A bolt

kumate

January 28, 2016 15:01

I know I come up with unimportant posts, but as I have never shot a Browning A bolt much I would like to here some opinions as to the overall quality and accuracy of these rifles

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  toad67

  January 28, 2016 15:24

  I personally don't care for the way they fit me, therefore I don't own any. I do have a friend who loves them and they shoot very well.

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  kumate

  January 28, 2016 15:45

  thank you

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  Grasshopper

  January 29, 2016 05:24

  Got an A-bolt and an x-bolt. Both nice rifles that would suit you well. If you get a wood stock one, if you breath on it, a ding appears.

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  Ambrose

  January 29, 2016 06:09

  I have about half a dozen of them and like them very much. As has been said, the stocks won't take much banging around. But if you get a used one, it will already have some dings and scratches so a couple more won't bother you as much. The Medallion is pretty fancy.

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  tsr1965

  January 29, 2016 09:09

  quote:Originally posted by forgemonkey
  ,,,,,,.22LR,,,,,22mag.,,,,,.223,,,,,,243 Win.,,,,,.30-06,,,,,,.300 Win.mag. in A-bolt,,,,,,
  
  They all shoot 'lights out' ,,,,,,,,,,but must admit the .300 mag. is my 'go to' rifle from a buck field mouse to elk and bear. [;)]
  
  
  +1...I have original first generation A-Bolts, that are both first year production, in stainless...o in 30-06 that was my late father's, and one in 300 Win Mag. That 300 Winchester has slayed some whitetail, and elk.

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  texaswildman

  January 30, 2016 17:51

  I've got an older A Bolt Stalker in 338WM. Trigger is very good factory and it shoots lights out. I like it.....

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