Browning T-Bolt

Trigger is a tad stiff.
I have puttered with mine and have lost a bit
of the firmness.
If I could make the trigger the same pull as the CZ 452,
I am certain it would group just as good, if not better.
No chit..........for the doubters.
 
The plastic trigger and trigger guard on a rifle of that price is a deal-killer for me.
 
I have one in 22mag with the target barrel. This this shoots like a hot damn. I have the trigger maxed down for pull weight and find it excellent.
 
tjhaile said:
The plastic trigger and trigger guard on a rifle of that price is a deal-killer for me.
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Agreed. I stood in store with a T-bolt and a CZ452. I couldnt get past all the plastic on the T-bolt. Not to mention the 150$+ more. I am very happy with my 452. I also had a issue with the stright pull bolt. Not my thing
 
I couldn't get past the magazine hanging down below the stock on the 452 and went with the T-Bolt.
Maybe lucky, but I got one with a good trigger that pulls crisp & clean, right at 3 lbs (RCBS gauge)
Shoots well under 1/2" @ 50 with Lapua Midas M and just under with CCI Green Tag. I have a Leupold
VX II in 1-4 in QR mounts and rings on it.
 
Here's a few targets of my T-Bolt of H4831 and myself at the Salmon Arm gun range
last January.
Seems H's pointing finger was doing a better pull than mine.
Plus, eye think his eye's are a tad better too.
Don't pay attention to the verniers as I was having a bubbling moment or two.
To be born with a few more arms would be worth the pestering one would get.




Different ammo, but I wasn't making any notes, just out to have a bit of shooting practice.



Here's my nine shot group.
Nine rounds as that is all the T-Bolt mag holds.
They claim ten, but nine under and one in the chamber.
Go figure.

 
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