Browning X-Bolt Review

A detailed review of the Browning X-bolt Hunter.

[@BCBtrucks64]

Nice straight to the point no bullshit reviews , I was thinking about an x bolt in 270

[@trevorgomez3343]

Reasons to love the X-Bolt: *Extemely accurate factory barrel *Detachable magazine *60 degree bolt throw *Bolt lock release button *Factory glass bedded *Free floated barrel ❤ my X-Bolt Stalker Long Range 30-06!

[@mikea8998]

Getting one tomorrow. 1200 cad in 308, with a bushnell elite on it, great review sir!! You sold me. You definatly know what your talking about. Thanks for your time!!!

[@CarnivoreKipp]

Did you get it, if so do you like it?

[@mikea8998]

@@CarnivoreKipp yeah i got it. Its great.

[@CELTICSAVAGE32]

I'm getting one in .308 too! Paying pretty much the same price.. mine is with a synthetic stock.. im really looking forward to shooting this

[@YellowHammer26]

Really enjoyed the review, like I said yesterday I love my X bolt in 308. This will be my fourth deer season using it. Mine has been very accurate and I just shoot Remington 150 gr. core lokt psp. Couldn't be happier with a rifle and the great thing about it is that it was a Christmas gift from my boss.

[@carlreynolds1111]

How far have you shot that ? thanks

[@YellowHammer26]

@@carlreynolds1111 I shot a mule deer at 315 yards in New Mexico. Where I hunt at home in south central Alabama most of my shots are 200 yds in. My rifle has been very accurate and I don't use expensive ammo. It is zeroed for 200 yds.

[@carlreynolds1111]

@@YellowHammer26 thank you . I’m 90% certain I’m getting this I hope it’s comes in 308

[@YellowHammer26]

@@carlreynolds1111 mine is 308

[@thomasdaniel6495]

Years ago I worked the gun bar at Academy,and we had an x bolt in 7/08 and I fell in love with that gun,but unfortunately couldn't afford it at the time.I felt like it would be the perfect whitetail rifle here in Northeast Georgia.I loved how the gun felt in my hand when carried at the magazine.The stock is so smooth and rounded there,it just felt perfect,and the overall weight and balance was perfect.Im now in a position to buy another rifle and have been thinking about getting one of these.Thanks for the video and story of this fine rifle.

[@jeffreylocke8808]

The X-bolt Browning Rifle is the best designed and constructed firearm by far in my opinion. Congratulations on your review and wise purchase decision.

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

Its a great push feed and a good value, but nowhere near the best designed and constructed firearm. Most of the CRF rifles out there are better IMO.

[@skitz0299]

@@desertdogoutdoors1113 what bolt action rifles specifically would you say are better?

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

@@skitz0299 Winchester Model 70, Kimber Caprivi. Park West, Mauser M98. Holland & Holland, Rigby, WJ Jeffery, Johannsen, Griffin and Howe, etc..........

[@shadewoodhull2489]

I own a lot of rifles but my x bolt is my favorite. Best out of the box rifle I ever bought.

[@four4bman979]

I bought my son an A-Bolt back around 2006 in 30-06. He loves it. I am impressed with the X-Bolt, but I don't own one to make the comparison myself, but it is on my shopping list. The new Beretta BRX1has some kind of push feed rifle that has a polymer magazine in orange. Thank you again.

[@shoothuntride9456]

Just bought that same rifle in a lefty 7mm-08. Nice review.

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

Great rifle and great cartridge.

[@chrisrowland4279]

Also have one in lefty 7mm-08. Love it.

[@jeffreyhall2136]

Have a LH Micro A-Bolt in 7-08...great cartridge and gun.

[@m444ss]

for people that like the rifle overall but wish the trigger could be adjusted lighter than what you get with the factory trigger: no need to shell out for a high-quality replacement trigger. MCARBO sells a replacement spring for around 12 bucks that takes an additional pound or more off the factory setup. PS - I only mention this b/c some folks complain that they can't get the adjustment down as light as they want (i.e., below 3-1/2lb). I'm def not saying there's anything wrong with the stock trigger. My daughter gets average 0.46 MOA 3-shot groups with factory Hornady 7mm-08 ammo using the factory trigger.

