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2011 Browning
18 January 2011, 04:04
CLK3202011 Browning
I know many of you will not care, but Browning is listing left hand X-bolts for 2011.
18 January 2011, 05:03
pksmanSome of us will care.
18 January 2011, 05:33
GunsCoreI am waiting for them to come out with a 375 Xbolt in Left Hand. I had an Abolt and it was very accurate and dependable despite being a dreaded push feed.
STAY IN THE FIGHT!
18 January 2011, 05:43
LA7mmI had an A-Bolt that after a trigger job and glass bedding was extremely accurate. I've never had issues with Browning.
19 January 2011, 04:13
CLK320I will have one, if it shoots well I may have several, I have always liked the A-bolt and with some trigger work have shot well. Heck, I might go completely crazy and buy a WSM!!
10 February 2011, 06:51
Nanook 450quote:
Originally posted by Nanook 450:
I have these A-bolts:
375 H&H; 325 wsm; 300 win mag; 270 win
They've all been glass bedded, they all have Leupold VXL scopes except the 375 which has a 2.5 x 8 Leupold.
They all shoot very well, the "dreaded push feed" has never malfunctioned, I like the 60 degree bolt throw.
The X-bolt is interesting, the only concern I have is the magazine being dropped inadvertently.
I don't know if the X-bolt is meant to replace the A-bolt, but at age 53 I'm content with the A-bolts.
Thanks Browning - for thinking of the lefties . . .
P.S. The 325 is my favorite one - short action, light rifle, wicked and accurate cartridge
10 February 2011, 21:18
David Culpepperquote:
Originally posted by BigBoreCore:
I am waiting for them to come out with a 375 Xbolt in Left Hand. I had an Abolt and it was very accurate and dependable despite being a dreaded push feed.
It is still very accurate and dependable and I do not care that it is push feed, never gave me any troubles. Thanks for selling it to me.
Good Hunting,
10 February 2011, 21:29
GunsCoreI should have kept it. Enjoy.
STAY IN THE FIGHT!
11 February 2011, 04:56
Cliff LyleGlad to see Browning expanding the X-Bolt line up for us.
Like others have said, it will be interesting to see what they do with the A-Bolt.
11 February 2011, 07:14
Greg KI've got two A-Bolt lefty's a 25/06 and a 22 Hornet. I'm pleased with both of them.
11 February 2011, 09:37
sam308I have A-bolts in 300WSM and 338WM. Never nad a problem with either and enjoy shooting them. Really pleased to see the wide selection of calibers in the X-bolt. Wonder when they will be available. I've always wanted a .280.
11 February 2011, 15:41
ghostrider272I like the caliber selection from Browning. Never fired one, but would love to shoot one some day...
11 April 2011, 01:48
jjbullI've never had a problem with my LH 7mm RemMag A-bolt Stainless Stalker.
However, the looks of the X-Bolt just don't appeal to me.
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Give me the simple life; an AK-47, a good guard dog and a nymphomaniac who owns a liquor store.
I have two Browning A-bolt Medallions.
One time the .338 Win. Mag. had a feeding problem.
The clip had come loose from the floorplate. Fortunately a follow up shot was not needed although it only took about second or two to get a round chambered.
12 April 2011, 18:43
BISCUT2 lefty A-Bolt medallions here as well. 223wssm and 25wssm.
Both very accurate. and so far 850 rounds on the 25wssm and not worn out yet...PHEW!
15 April 2011, 18:38
69deerI bought the left handed .375 when they first came out. It took me a year and a half to finally get one. I had ordered a wooden stock but had to settle for the fiberglass and stainless. I sure didnt want it but am I glad I got it. It is a tack driver and has been to Alaska about 6 or 7 times. Its a workhorse. Just love it!