Selling Timney drop in trigger for Browning X bolt. Bought last summer new and used for 1 hunting season. I put the old trigger back in when I got rid of the gun.
$160 OBO
Free shipping with tracking
https://timneytriggers.com/browning-x-bolt/
1MOA now. Choice Ammo loads shoot the best (0.8-0.9 in were best groups). Browning long range are 1.15-1.25in groups at 100. I never tried it without the muzzle brake like one person suggested on my thread.
SOLD
EDITED: I decided I'm going to build a 6.8 so I'm keeping the ammo and brass. Updated price.
Only reason I'm selling is because I want to use the funds to start a custom build. This year I've shot two pronghorn in Wyoming and a whitetail in South Dakota with this rifle.
Browning X bolt...
I didn't know a guy could even replace just the springs...I did buy a timney trigger and put that it since the factory trigger wouldn't adjust lower than 3.75 pounds of pull. The trigger job helped as much as anything on it.
I also love the caliber and the short action. I'm not giving up on it...
I ordered the 165 gr Accubond LR from Choice. The rifle likes them okay, my best groups are right at 1 MOA but typical groups are around 1.15-1.25 inches at 100 yards. It worked well enough for me to shoot two antelope a couple weeks ago in Wyoming, but I'm still going to off-load the set up...
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Selling leupold vx5hd 3-15x44 firedot scope.
$1000 OBO.
Price drop $700
Bought it last year but had accuracy issues. Sent it in for warranty work and it's been fixed up and works fine now, but I prefer the scope I replaced it with. I still have warranty card to prove it was serviced. Will...
I have attached some pics of the most recent groups. All I did was put new rings and scope on it and shot. These are by far the closest and most consistent groups I've gotten out of the rifle. With that said, these groups are still above MOA at 100 yards. I've got 3 boxes of Choice Ammo...
Do you still have the muzzle brake on it or did you find without it was more accurate? I have it on my rifle currently. I've been using the 175gr browning long range but also have some 162 gr copper impacts and a box of 165 winchester accubonds. I might test out the copper impacts and accubonds...
My other rifles include a 3006 browning A bolt.With basic federal fusion Ammo I can get the 3006 to group moa or better at 100 and 200. That's why I was expecting at least that out of the 6.8
I took a dremel tool and fine grit sandpaper to the stock and made it so I cannot grab the barrel and stock and squeeze anything to touch. The side tolerances are still tight (not touching) but only a couple paper thicknesses apart.