It is in the classic 30-06 cal. and is very accurate.
What do you guys think?
Herb
Browning Rifle (Pics)
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Sharing some pictures of a Browning X-Bolt White Gold. Typically one see's stainless & synthetic stock, browning decided to go with walnut stock for the white gold. Gun is very accurate and has some interesting features like a rotary magazine, bolt open when cocked etc.
It is in the classic 30-06 cal. and is very accurate.
What do you guys think?
Herb
It is in the classic 30-06 cal. and is very accurate.
What do you guys think?
Herb
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Re: Browning Rifle (Pics)
Think it looks great. Do take some videos of you shooting it. Lets have a live demo of the accuracy and recoil.....
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Re: Browning Rifle (Pics)
Herb, that is quite a piece of wood they gave you on that rifle -- it looks very nice! The rotary magazine sounds nice, as well. I should imagine that it's quite smooth to operate, as well as being accurate. Thanks for sharing the pics!
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Wow Herb, you certainly won the wood lottery on that one.
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Re: Browning Rifle (Pics)
Now that's a dream 3006 to own. Accurate, great looker and a bolt action.
How does the rotary magazine look on this one look? A pic would be nice. And couldn't quite understand what a bolt open when cocked would mean?
How does the rotary magazine look on this one look? A pic would be nice. And couldn't quite understand what a bolt open when cocked would mean?
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Re: Browning Rifle (Pics)
Lovely rifle, Herb. Nice wood and the shiny barrel does not look out of place at all. Nice set up. Congratulations.
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Thanks. I too did not feel the shinny barrel out of place. It is a nice looker and very accurate with 180 grain Fusion.
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I meant to say ability to open the bolt when cocked and on safe, a kind of 3-position safety. On most guns you have to move the safety to unload, this is a different design and safe to use.
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The rotary mag was not something I liked when I initially bought the gun as it was made of some kind of polymer, after using it I am impressed. The loading is one of the smoothest I have seen.SS wrote:Now that's a dream 3006 to own. Accurate, great looker and a bolt action.
How does the rotary magazine look on this one look? A pic would be nice. And couldn't quite understand what a bolt open when cocked would mean?
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I meant to say ability to open the bolt when cocked and on safe, a kind of 3-position safety. On most guns you have to move the safety to unload, this is a different design and safe to use.
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Re: Browning Rifle (Pics)
Thanks Herb, that was helpful.