk about the X-Bolt PRO model factory lapped barrel. My 6.5 PRC Pro gives me 1/2 MOA 4 shot ragged holes at 100 yards. (5 shots heats the barrel up and it begins t open up to 1" MOA. even with 5 minutes between shots. This in 100 F. days, BTW. YMMV
Well… credit where credit is due… My 270WIN X-bolt hunter out of the box is the most precise hunting rifle that I own. It is consistently grouping moa to sub moa without heaps of drama in load development. Point of impact is also very stable. These miroku barrels are indeed very well made and the factory bedding is very well done. I prefer the feel of the triggers on my Sako and Tikka… but… the X-bolt is grouping more consistently even with a trigger that i do not prefer… the target doesn’t lie…
Bravo browning!… the good folks at Miroku make a damn fine rifle.
I shoot 1/2 to 3/4 moa at 100yards with my hell’s canyon speed 6,5 creedmore. Really impressive
I love the emphasis they put on headspace...we just sent one back to them that closed on a no go Guage.
Engineering talk. “Squish it together “
No offence but the guarantee is 1.5 MOA? Tikka with pillar bedding guarantee is 1 MOA and two of two I've owned deliver on that.
Well, this is my second Browning rifle, I will see if it lives up to the A-Bolt rifle I once owned. This new X-Bolt rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. I'm a hard loader so I will get the most out of the rifle and cartridge. I shall see if this rifle lives up to my old A-Bolt chambered .300 WSM. Also, from reading the reviews a lot of people are not satisfied with the present day X-Bolt rifles.
A hard loader.....so you deliberately stress your rifle and components thinking you are some kind of super shooter.
Best centerfire rifle!!!!
Since you are the engineers how does one disassemble the bolt for cleaning and lubrication!
Have you been able to find anything on disassembling the bolt? I have not, very frustrating. I will go back to a Model 700 if I cannot find something soon. Thanks for posting this.
Funny, my Tikka T3 pure stock, - adding a titanium recoil lug will shoot sub .5 moa off the bench If I do my part. Usually the first 2 in the same hole, 3rd just outside. Only 3 round groups because it 's in 270 wsm which heats the barrel up pretty quick. And that's with factory ammo. My other Tikka is almost as good a shooter as well. Plus it has one of, if not the best factory trigger out there.
I'll also admit I don't own a browning, but I have shot an old think it's BLR in 22-250 and it does shoot great. Thing is, I don't want to risk ending up with a dud. And You rarely here of duds coming from Tikka, compared to most other brands. (Won't touch a freedom arms produced Remington.) I also think Howa, and Weatherby Vanguard 2's are great shooter's for the price.
Not saying Browning is bad, again, I just hate putting my hard earned dollars into taking a risk that I end up with a dud, and gotta go through warranty departments etc.
Did he say 1.5" at 100 yards? Hopefully that was a typo!
Please make this rifle available in Japan.
To buy this rifle at the moment there is only a reverse import method and the price will be over $ 4000.
Besides, Japanese agents do not provide repairs or part j items.このライフルを日本でも買えるようにして下さい。
現時点でこのライフルを買うには逆輸入しか方法は無く値段も4000ドル以上になります。
その上、日本の代理店は修理や部j品の提供をしてくれません。
Can i buy this gun?
bedding "goop" is just slightly harder than rubber cement when dried. Can almost peel it off with your fingernail.
trigger housing is cheap cast aluminum, will break or crack if you try to drive the mushroomed head rivets out.
These two things can be remedied easily enough, otherwise a decent rifle for maybe $500
You are wrong on everything you just said.
These browning barrels are neither cold hammer forged nor made from a dual alloy steel. Instead they are just steel, button rifled average barrels. So how are these one of "the best" production barrels again??
Get one and try it out. Mine is superb. A well made button rifled barrel can shoot very well.
Cheers!
I have an xbolt in 300win mag. It shoots 3.5 inch groups at 100y with premium (very expensive) factory loads on a bad day. On a good day it will shoot 2 inch groups with the same factory ammo.
With hand loads that have been tweaked by a master reloader, it will punch the same hole at 100y regardless if it’s a hot barrel, dirty barrel, cold barrel, wet barrel or even if I’ve been screaming profanities at her all day. (Not exaggerating)
My CZ on the other hand will shoot 1.25 inch groups all day, everyday regardless of what it’s fed. Hand loads, factory junk or premium load don’t seem to matter.
The xbolt also likes to eject the spent round up into the bottom of the scope, bouncing back into the action and when it ejects correctly it barely gets them out of the action. This has spoiled more than one follow up shot while hunting. Yay!
No such issues with the CZ.
I love my browning like a crazy girlfriend. She’s fun to play with, but she drives my f*@king nuts.
your hell's canyon rifle stock need to have ADJUSTABLE CHEEK RISER and ADJUSTABLE LENGTH OF PULL!!! the rear sling point will catch on rear bag, provide side sling points! it's like making a super car without seats. if I only shoot short range, any cheapo will do the job.
You can buy a Ruger American at Academy sports for $400 and it will shoot just as good as any $800 Browning
That's what people who can't afford the browning say.
Yeah but you don’t get that buttery smooth action and the finishes on a browning
It will require loading up some piggy banks, but you've made the sale. Now, don't talk me out of it.
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Isn't button rifling the worst kind out of the three? I know that a hammer forge has it's kinks, and a shuttle is expensive... but we are paying for accuracy right?
KaletheQuick button rifled barrels are considered to be the most accurate. Consult El Goog
Any method can produce a very accurate barrel
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Bergara is my choice.
Definitely #metoo stuff.
I like Bergara but the weight really to much when hiking for me or have I missed a Bergera that’s somewhat lighter. I like an outfitted hunting rifle that’s 7.5-8 pounds
Made in Japan??? I'm buying American
They have been made in Japan for a long time!! Grow a brain or buy a Remington from freedom group lol!! I bet it won't group
not ever going to buy a Browning again. They have become Cheap guns with high prices.Can't even begin to talk about the customer service... because that problem is obvious.
jeff cartwright suuuuuuuure, looks like you’re upset. You’re probably at fault. Never had an issue with browning
He probably doesn't even own one.
Browning created in america.... now making jobs in japan. sad really, that is why I only purchased the older models. Buy American.
You are an idiot. Browning never made their guns in this country.
Abolts been made in Japan since the late 60s do your homework!! Besides they make a better barrel and that action is sweet.. do you like begara? Spain,. How about weatherby? Japan, let's face it other counties make a better product at times
It’s better Then be Maude in China LOL
I know the barrels have been made in Japan for years. They aren’t shy about it, says it on every barrel. My .270 WSM a-bolt is just as accurate as any custom gun that cost 3,000$ more
And their famous Belgian guns
Bull shit !!! i had Abolts an xbolt an they never shot good for me !!! so don't buy into this bs
With a QUALIFIED shooter.
I seen your bedding, and it sucks.
Just found out made in Japan. I'm not interested, thanks any way.
Says the self rightous hypocrite on his chinese made device.
Been made in Japan since the 60s
Miroku guns are some of the best in the world but enjoy your chevy
Terrible warranty and made in Japan.