Man I love your plain Jane, down to earth, no BS talk son! It's a pity this model isn't being made anymore. I own an A Bolt 11 Stainless Stalker in .308, .300WSM and .338 Win Mag. All have had a trigger job on them and shoot into MOA. Nice to hear that you are a hunter and not just a shooter and use as much meat as you can. Thanks for sharing.
I am a lefty. I ordered a Browning A Bolt 7mm WSM a few years ago. I have nothing to complain about. I would not be afraid to shoot at deer 400 yards. My longest kill is 300 yds. Browning does it right on rifles.
Yea the Silver Tips get the job done very well. I have always been interested in the .270 WSM. I haven't ever learned to much about that round. I believe I will do some research into that cartridge to see what its all about. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
My cousin told me he would never buy a browning because they are and I quote "made in Japan". Those Browning A-bolts and X-bolts are fantastic rifles, built in a fantastic factory in Miroku. Can't go wrong with a Browning. I have two BPS shotguns and they are the two most solid pump guns that I've ever handled.
Thanks OVI. I still call you OVI I hope that's alright. This is my cousins rifle and he has shot only god know how many deer with it. Its super accurate I know that for sure. Thanks for wathing buddy
The .270 is my favorite deer round. Its very flat shooting and has plenty of knockdown power. I have never owned a browning rifle but this one is a sweet shooter as Bluetunder would say
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You can get the Browning AB3 in .270 w/walnut stock for $600.00 through a certain online gun dealer
Thats a late 80's early 90's A-Bolt 1. I bought one back in 92 at Castle Sports in Caldwell county N.C. in 7mmRem Mag. 26" barrel, 1/2 " to 3/4" moa @100 yards. Best rifle I ever owned. Had to sell her for grocery money. Would love to find another one. I dont like the a bolt 2's. You can dial that trigger down to around 2 lbs. There is a little adjustment screw.
There's so little information on the 'net regarding Browning's ABolt-3...its high time now that I produced a more in-depth production revealing the secrets that make the third generation of ABolt probably the very best bolt action design to date. In fact, the AB3 brings to the bolt action a level of excellence not seen since the 98 mauser.
The A-bolt 3 is the cheapie version. The A-bolt 1 and A-bolt 2 are better rifles. And the X-bolt is considered to be better than any of the A-bolts, although the bolt doesn't move as smoothly as the A-bolt 2 because they got rid of the bolt sleeve.
Browning makes a fantastic rifle in the A-bolt II. I own waay too many rifles in most of the popular manufacturers, Remmys, Ruger's and Wins. I also have a few full custom rigs that cost 5 times the cost of the Browning. Accuracy is exceptional for a factory gun and rivals that of my custom rifles with a little tinkering around with my hand loads. So I bought the A-bolt II, Medallion, 26" barrel in 270WSM. I bought a second A-bolt II, Medallion, 26" barrel 20 minutes after i returned from a range session with the first one! Both shoot remarkably well. Fit and finish is excellent on the Brownings and the barrel blueing is better than either Rem or Win. They are a little "$pendier" than the cost of a model 70 or 700, but I think the Browning a better value-more for your dollar. I have bought numerous inexpensive (relatively, so) rifles, re-stocked them into something modern, pillared, bedded, re triggered and re cut the crowns on all of them. In the end, they do not shoot better than my Brownings and the finished reworked cheap rifles were more expensive than simply buying a better quality rifle in the first place. Lesson learned. I now own 4 Browning rifles; my only complaint is that these particular guns come stocked, bedded and free floated in a nice walnut wood stock. I am too hard on my hunting guns to take a nicely, wooden stocked gun into most of the areas I hunt and synthetic stocks are hard to find for Brownings in A-bolt II's. You will be glad you spent a little extra and bought the Browning
Love Browning rifles. Nice looking rifle that is in a great caliber. I've killed more deer with a .270 than I have any other. It's got a stock and finish that doesn't need to be handled with kid skin gloves.
I love my A bolt II in .270...I have the stainless stalker w/Nikon pro staff BDC 3x9x40...I shoot cheap ammo too. Usually the 150 grain Federal blue box Power Shok. They work great in my A bolt. Good review.