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

Thank you for the tip! I'm ordering one to try out.

[@Matt-uz9ee]

Man, you're killing it with these videos. I really look forward to them when I get the notification. You give us genuine and BS free information.

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@windellpenton]

Agreed .. I got a micro in 308 for a compact woods gun .. shorter stock and 20” bbl . It’s a .90 moa with factory Hornady ammunition.

[@mattd8411]

Good evening are you still liking your x bolt micro ?

[@jayriver6280]

Got one in 7mm08 dropped my first spike bull moose with it

[@VolksStokes]

Man, you reassured me about this model. I like the black composite one, and i read a label that said "Made in Japan". I was surprised! $800 right?

[@zer-ok9sn]

Always liked the X-bolt

[@GamerNxUSN]

I have one in .270 that I got for 399 after a 100 dollar rebate from browning, it came with a synthetic gray stock. I found an online retailer that sells the walnut stocks from browning for 360 . Thinking of picking one up so I can have a more visually appealing rifle.

[@mdirtydogg]

That's a proper review.

[@josephsoltes1250]

Good job, I got X bolt white gold medallion in 270 I love it

[@lanceelliott5812]

I love the Xbolt so much that I now own 3 of them....270win, 300wsm and 6.5 Creedmoor.

[@CarnivoreKipp]

Which is your favorite?

[@lanceelliott5812]

@@CarnivoreKipp the 270. With the barrel having a brake it kicks like a 243. The 6.5 doesn't have a brake and the 300wsm kicks like a 30/06.

[@billpeirce7127]

Very nice. Love yr vedios. God bless you and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏

[@coastghost1649]

I have the hells canyon in 7mmMag and love it!

[@johnstansak7867]

Just ordered one in 3006. Looking forward to working up some hunting loads

[@Aman22227]

Such good information I am going to subscribe and like. Keep the good work up.😊

[@darrickcameron1300]

Just picked up a used 30,06 x bolt medallion with a Burris scope for 450$ Canadian hope it replaces my mossberg patriot 270

[@falba1492]

Awesome review, as always. What would you trust more on a hunt, Sako 85 or X-Bolt? I’m in complete agreement, butter quality than Tikka or Howa.

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

It's whatever feels better to you. In my opinion, the X-Bolt has a better safety, bolt override, magazine release (I absolutely HATE the Sako "Total Control Latch"), and Barrel. The Sako 85 has a better feed & ejection system, built-in scope mounts, can be top-loaded, has back-up iron sights, and a better grade of Walnut if you get a wood stock.

[@Gaumik-c2l]

Hey Frank i've owned both, Xbolt's and Sako's and just bought another Sako 85 Hunter Stainless chambered in 30-06 don't get me wrong Xbolt's are good rifles but once you own a Sako 85 you won't look back, more money tho but for me there worth evrey penny! 💥

[@falba1492]

@@Gaumik-c2l - Thanks Mike. My curiosity lies with the X-Bolt, because I’ve never owned one. As you might know, the Sako 85’s have had a big problem with extractions of large magnum cartridges, like 338 and larger. I’d like to get a 375 H&H in stainless, and the Browning is an option. I had a look at a Sako 85, and the empty cartridge is ejected at a very steep angle, and crashes into its scope, occasionally falling back into the receiver. I saw this myself on a 375 H&H, and there are a lot of videos on KZbin. I asked the guys at EuroOptic about this, and they said “just get higher scope ring” 🙄. On a $2,000 rifle, I don’t think so. I have a Bavarian in 270 Win, and I love it.

[@efrenlbrito]

Frank, if you have a Sako budget, check out Fierce Firearms.

[@falba1492]

@@efrenlbrito - Thank you I will.

[@Kalebdanikow]

thinking about getting one of these, but it's a left-handed version because I literally can't find any 308-win rifles for a good price with a reputable brand. I found a left-handed version on gun broker for about a thousand dollars, is that a good price for a 308 x-bolt hunter for left-handed. it's just that being left-handed really messes with my options.

