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doesn't anyone here like browning rifles??
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<blockquote data-quote="3fingervic" data-source="post: 537641" data-attributes="member: 16685"><p>I agree with Tank. I think that Browning makes a nice product, but try to find aftermarket parts for them. Aftermarket triggers, stocks, 20 MOA bases, and DBM systems seem to be part of this game and those for Brownings will be harder to come by than the above mentioned brands. If you plan on buying the gun and shooting it stock, and there's nothing wrong with that, I see no reason not to buy it. I will say that if you decide down the road to "customize" your Browning, you will be able to, but it will just cost a little more and take longer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="3fingervic, post: 537641, member: 16685"] I agree with Tank. I think that Browning makes a nice product, but try to find aftermarket parts for them. Aftermarket triggers, stocks, 20 MOA bases, and DBM systems seem to be part of this game and those for Brownings will be harder to come by than the above mentioned brands. If you plan on buying the gun and shooting it stock, and there's nothing wrong with that, I see no reason not to buy it. I will say that if you decide down the road to "customize" your Browning, you will be able to, but it will just cost a little more and take longer. [/QUOTE]
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