David Malcom
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Peace,out.Wow. Wildly over-react much?
Peace,out.Wow. Wildly over-react much?
Need to know what caliber and what twist rate the barrel is. That way we can see if you are shooting the proper grain bullet for the twist rate.I'm having a hard time getting my xbolt to shoot very good. Can't seem to get anything I've tried to shoot under an inch. What are some tips you fellas can give me, any advice is helpful! Powders, bullets, primers, reloading techniques. It all helps. View attachment 185145
Here ya go.if you're xbolt is all factory original 7 mm Remington mag it only comes with a 9 1/2 ,twist that is why it doesn't like your big bullets try 160 class bullets or rebarrel it
Out,peace.Peace,out.
If you look at the above attached screenshot it depends on when the rifle was built. If pre 2018 1 in 9.5 if post 2018 1 in 8. The models are all the same the date of Mfg is the important part!Here you go. Just now screen shot from Browning's X-Bolt Max Long Range specs page for their 7mm Rem Mag. (Note the Item Number, UPC and Twist Rate)View attachment 185423
If you look at the above attached screenshot it depends on when the rifle was built. If pre 2018 1 in 9.5 if post 2018 1 in 8. The models are all the same the date of Mfg is the important part!
McCarbos trigger spring helps a lot, made mine niceMy X bolt trigger was junk. Last one I'll ever buy.
Yes quite likely he has an old stock max long range. My 28 nosler is a shooter quite happy with it. Maybe I got a good one it likes 180's and just got some 195 EOL's to try out!The screen shot is from today, on the Browning website for the Browning Max Long Range 7mm Rem Mag. I'm not saying that Browning's site information is up to date, but this is their CURRENT spec sheet for this rifle. The OP would be wise to actually check his twist rate. Besides, he could have received a rifle from old stock.
Yes quite likely he has an old stock max long range. My 28 nosler is a shooter quite happy with it. Maybe I got a good one it likes 180's and just got some 195 EOL's to try out!
Just got them today so haven't even measured them for length in chamber yet. The 180's don't torque much at all so I don't think these should be too bad. Will probably try to get something done in the next week. And I will let you know!According to the Browning specs page today, yours is a 1 in 8" twist rate. With the 195 EOL's, how bad does your 28 Nosler torque on your hand upon firing?