How is the trigger on the X bolt?Depends upon your wallet.
The two Axis I own are unreal accurate and my cash outlay is less than the Vortex glass on them.
As for bolt issues....hmmmm.......Whatever you do, do not pick up a Browning X-Bolt. Smoother than a baby';s bottom. Compared to the 110 price is close.
Depends upon your wallet.
The two Axis I own are unreal accurate and my cash outlay is less than the Vortex glass on them.
As for bolt issues....hmmmm.......Whatever you do, do not pick up a Browning X-Bolt. Smoother than a baby';s bottom. Compared to the 110 price is close.
The factory trigger on mine sucked, I put a Mcarbo spring in mine.How is the trigger on the X bolt?
The older A-bolts was the best trigger browning ever put in a rifle, simple design easy to work on, as was the the older Rems.I understand the Savage Accutrigger is pretty good.
This is one of those things you must try for yourself.
Long time ago I took 4 rifles to a local gunsmith and had him adjust all the triggers to match in every way possible.
There were 3 Browning A-bolts and a Remington 700 ADL.
Hit your local gunstore and try each out for yourself.
I had an original A-bolt...the trigger sucked worse than any rifle I've ever owned!!!! That is only an example of one, but it completely turned me off of Browning.The older A-bolts was the best trigger browning ever put in a rifle, simple design easy to work on, as was the the older Rems.
I should of said with work done on the trigger of the A-bolt, there easy to work on and can be made into a very good trigger.I had an original A-bolt...the trigger sucked worse than any rifle I've ever owned!!!! That is only an example of one, but it completely turned me off of Browning.