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

The X-bolt is an excellent option for a lefty.

[@alexanderwikle3005]

Love your videos brother! Keep it up

[@ilndboy7]

I have a 1998 A-Bolt 7 RM stainless shoots sub MOA @ 100yds w/150 gr TTSX and same w/160 Accubond

[@benkubrick8405]

Great reviews! Just curious.. if you are saying the barrel and bedding are better on the X Bolt than the Model 70, I would assume the accuracy is better too. Plus it has a lower bolt lift. I am having trouble understanding why you say the M70 is a better hunting rifle?

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

Fit & finish, control-round feed and ejection, hinged floorplate, trigger, and safety design is better on the Model 70. I think the barrels are a little better on the browning, but the M70s are still easy sub-MOA guns.

[@benkubrick8405]

@@desertdogoutdoors1113 thanks! I was second guessing a M70 featherweight after watching this but you talked me back into it. Going to try and find one this weekend lol

[@chadcowman6293]

I'm stuck between browning xbolt hunter or winchester 70 featherweight

[@MrHf4l]

I’ve owned several Howa’s and half dozen or more X-bolts. I’ve never had an X-bolt that didn’t shoot very well. Can’t say the same for the Howa’s.

[@drewschroeder6714]

I’ve got a howa in 6.5 creed that shoots .5 inch groups all day. My howa .308 shoots 2-3”. Not good lol I’ll be trading it out for an x-bolt in .308 see if I have better luck

[@jimbro650]

I love my micro medallion 7mm08, excellent deer rifle 🇺🇸 GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸🗽 The right to keep and bear arms shall not 🚫 be INFRINGED 💪

[@denisleblanc4506]

Do three lug rifle have stiffer cocking than two lug rifles. You would think the two lug rifles that have more movement required to cock would be easier.

[@borkwoof696]

They can have a little bit heavier of a bolt lift but you don’t notice that as long as you don’t cycle them super slowly

[@dawwlo]

Agree with everything... But one should limit himself to 7mm rem mag or 30 06, when it comes to x bolt hunter, as it is a bit light for shy shooters. What bugs me as an owner of one is the bedding, never seen that poor engineering solution on the rear screw. Other than that it is a tack driver for the price and will give you decades of service.

[@chuckydubree1925]

Is this the model made in japan😮miroku

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

@@chuckydubree1925 Yes!

[@gls2501]

How does the Xbolt compare to the Mauser M18?

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

I don't own an M18, but I am hearing mixed reviews on quality from people in the industry.

[@gls2501]

@@desertdogoutdoors1113 Thank you for your timely reply. I just bought a M18 Savannah in 243 Win. Will let you know how it performs once I get the license (takes about 90 working days to get it. Go to love South Africa). And thank you for an awesome channel. Your video on the 416 Rem Mag helped me make up my mind on what dangerous game cartridge I want to get.

[@triph4]

Is this rifle American made?

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

No. Like mentioned in the video, these are made by Miroku in Japan.

[@cesarmarez2007]

This model in 300rum what u guys think any suggestions?

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

@Sam Richards Exactly. Great answer.

[@chadcowman6293]

Where's the recoil lug?

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

At the front of the receiver.

[@chadcowman6293]

@@desertdogoutdoors1113 thank you. Stuck between winchester 70 featherweight or browning xbolt hunter. Both in 30-06. Help

[@sgt.lincolnosiris5028]

Love my Xbolt hunter in .308 Win, great rifle, smooth action, one of the best investments I've made.

[@CarnivoreKipp]

That is what I thinking about getting. Also in 308.

[@ronaldpowderham9870]

I've just bought one in 308win, absolutely beautiful rifle

[@CarnivoreKipp]

@@ronaldpowderham9870 did you get the wood stock hunter or what model?