I've noticed that there's two separate bolt designs on the A-Bolt rifles, there's the one you have and then another one that appears to just be triangular and flat sided as opposed to the rounded with the cut-outs on running along the length of the bolt. Not sure which one came first or if there's a difference n quality, but i like the one you've got. Nice rifle!!
@@codytaylor2194 Hey bud thanks for your comment, really appreciate it. I found a stainless with the grooved bolt design, I'm thinking that's a purchase right there. the one in the video is the same design, it's very similar to the Browning BBR if you've seen that gun before you will see what I mean or shut google it. Happy Hunting!!
I bought a used A Bolt in .300 win mag a while ago. I'm not sure if the previous owner did a trigger job. But my trigger breaks with absolutely no creep. You touch it, maybe 3-4 pound force, and it breaks then and there.
I like the cheaper guns for beating around in the woods. I appreciate it buddy. You have been here with me since the beginning. Im getting 10 or so new subs a day. Hopefully I can have a big channel one day.... :)
Nice info, this is at the high end of what I'm looking for. Looks like a nice spot you've got there, places like that don't come cheep over here in the uk
I've got a Leupold VX2 on a 86 Hunter model and it has been bringing in deer since I bought it used in 97. In case you want to be nice and work on that trigger; MCarbo has a great video showing you how to change the trigger spring tension and if you want to spend less than $20 you can reduce that pull by 1.5 or two pounds probably. I had a 93 Medallion with 4.5 that now has a 2 pound trigger pull and my Hunter went from 3.5 to 2 pounds now (oddly increased from 1.75 which might have to do with me not doing loc tite on that adjustment I told you about.
Well my cousin uses this rifle to hunt all the time. Its just another rifle to him. I would keep it in my safe and only use it every now and again but he shots the fire out of it.
I have the same rifle chambered in 30-06 and just bought a 50mm scope that hasn't come in yet. Is your scope 40mm or 50mm? I ask because I'm curious if i need to go ahead and order high height rings so the scope clears the barrel
On the budget, I also shoot Winchester 150grain Power Point through my R700 Target Tactical when I got no Federal Gold Medals to burn. Can't afford to shoot Gold Medals all the time either. Like the budget-minded shooters.
but those bullets suck my uncle shot the ballistic tips last year with a browning abolt just like that but 30-06 and a big ol buck come in to the corn and the rifle was set right and he is a crack shot and the first bullet went off and missed the deer steal stood he shot again and hit him in the gut the deer layed down and we tryed to finish him but it wouldn't hit right and pushed the deer we never found him when he got home we all went to the farm to try to figure out what wrong the rifle shot perfect with the origanal extreme tip winchester bullets but the ballistic tips were shooting one place and then the other and then we took about half of the box of bullets and noticed we could pull the hole bullet out of the casing .
Prepared dude....I have the marlin u named only its in 22-250. With 50 gr. Hornady s Superformance at 100 yards I can shoot a three shot group that measures. 236 inches for the money you cannot beat the line of Marlin bolt action rifles!!!
I glad your equipment is superior to all others. I have looked through most scopes on the market and I am very aware that there are many others who are better. I checked your channel for some vids of your super rifles with there awesome scopes but sadly I see you don't produce any vids....lol.
NCshooter1213 Wow! His rifles wear Zeiss & Swarovski. I guess he must be a better hunter. I guess us hunters that have cheaper scopes must be terrible hunters/shooters.
funny you call this rifle high end. in Germany this is one of the cheapest you can get. An average new rifle with a decent scope will cost you about 3k.
+IwannaBEamerican Yes, weapons are considerably more expensive in Europe and European brands, in particular, are often in the 2.5K to 4K range. That being said, in terms of quality, design and accuracy...I would take a Remington 700, Ruger M77, Win 70 and/or Browning BBR/A-Bolt...if it had a proper bedding and trigger adjustment. Even with after market professional tuning, these weapons can also deliver sub-MOA performance at much better bang for the buck. IMHO, Europe prices it arms for the so-called "gentry" while in the USA...they are priced for the middle class.
