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new stainless blr's
25 April 2006, 13:19
boom sticknew stainless blr's
is anyone exited about these rifles besides me???
i think i want one...okay three
http://www.browning.com/products/catalog/firearms/detai...t_id=034&type_id=010one in 300 win mag and 2 to wildcat to 50-110 and 375-300 win mag or 375 taylor

25 April 2006, 21:11
JLarssonI'm getting excited about the impending release (I hope) of the Marlin XLR in .444 Marlin.
But those BLR's are looking GOOD!!!

Jon Larsson - Hunter - Shooter - Reloader - Mostly in that order...
That's an aluminum receiver that's nickel plated, and a stainless barrel.
26 April 2006, 05:49
HairtriggerI picked up one when they first came out.
Aluminum receiver does not match the finish on the barrel and the magazine was blue.
To me, a browning fan, the gun looked like misc parts put together.
Give me a steel receiver BLR any day
I am one gun away from being happy
26 April 2006, 08:14
akplsI like mine in .450 Marlin. It's my only Browning so I'm not attached to any particular "look." It's the perfect addition to my other .450M's, a Marlin 1895M and a bolt gun built on a Ruger 77. The BLR was a gift so that makes it even better!

26 April 2006, 09:56
boom sticki say swap the 300 for the 458 barrel on the 300 win mag version and rechamber for 458 win mag and have a lever d.g. gun for cheap...just put some lead in the stock...

28 April 2006, 03:11
prof242For some odd reason, BoomStick, that makes sense to me. Or, rebarrel for .416 Taylor, just because...
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I bought a Lightening last year to convert to .416 Taylor, then lost interest, sold it and bought a stainless remmy safari in .458. This stainless BLR has me thinking of the .416 Taylor project again.
12 May 2006, 18:15
Gringo CazadorDon't know if I'm excited about the SS BLR's, but I have one in 300 short mag. I've shot it with irons and it seems to be accurate. I'm not a lever guy, but its a neat gun, but with an 8 pound trigger that I understand a good gunsmith may be able to get it down to 4 or 5.........kinda hard for me to get excited about that. If I can get the trigger down, will probably grow fond of it. Very well made, good fit and finish, other than the trigger, it a nice gun.
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