[@ronaldpowderham9870]

@@CarnivoreKipp yeah the Woodstock x bolt hunter, the Woodstock is very nice 👌

[@Guidegun_hunting]

Damn fellas, really wanted to get it in .308 but they only had them available in .30-06 at the moment in Australia. So I got that

[@jeffcopenhaver2217]

I wasn’t too keen on the XBolt when it was initially debuted. The “Euro” designed stock was just plain ugly. Fast forward several years, my oldest son wanted a rifle for Xmas. He “hinted” that he wanted an XBolt. Against my better judgment, I picked him up a composite Stalker in 30-06. The very first range session with it made me a convert. Everything we stuffed into it, factory and handloads resulted in sub moa bug holes! Truly unbelievable a factory rifle that light, with a barrel contour that skinny shoots that good.

[@75stephengreen]

I picked one up in 7-08 on a whim when it was discounted in a local shop. It handles so well that it has become my go too rifle. It is light, comfortable, and a real tack driver. I have a safe full of rifles many that are more expensive and this is the one. I will use my 300 Weatherby for elk or moose, the x-bolt for everything else. I hunt in the Wyoming Bighorn Mountains. On those big climbs the little 7-08 X-bolt is just the ticket for a light handy little rifle. When I know ranges are reasonable. With good bullets Elk within 300 yards are perfectly reasonable for that little rifle. The recoil is so reasonable the target never leaves the sight in that first shot, making a follow up shot quick and easy if ever needed.

[@jayriver6280]

Is it the micro midas version I got one in 7mm08 and dropped my first moose yesterday with a 139gr Hornady superformance bullet shot it in the heart

[@edwardabrahamiii3742]

This rifle is my dream rifle browning X BOLT 7MM REM MAG

[@SultanofSpey]

I have the A-bolt II Stainless Stalker in 7mm Rem Mag. I'd love to have the same rifle in 7mm-08 but I might do the X-Bolt since I can't find one. Unreal accuracy if you do you part and serious elk medicine for sure.

[@edwardabrahamiii3742]

@@SultanofSpey i got w browning x bolt 375 h&h i used to have a browning BAR chambered in 300 win mag gave it to my brother and he then sold it for cheap

[@jayriver6280]

Buying one in 300wm of my uncle today for 1000 canadian maybe shot one box of rounds out of it and it's topped with a vortex 3x9x50 crossfire 2 but man it always sucks when you try give a friend or family member something and they don't realize the value behind it

[@cliffcasper5158]

I have 7mm mag also. Very accurate and balanced incredible. only gripe is the laminate finish Is soft nics very easily. Not a great bush rifle for durability on the stock finish..

[@edwardabrahamiii3742]

@@jayriver6280 nice and yes it does suck when they dont see the value behind what you get em

[@buckdown1658]

Agreed sir. The X-Bolt is a bargain. Great rifle for the money, without a doubt. Not to mention the X-Bolt White Gold Medallion is one of the most beautiful rifles I have ever laid eyes on

[@texassportsman5880]

You should see the white medallion with a maple stock. www.browning.com/content/browning/en/products/firearms/rifles/x-bolt/limited-availability/x-bolt-wgm-maple.html

[@Goshawk2317]

Appreciate the info and expertise in this and your other vids! I have an even cheaper version - a gray synthetic stocked 280 Rem. Like yours, it shoots sub MOA. And I agree with all your points. I added a 1/2" walnut spacer to increase the LOP by 1/2 inch -- which was simple compared to trying to do the same with other synthetic stocks. And I found that the synthetic stock material used is thicker -- like 2 or 3 times thicker - than other synthetic stocks. Solid, quiet, glass bedded stock. They also added slight, internal shoulder/indentation to the magazine to keep rounds from hitting the front of the magazine under recoil. They really paid attention to detail with this gun.. Thanks again!

