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I have not but heard nothing but good things about them! Can't go wrong with either one in my opinion. Hold them and see which one fits you better

Honestly don't know. Didn't take it apart yet. Did minimal cleaning only so far

Yes I did. I'm gonna do another review on this gun eventually. Nosler Accubond has patterned significantly better for me.

​@GUNDERMAN im on the fence about getting this in 300 prc but all the videos I've seen is it's super finnicky with ammo. I'm wondering if I should just have $400 and get a bergara hmr

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I don't see the need for a break for hunting, personally. I do know people who use them and they have their pros. I just don't need it for my style of hunting. I never even used mine. Soon as I got home I took it off.

I don't have that issue. I got about 400 clays through it and no sign of wear. I'm sorry you're having that problem! This machine is not prefect but it's a nice alternative to the other non-battery options available

@@GUNDERMAN I agree and good to hear.

I know. I didn't notice in real time. New to filming. Wish I did because just had to focus in on it but still learning. Got to pay a little more attention next time. Thanks for watching!

I'm sorry about that. I don't use headphones when editing my videos. I'll keep that in mind. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. I appreciate the feedback.

I don't have any experience or knowledge of the Sako S20 Hunter. However, I do have experience with both the Browning X-Bolt and BLR. They're both great guns. In my experience, the X-Bolt is definitely more accurate. But if most of your shots are gonna be within 200 yards, the BLR is more than accurate enough. Between those 2 I would suggest going to a gun shop that has both and hold them. They feel completely different. They're both more than capable of doing what you want, so if they both feel good and you're still stuck, choose which one you like the look of more. You can't go wrong with either of those, both amazing guns!

@@GUNDERMAN Hey man thanks for taking the time to reply! I like Tikka, but I've heard from more than one source that for 30-06, their recoil is a bit too strong. Sako is their big brother & a bit heavier, and the Sako S20 Hunter ticks all the boxes for me, including 'takedown', since I want to transport whatever I get in a shorter case or even a guitar case. I would prefer the BLR since I just love lever actions and I don't think I'd be taking any 200yd + shots. My only concern is how a scope would be mounted on the BLR. I don't want to deny myself anything the scope can do for me, and I don't want to have to go hunting for the cocking hammer under the eyepiece of that scope. I considered a Sako S20 in 7mm as well, but I have to "get good", and getting good costs a lot for ammo. You can still get 30-06 pretty cheaply. Appreciate your suggestions. I'll have to give the X Bolt 2 a feel-up at the local retailer. I just want to know what a BLR is gonna be like to live with, and don't want a top quality scope to be wasted on it.

@NunchucksHabit no problem, let me know what you ultimately decide on! Just wanted to let you know that cocking the hammer on the BLR with a scope is not an issue at all. I can promise you that because my dad's BLR has a scope and not an issue. But if you want better accuracy, BLR is the least accurate of the 3 you are interested in. You'll get about 1 MOA. The other 2 are gonna be around sub MOA with the right ammo

@@GUNDERMAN Thanks, yep the BLR is a bit of an odd consideration in that group. I love lever action & takedown is a huge plus. The Sako20 Hunter is also a takedown, but I like the X-Bolt a lot. I'm pretty new to the scene, and though I have a cheapo .22, I'm looking at getting as good a hunting rifle as I can get, something I can put time/effort/investment into & not want to get a better one in another year or so. But I also want something 'fun', something I can get good at. I don't realistically see my taking any shots > 200 for hunting, and range shooting is likely < 250 anyway. I've also been taking advice from several channels on what caliber to get. I have to get good. That's gonna take a lot of ammo. For deer/elk, I'm told 30-06 will do the trick. I want to side on "too powerful", but only within reason. 200yds with a 30-06, I don't see a reason to get a 7mm/300PRC/300WM. I want to be welcome at ranges, not that guy who has to launch 40 cannon rounds per session. I considered a 308, but that's erring on the low side for elk. If I was a crack shot, I'd perhaps get a .270, .308 or 6.5CM. Looking at the ballistics, I thought a 6.5PRC was perfect, but then I saw the cost of ammo. Sorry for the long comments, and I understand if you can't reply now or even at all. I just like to take advice from people who know what they want & why. I was actually just about to buy an autoloader (B.A.R. or a Benelli R1), until I saw Ron Spomer try them both on his channel, and all they did was choke on ammo & spray nasty looking groups. Never saw a bolt action perform like that. I hear it's the adjustment of the gas piston that racks the next shell, but inaccuracy was an eye opener. Sub-MOA should be expected on something I'm gonna want to take humane shots with. Thanks again, man, love that XBolt. Wonder what the XBolt-2 has to offer.

