Browning X-Bolt

But I took a, you know, identical factory rifles except for the barrel length.

So they were both Browning X-Bolts, an 18-inch, I think, 6.5 Creedmoor, and a 22-inch 300 Win Mag.

Okay.

Shooting basically the same factory ammo offering with Federal's Fusion-tipped, which is, like...

I'm shooting, so I did that elk tag last year.

I'm shooting a Browning X-Bolt 300 windmeg.

Damn, X-Bull.

That's got to be threaded, not? Nope.

And, and I did that.

I had a Browning A-Bolt back before the X-Bolt popped up in a really lightweight setup with a titanium action.

And that, I forgot exactly what the weight was on that thing, but it was around six pounds naked.

And then I put a smallish scope on it.

Small population.

But my setup, well, what should it be? Uh, how about a Browning X-Bolt 2 chambered for the 30-06 with a Sig Tango 1-10, uh, scope, Barnes TTSX 168-grain bullet.

And any problems or suggestions from you? Um, iron sight versus the scope, or maybe I should go out west, probably get a bigger scope for there for big horn and shoot mule deer someday.

Any thoughts on the X-Bolt 2? Hope you have a great day." [laughs] Well, Daniel, thank you, sir.