[@keithjacobson9163]

Love the X-Bolt. I've killed a lot of animals with my 30-06: from prairie dogs up to elk. Shoots just about every bullet you put in it. He didn't talk about the action much, but it is amazingly smooth and consistent with these rifles (at least with mine). A couple of years ago I was in a situation where I had to rattle off two shots back to back on an elk (adrenaline trumped decision-making skills). Within my last hours of elk hunting season, I jumped a couple of bulls. As they ran away from me, I put one in the rear hawk, then, without missing a beat, as the first shot spun him around, I put a second shot in the boiler room. I was able to place another in the boiler room as he passed through a small window in the trees about a second later. This is all off hand, from a mediocre shooter. I don't recommend doing that sort of thing, but the point is, it's just not possible to do that with a lesser rifle, trust me. The kick is just right to keep you on target and the bullets feed so smoothly it might as well be called a semiautomatic. Again, really stupid decision, I'm thankful Browning made a tool that could pull off the job.

[@trevorgomez3343]

Yes sir love my X-Bolt Stalker Long Range 30-06. My furthest kills are 253 yards, 262 yards, 340 yards, 370 yards and 387 yards. This is so far In the 3 years I've owned the rifle.

[@snookhookrswfl5610]

I bought this rifle two years ago in 6.5 Creedmoor and it my favorite all time deer hunting rifle. Super accurate and it oozes quality. I will never purchase another bolt action rifle. This is the best.

[@scottholder4489]

Sold...getting one this week! Nice review.

[@righand]

You have by far the best review videos.

[@ulysses8859]

I've been contemplating on what to buy for my grandson, you just gave me the answer. Thanks DD, right on time.

[@gavinm1347]

I’d check the new model 70’s. They are killer and are made by FN as well like the brownings

[@vinnycaruso1166]

Get him the 243 youth model. It’s a little shorter and easier to handle. It has almost no kick but tons of power. Drops every deer in its tracks. The one I have was my grandfathers and now its been passed on to me.

[@velie]

Great Rifle!!! Mine is in 6.5 Creedmore and it's a tack driver. I did pick up a very nice Leupold Scope where I can see very clear at long ranges, and pick up my cross hairs nicely. I think you and your grandson will be very impressed.

[@frankbender5277]

Nice review. I have The X Bolt Hunter in 30-06. I love this Rifle. It is smooth as butter with the bolt. It is my go to Rifle. I have had it 3 years.

[@blackcoffee730]

Looking at buying one of these

[@bricenip]

Great vid brother! I have a Browning X-bolt in the black composite finish. Really grips to your hands. got mine in .300 win mag. I agree with every single statement about the xbolts. amazing quality and a sub moa shooter. I got mine zero'd in at 100 yards and i can clover leaf 3 shot groups. Again great job and following you for more reviews and tips!. Cheers from Newfoundland Canada!

[@ikashibimauler]

Interesting. I discounted the x bolt and started looking more seriously at a Bergara b-14, but maybe I should give it another look.

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

Definitely give it another look.

[@thanghnin9553]

My dream rifle is Brawngning x-bolt stainlesstil stalker 270win

[@thecheapshot1065]

I had a gunsmith tell me my Ab3 the budget model of the x-bolt Line tell me that it was bedded exceptionally well for even a high-end rifle. Was surprised to see a rifle at that price range having had that attention to detail and careful craftsmanship. It was the Woodstock line though

[@jakejuvland5147]

If the triggers gold the buckl fold

[@philmackenzie2072]

Anything Japanese made is top drawer.

[@stevepuyear2738]

We all have our American Pride and we should. However, the amount of attention to detail Japanese culture puts into the packaging of an item alone is mind blowing. The item inside you can bet was crafted with even more care and precision. Each person is held accountable and you can bet sending out faulty items comes with pretty harsh repercussions. I worked for a Polysilicon manufacturer here in the United States that was part owned by Komatsu. Cleanliness and attention to detail were of utmost significance and importance in every operation performed. Percieved image by the world, toward the Japanese culture, is extremely important and drives everything they do. It's embedded in to them from a very young age. They are very self conscious of their image at first glance, it will stick with you once you interact with them on a professional level.

[@theodoresbush]

AAA

[@theodoresbush]

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[@twinsnails4983]

@@stevepuyear2738 or Swedish

[@stevepuyear2738]

@@twinsnails4983 Yes, very much so. The swiss military rifles also were of impressive quality.