@NunchucksHabit X-bolt 2 didn't change much. From my knowledge it's just a new appearance with different grip options and cheek mount. Nothing else changed I don't think. If you want a do-all cartridge from North America to Africa and everywhere between, 30-06 has done it all and will continue to do it. Since you watch Ron Spomer you probably heard him say it as well, these newer fancier cartridges usually aren't worth the hype. It's all marketing. Yeah they'll shoot more accurately with higher BCs but that's 500+ yards until you notice a difference. If I were to make a suggestion on a caliber, given you're probably gonna be hunting deer and elk by the sounds of it (I've never shot elk I wish I can lol) I would suggest 30-06, 270, 300 Win Mag, 7mm Rem Mag, or even 308. Get something that os accurate, strong enough, and most importantly something that is readily available and won't break the bank. 7mm PRC is more expensive and isn't readily available as say 30-06. 30-06 will be everywhere. Even archery shops have them now. I wouldn't go looking for these newer cartridges because you're not gonna notice a difference at 200-250 yards.

I don't have any experience or really that much knowledge with Bergara. My best advice would be read and watch reviews and go to a gun shop and actually hold the guns. See which fits you best and which one you like more via pros vs cons and go with that choice. Browning and Bergara are both premium brands so can't go wrong with them. That being said, you would be happy with the Browning X-Bolt for sure! Thanks for watching!

Thank you very much Brother, thank you for taking the time to respond to me, and if the truth is I have seen several reviews, my 1st option is Browning, the 2nd is Bergara, whoever I choose I will be safe with, greetings Brother! It would be very helpful for us if you continued sharing videos with us!

Thank you! I plan on it but have been busy with some personal stuff. We will be having a lot more videos on hunting, guns, and gun related content coming asap!

@@GUNDERMAN Excellent Brother, we will be on the lookout here, greetings! You don't have social networks???

@rakesclub97 we are on RUclips and Instagram. If you go into our video description, it will be linked there.

Maybe because that junky ass scope does everything I need it to do? I'm not a competitive shooter or shooting 1,000 yards. I'm a northeast deer hunter. Absolute furthest shot I'm ever gonna take is MAYBE 300 yards if it ever presents itself. 99% of my shots are gonna be well within 150-100 yards. Don't need a $1,000 scope with 25x zoom and extra turrets. Don't need to adjust anything at 100 yards. Do I need a $1200 gun? No. But do I want a quality firearm that $400 firearm does not offer, yes.

@@GUNDERMAN 2.5 power is plenty and light. Hard to find these days at good price and quality. Have to LPVP

I had one blow up that day. Going back there soon!

Depends on the model…the viper line is not bad. Been stone sheep hunting and it did alright

Send it back. Lifetime warranty

@ yeah when your on an elk hunt and that bull of a lifetime walks out that warranty is worth a crap

I don't know anything about threaded barrels. It's all new to me but on browning website says threading is M13 - 0.75 whatever that means lol

I personally like the trigger. Can't wait until August to see how it performs on a doe!

Yeah I have an x bolt stalker 30.06 and I can touch holes with remmington core lots 150 grains from Walmart lol.

Is that something you can do yourself easily? I'm a relative beginner & want a trigger that's reasonably adjustable. I hear 3lbs is the ideal, but real-world tests show the XBolt's trigger to break way heavier than 3lb. EDIT: Easily and *safely*?

My new Target Max has minimum stock pull of 2.5 lbs.

Federal Fusion 180 Grain. This was the first and only ammo I shot so far in my browning so far. I'm impressed with the results. This summer I will be testing out different brands and grains of ammo for this gun!

Follow through, stay on the gun.

My brother is the one who got the gun. I agree with you and think it can be a possible negative. Time will tell though. Shoots good, just recoil is little on the aggressive side with the gun. It's pretty light. But feels good in the hand. Similar to SBE3 in the way it feels

@@Macdaddy22713 100% agree

@GUNDERMAN I've had a Remington v3 waterfowl pro for the past 4 years up here in New York. I just picked up a new updated benelli m2 field I'm excited to use this season!

@joshuaeck2712 Awesome! We are beyond excited for this season. Goodluck!

That and the holes on top is an eye sore

I think tikka suck

@@Elksniffer1 you gotta buy one then you’ll never look back

@@erikleirmo9147the xbolt is superior in almost every category. I own a tikka tho and cannot complain but they are not the end all be all like people make them out to be. They have limited COAL, slow twist rate, 2 position trigger, and a lot of plastic parts. Also the xbolt is more comfortable. Trigger is the biggest difference which can be fixed with a 15 dollar spring. Xbolt has better safety features, better stock ergonomics , flush mag, shorter bolt throw, m16 extractor which I think is the best, and just as accurate in most cases. It’s a lot easier to get an Xbolt worked on. Beretta USA is HELL to deal with.

I can tell you like them just by your username lol

You bet ..good luck hunting this year

Thank you! You too!

Can’t wait for you to miss all them birds 😂

I know 😂 it was pretty windy that day