You comment about how it's funny that the A bolt is considered high end here in the States... then you go and tell us how in Germany they are cheap compared to "An average new rifle with a decent scope ". To answer your question about what my point here is... it doesn't matter what a firearm costs, or your opinion of them. Germany and their weaponry got fuckin' rekt by guns designed by John Moses Browning. Funny huh.
Love the A bolt.
Good old bo'.....down to earth and country as cornbread.....I love it!!!!! Good video
is that a 3-9x50?or 40?medium rings?i just got the same rifle on trade and need to set it up
You are by far my favorite shooter on RUclips! Keep it up!
Well thanks my friend!!! I appreciate the support
Man I love your plain Jane, down to earth, no BS talk son! It's a pity this model isn't being made anymore. I own an A Bolt 11 Stainless Stalker in .308, .300WSM and .338 Win Mag. All have had a trigger job on them and shoot into MOA. Nice to hear that you are a hunter and not just a shooter and use as much meat as you can. Thanks for sharing.
I am a lefty. I ordered a Browning A Bolt 7mm WSM a few years ago. I have nothing to complain about. I would not be afraid to shoot at deer 400 yards. My longest kill is 300 yds. Browning does it right on rifles.
i have a 270 WSM and i have used those silver tips and they are extremely accurate
Yea the Silver Tips get the job done very well. I have always been interested in the .270 WSM. I haven't ever learned to much about that round. I believe I will do some research into that cartridge to see what its all about. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
My cousin told me he would never buy a browning because they are and I quote "made in Japan". Those Browning A-bolts and X-bolts are fantastic rifles, built in a fantastic factory in Miroku. Can't go wrong with a Browning. I have two BPS shotguns and they are the two most solid pump guns that I've ever handled.
thats a nice one
Thanks OVI. I still call you OVI I hope that's alright. This is my cousins rifle and he has shot only god know how many deer with it. Its super accurate I know that for sure. Thanks for wathing buddy
NCshooter1213
thats my name feel free to use it bro
You da man!!!!! I didn't know you had so many channels.
You're the man. Nice video.
The .270 is my favorite deer round. Its very flat shooting and has plenty of knockdown power. I have never owned a browning rifle but this one is a sweet shooter as Bluetunder would say
You can get the Browning AB3 in .270 w/walnut stock for $600.00 through a certain online gun dealer
Thats a late 80's early 90's A-Bolt 1. I bought one back in 92 at Castle Sports in Caldwell county N.C. in 7mmRem Mag. 26" barrel, 1/2 " to 3/4" moa @100 yards. Best rifle I ever owned. Had to sell her for grocery money. Would love to find another one. I dont like the a bolt 2's. You can dial that trigger down to around 2 lbs. There is a little adjustment screw.
Good info brother!! Thanks for watching and commenting!!
I use those ballistic tips too but we shoot for the neck so we don't ruin meat ! You should try it the drop majority of the time
That's a fact buck
There's so little information on the 'net regarding Browning's ABolt-3...its high time now that I produced a more in-depth production revealing the secrets that make the third generation of ABolt probably the very best bolt action design to date. In fact, the AB3 brings to the bolt action a level of excellence not seen since the 98 mauser.
I own one in 30-06 man it's a good rifle .
The A-bolt 3 is the cheapie version. The A-bolt 1 and A-bolt 2 are better rifles. And the X-bolt is considered to be better than any of the A-bolts, although the bolt doesn't move as smoothly as the A-bolt 2 because they got rid of the bolt sleeve.
Great Video! Keep up the great work.
Timney trigger spring 2 springs for 25. Easy drop in to 2-3 lbs trigger pull.
