browing x bolt

I've got about 100 rounds through my .300 win mag and its loaded each one perfectly. Accurate too. And its a beauty.
 
Really like it. Broke it in a 280 Rem the way Browing recommends on their website and there is hardly any blue coming out with a copper cleaner. Groups very nicely.
 
Up Date: on my youngest son's brand new Micro Hunter X-Bolt 7mm-08. Score 2 now. Another head shot. No meat damage. I put my tag on this one. I guess my A-Bolt Micro Medallion won't be getting a deer this year! :( Go Browning Go



GO-----STAMPS-----GO - THE WEST WILL WIN
 
I have a .338 Win Mag stainless hunter (shot show special with a matt oiled walnut stock) beautiful but I had to use leupold super high rings to clear the VX6 scope. put the 42mm objective lense more than 1/4 inch of the barrel but the high rings wouldn't let the casing eject past the scope
 
My X-Bolt stalker seems to like making bugholes with anything it is fed.... it is the least picky rifle I own! Smooth as glass, I have had better, but not in a factory built rifle, reliable, comfortable, accurate, and most of all it is practical! I absolutely love the flawless magazine, I have never been a fan of the composite parts, but this thing inserts and extracts perfectly, and the rotary design works wonderfully.

I know it is a push feed, but I have never ever had the need to hang upside down to defend myself from moose, deer, elk, bear, etc... I also do not need the controlled round feed because I have not had a need to be chambering rounds while being bounced all over in a vehicle, boat, tank, halftrack or whatever else the fellows in the war had need for.
 
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