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The Basics, Starting Out
Browning Abolt for long range rifle?
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<blockquote data-quote="Chevytony" data-source="post: 545540" data-attributes="member: 36944"><p>I have a Browning SS stalker .300 mag with boss. I mounted a hunkemaw optics with berger 190 gr vld. I have the boss dialed at 4 and i shoot 1/4 inch groups at 100 yards. If i turn the boss to 9 my groups open to about 1 inch. I've done very well at taking game beyond 700 yards including a deer at 1080. I put a timney 2 lb trigger spring that cost me around $40. With a mercury recoil supressor ,a limber saver pad and the boss, the rifle has very little felt recoil. I did have to mill the stock around the barrel a little just because it would touch the barrel from time to time opening up my groups. I think the a-bolt is a good choice for long range.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chevytony, post: 545540, member: 36944"] I have a Browning SS stalker .300 mag with boss. I mounted a hunkemaw optics with berger 190 gr vld. I have the boss dialed at 4 and i shoot 1/4 inch groups at 100 yards. If i turn the boss to 9 my groups open to about 1 inch. I've done very well at taking game beyond 700 yards including a deer at 1080. I put a timney 2 lb trigger spring that cost me around $40. With a mercury recoil supressor ,a limber saver pad and the boss, the rifle has very little felt recoil. I did have to mill the stock around the barrel a little just because it would touch the barrel from time to time opening up my groups. I think the a-bolt is a good choice for long range. [/QUOTE]
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