Hey NCshooter i just got a 270 anthis told me about my alot so keep the vids comin
Browning makes a fantastic rifle in the A-bolt II. I own waay too many rifles in most of the popular manufacturers, Remmys, Ruger's and Wins. I also have a few full custom rigs that cost 5 times the cost of the Browning. Accuracy is exceptional for a factory gun and rivals that of my custom rifles with a little tinkering around with my hand loads. So I bought the A-bolt II, Medallion, 26" barrel in 270WSM. I bought a second A-bolt II, Medallion, 26" barrel 20 minutes after i returned from a range session with the first one! Both shoot remarkably well. Fit and finish is excellent on the Brownings and the barrel blueing is better than either Rem or Win. They are a little "$pendier" than the cost of a model 70 or 700, but I think the Browning a better value-more for your dollar. I have bought numerous inexpensive (relatively, so) rifles, re-stocked them into something modern, pillared, bedded, re triggered and re cut the crowns on all of them. In the end, they do not shoot better than my Brownings and the finished reworked cheap rifles were more expensive than simply buying a better quality rifle in the first place. Lesson learned. I now own 4 Browning rifles; my only complaint is that these particular guns come stocked, bedded and free floated in a nice walnut wood stock. I am too hard on my hunting guns to take a nicely, wooden stocked gun into most of the areas I hunt and synthetic stocks are hard to find for Brownings in A-bolt II's.
You will be glad you spent a little extra and bought the Browning
damn, looks like that bolt has a 70 degree throw. I wish more rifles had an action like that.
60 degrees on the A bolt. Very nice indeed.
Love Browning rifles. Nice looking rifle that is in a great caliber. I've killed more deer with a .270 than I have any other. It's got a stock and finish that doesn't need to be handled with kid skin gloves.
Thanks buddy!!
I love my A bolt II in .270...I have the stainless stalker w/Nikon pro staff BDC 3x9x40...I shoot cheap ammo too. Usually the 150 grain Federal blue box Power Shok. They work great in my A bolt. Good review.
I love mine; very accurate rifle! Fitted with a Simmons 12x44.
I've noticed that there's two separate bolt designs on the A-Bolt rifles, there's the one you have and then another one that appears to just be triangular and flat sided as opposed to the rounded with the cut-outs on running along the length of the bolt. Not sure which one came first or if there's a difference n quality, but i like the one you've got. Nice rifle!!
The older abolts late 80s early 90s all had the groved bolts...my 98 stainless 25-06 has the shiny flat bolt
@@codytaylor2194 Hey bud thanks for your comment, really appreciate it. I found a stainless with the grooved bolt design, I'm thinking that's a purchase right there. the one in the video is the same design, it's very similar to the Browning BBR if you've seen that gun before you will see what I mean or shut google it. Happy Hunting!!
I bought a used A Bolt in .300 win mag a while ago. I'm not sure if the previous owner did a trigger job. But my trigger breaks with absolutely no creep. You touch it, maybe 3-4 pound force, and it breaks then and there.
its normal this guns have 4 pound break very crispy,
I like the cheaper guns for beating around in the woods. I appreciate it buddy. You have been here with me since the beginning. Im getting 10 or so new subs a day. Hopefully I can have a big channel one day.... :)
That's exactly what i say. I hunt to put meat on the table. Not horns on the wall.
Nice review!
Love the video, any idea what the magnification and the objective diameter is on that leupold VX-3? Looking for a new scope.
Looks like a VX3 3.5x10x50
That's what I have on my 270 A Bolt with Boss. Tack driver. Been hunting with this combo for 20 years.
Nice info, this is at the high end of what I'm looking for.
Looks like a nice spot you've got there, places like that don't come cheep over here in the uk
Hey!I just got a Browning A- Bolt stainless steel .270 2days ago nice guns!
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The Browning A-Bolt is a very fine rifle. It should last you the rest of your life if taken care of correctly. Its hard to beat a good Browning!!!
Did I just giggle like a little school girl? Fun stuff!
leupold scopes are supposed to be pretty clear
I've got a Leupold VX2 on a 86 Hunter model and it has been bringing in deer since I bought it used in 97. In case you want to be nice and work on that trigger; MCarbo has a great video showing you how to change the trigger spring tension and if you want to spend less than $20 you can reduce that pull by 1.5 or two pounds probably. I had a 93 Medallion with 4.5 that now has a 2 pound trigger pull and my Hunter went from 3.5 to 2 pounds now (oddly increased from 1.75 which might have to do with me not doing loc tite on that adjustment I told you about.
