Browning white gold medallion
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I had an older model,arround 10-12 years old.Someone had a muzzle brake put on it after market. makes my 300 Winchester recoil like my 243 but it is really loud.Real nice shooter,but did not use it often as I have many rifles to choose from and don't need the 300 mag for most of my hunts.
Cahunter805
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I think for the price of that rifle you could buy a nice used custom or even rebarrel a m700 and have a great shooting rifle.
I think for the price of that rifle you could buy a nice used custom or even rebarrel a m700 and have a great shooting rifle.
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Muley says, "Big con"
lol, yeah, it is! But, there is something in me that really loves holding and hunting a work of art in a rifle and Browning's WGM is a sweetheart of a looking firearm if i've ever seen one. The ones that i like most, by far actually, have the octagon barrel. Stainless, beautiful figured wood stock, a rep for great accuracy, and they are a relatively light weight rig to boot. What's not to like?
If i had to do it all over again with what i know now, i might just buy one of these purdy bastages in 270WSM, make sure i have a decent rangefinder, the best Binoculars out there, and a decent spotting scope fitted to a good daybag. I'd be well set!
Joey
"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
lol, yeah, it is! But, there is something in me that really loves holding and hunting a work of art in a rifle and Browning's WGM is a sweetheart of a looking firearm if i've ever seen one. The ones that i like most, by far actually, have the octagon barrel. Stainless, beautiful figured wood stock, a rep for great accuracy, and they are a relatively light weight rig to boot. What's not to like?
If i had to do it all over again with what i know now, i might just buy one of these purdy bastages in 270WSM, make sure i have a decent rangefinder, the best Binoculars out there, and a decent spotting scope fitted to a good daybag. I'd be well set!
Joey
"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