[@steveroutley9127]

Up in BC . Canada I hunt with a xbolt stainless in 270 win. Can't seem to miss with that rifle, my freezer proves it! Fantastic firearm !

[@MRRizwan8074]

Great video... thank you for sharing the knowledge.

[@ronniehallmark1278]

I agree. Browning x bolt is a fine rifle. You said you didnt really like the abolt but I'm a fan of the abolt II. Browning is my favorite firearms manufacturer. Good video

[@UncyPucky]

Got this in .308 win medallion model, love this gun and will never sell it

[@laurelvan-y7432]

I love my X Bolt 30 06. It's killed alot of Michigan deer. I wouldn't trade it for anything. Very accurate rifle. 👌

[@falba1492]

I just picked up a Stainless Stalker in 300 H&H, and I’m going to put it into a laminate GRS Sporter Riflestock. This rig is going to freak out the guys with the 300 WinMag‘s at the range lol

[@quinnbennett9909]

I grew up using a browning ablot from my father. Absolutely loved the gun. After I watched your video, I picked up a xbolt in 30-06. She shoots great!

[@traviskidwell3766]

Browning has become my favorite gun, I have 4 now. Imo just as good as a Weatherby for 1/2 the price. Safest bolt system I've ever seen when unloading a loaded gun.

[@wasachevyguy]

Just bagged a 4 point mulie with my X-Bolt All Weather Stainless in 7mm-08 with 120 gr. TTSX factory ammo. Shoots .39 moa with a 2 lb trigger. Tack driver!

[@CB_4216]

I just ordered a Browning X Bolt Micro in 7mm 08 left hand. I previously had a A Bolt Medallion left hand in .270 and I loved that gun. It was a tough decision with so many great options on the market right now but I really missed my Browning. I can't wait to use it for whitetail hunting here in PA.

[@MaxMeridius0920]

I purchased this rifle in .308 about 4 years ago - it’s beautiful and high quality - I chose a Nikon Prostaff 7 - this thing is a tack driver

[@pasioncazaycocina2598]

This guy says the truth about Browning x bolt. I have my x bolt on a .308 Win. And i really fell in love once i see it on KZbin channel. I have few deer and few hogs drop in it's tracks. Very happy. Very good quality. I couldn't say enough. I love it. Thanks

[@derekboutin5448]

I have this exact rifle in 7mm. Zero issues, shoots sub 1iches groups. Great gun!

[@srvdean3024]

Anyone who has ever bought musical instruments, motorcycles, or outboard motors knows Japanese products are par or better than USA ones. Finding out the X Bolt is now made in Japan made me buy one today. Hunter 30-06 with a Leupold VX3 on it.

[@G19Jeeper]

Excellent rifles. Didn’t play with mine much and it didn’t shoot 150 gr Ballistic tips from a .308 like I was hoping. Bought mine when they were on clearance at F&S before they sold to Sportsmans warehouse. After rebate I had $475 into it. Should’ve bought the .243 and .270 that were on the shelf too

[@oreopuppydawg1564]

I wish I could find a wooden one like you have. Mine has the camo stock but love the wood look.

[@Bobcat3355]

Have you ever got ahold of the Xbolt pro line? On of my favorite guns to shoot. Cant ever go wrong with an Xbolt have 3 and will always have browning in the gun safe!

[@joshwilcox8941]

Great review! Just bought my first X-bolt 4 days ago in .243! It's nice to get your take on it!

[@hermanfurlong6752]

Who has xboltin a left hand action 243 cal ?

[@joshwilcox8941]

Browning

[@anthonymaio4369]

I wanna he this rifle the 30-06 Springfield lefty. That’s my kind of gun

[@DarthPhallix]

I have the exact rifle that you’re referring to and I can say that this thing is a tack driver. Butter smooth, beautiful fit and finish and super attractive. Sub MOA at 100 yards and my dream rifle as a lefty. Pick one up, dude.

[@lenoxchew4732]

I want a Winchester Model 70 Sporter so bad. 30.06 will be the caliber. I made my final decision on both based on your videos. Keep making the awesome videos.