Well my cousin uses this rifle to hunt all the time. Its just another rifle to him. I would keep it in my safe and only use it every now and again but he shots the fire out of it.
Solid!
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!
I have the same rifle chambered in 30-06 and just bought a 50mm scope that hasn't come in yet. Is your scope 40mm or 50mm? I ask because I'm curious if i need to go ahead and order high height rings so the scope clears the barrel
On the budget, I also shoot Winchester 150grain Power Point through my R700 Target Tactical when I got no Federal Gold Medals to burn. Can't afford to shoot Gold Medals all the time either. Like the budget-minded shooters.
I hope you get chance to post some hunting videos. Keep up the good videos.
but those bullets suck my uncle shot the ballistic tips last year with a browning abolt just like that but 30-06 and a big ol buck come in to the corn and the rifle was set right and he is a crack shot and the first bullet went off and missed the deer steal stood he shot again and hit him in the gut the deer layed down and we tryed to finish him but it wouldn't hit right and pushed the deer we never found him when he got home we all went to the farm to try to figure out what wrong the rifle shot perfect with the origanal extreme tip winchester bullets but the ballistic tips were shooting one place and then the other and then we took about half of the box of bullets and noticed we could pull the hole bullet out of the casing .
what scope is mounted on your rifle
You almost slipped up there lol. You killed that deer just the other da- uh last hunting season lol.
Prepared dude....I have the marlin u named only its in 22-250. With 50 gr. Hornady s Superformance at 100 yards I can shoot a three shot group that measures. 236 inches for the money you cannot beat the line of Marlin bolt action rifles!!!
I have this same rifle with a Vari X II scope.
Well I have been surprised at the number of subs I have gotten lately. Apparently im doing something right...lol
That Would be a safe queen in my house. lol
paint a gold ring around it
Nice rifle but if you really want to talk high end hunters have a go at Sako man those things cost
Yea those Sako's are on a whole different level in my opinion. There nice but there price is crazy. Thanks for watching!
1,299
1,300 :-)
U only think it's a clear scope because you've never used better lmao! Zeiss & Swarovski are on my rifles
I glad your equipment is superior to all others. I have looked through most scopes on the market and I am very aware that there are many others who are better. I checked your channel for some vids of your super rifles with there awesome scopes but sadly I see you don't produce any vids....lol.
NCshooter1213 Wow! His rifles wear Zeiss & Swarovski. I guess he must be a better hunter. I guess us hunters that have cheaper scopes must be terrible hunters/shooters.
+Windwalker's Outdoor Channel It's usually just the opposite. :-)
No shit dude I don't load videos on this account! And yes I am probably a better hunter. I've probably killed a lot more deer and elk than you have.
James Franco Probably. In fact, you probably catch HUUUGE fish too. By the way...I think you missed a spot while polishing that beautiful scope.
funny you call this rifle high end. in Germany this is one of the cheapest you can get. An average new rifle with a decent scope will cost you about 3k.
+IwannaBEamerican Yes, weapons are considerably more expensive in Europe and European brands, in particular, are often in the 2.5K to 4K range. That being said, in terms of quality, design and accuracy...I would take a Remington 700, Ruger M77, Win 70 and/or Browning BBR/A-Bolt...if it had a proper bedding and trigger adjustment. Even with after market professional tuning, these weapons can also deliver sub-MOA performance at much better bang for the buck.
IMHO, Europe prices it arms for the so-called "gentry" while in the USA...they are priced for the middle class.
Funny how the Germans got fuckin' rekt by guns John Moses Browning designed back in the war.
What's your point here?
You comment about how it's funny that the A bolt is considered high end here in the States... then you go and tell us how in Germany they are cheap compared to "An average new rifle with a decent scope ". To answer your question about what my point here is... it doesn't matter what a firearm costs, or your opinion of them. Germany and their weaponry got fuckin' rekt by guns designed by John Moses Browning. Funny huh.
Murica
Thanks buddy!!