[@north4961]

Well done video! Looking to pick up a used 300 win mag X Bolt which has a crack in the stock, hoping to get a deal and add into a chassis.

[@olivergrothe]

Great vid man! One of the better reviews on YT. I got 2 X Bolts my self (6,5×55 and .308) and a T Bolt (.22)

[@nmelkhunter1]

I’d love to have that rifle in 280 Remington.

[@travismarshall1385]

Just bought one from my dad butt with the polymer stock!!!

[@MrHf4l]

What was your velocity with this load? How do you feel about the 100ttsx on deer at at 400yds and under?

[@aroundlinemen]

I just got a 243 and 308 x bolt The clip look the same & same number s Do you know if both rounds will work in the clips ? Thanks

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

Both cartridges will work in the same MAGAZINE.

[@ashtonpotts9787]

Thinking about buying one of these in 7mm-08

[@desertdogoutdoors1113]

@@ashtonpotts9787 Good choice

[@luvtahandload7692]

Beautiful rifle. Beautiful scope. Any monolithic bullet featuring relief grooves begs to have a Lee Factory Crimp applied to the mouth in each groove for testing. Typically, each COAL will be accurate but one will be outstanding. However sometimes the longest one won't chamber. No problem. Just reseat to the next groove. Great review on a fine rifle. May have to pick one up! Thanks!

[@michaels9034]

I have the X-bolt Medallion in .308 and I love it. I have a Redfield Revolution 3x9x40 on it and it's crazy accurate with the Winchester Super X Power Point 150 grain.

[@fishroombum3771]

Nice rifle, I picked one up in .204 as I didn't want to spend a ton on this caliber. The .204 tends to burn up barrels.

[@johnkaraphillis754]

Thanks, very practical review. Have x-bolt and Tikka. Both quality and high value rifles. Like you all I did was adjust trigger. Thanks again

[@samrichards589]

Gander mountain Misprinted x bolt on sale for 399$ when it was supposed to say A bolt. Long story short when I was young my dad bought me and my brother an x bolt for 399$. Gander honored the add. And I got a .308 my brother .270 it’s our rifle for life

[@CELTICSAVAGE32]

Fabulous review, brother.. I just put a down-payment on one today. I was looking for a tika t3 but picked this instead... i'm happy I went with this one.

[@ULFISHGETTER]

I went tikka but lookin to get both. My tikkas is amazing but I want both lol

[@EdMorales-r3m]

I couldn't agree more with you about quality of Browning xbolts, own a medallion in 300wm, a hells canyon LR in 6.5 creed, never an issue with them, also own a blr in 300 wm and a bar mk2, all I can say is very satisfied with the quality and reliability of all of them and not done yet buying Browning, lol, great videos,keep them coming

[@2017Toy]

Great video I'm gonna have to buy myself an XBolt in 6.5 Creedmoor

[@eddielombera5862]

This was my rifle chambered in 300 win mag. I didn’t realize how accurate it was at the time with factory ammo.

[@DarthPhallix]

Found me a lefty X-Bolt in .30-06 and it’s just the greatest firearm that I own by a wide margin.

[@blackcoffee730]

Looking at getting one myself

[@ram_bam]

Would you consider creating a video covering handloading for beginners?

[@letsgobrandon416]

Love your rifle reviews. Could you review a Ruger Hawkeye?

[@classicrocker889]

Great Video , I needed to learn all I could . I am looking at one of these myself in 300 Win. , so this helped me alot. Thank you

[@GeTtHeDoG1883]

Just bought one and a leupold 3-9x40 ten minutes ago. I’m here to make myself feel better haha.

[@vincentbrodin8873]

This will be my next rifle!

[@hblegal8309]

Sure the free-floated barrel worked with a $10.00 bill. What about a $20.00 bill?

[@sowsear]

😵

[@SamG-v5v]

I have a browning xbolt white gold medilloin the stock gets scratched quite quickly since it’s high grade wood laminated you think it would be difficult to restore?