I'm with popeye on this. I've owned Remintons, Winchesters, Rugers and Brownings. I've yet to have a rifle of any other make that would out shoot my Brownings. Not saying you can't get one that does, and you can certainly have one made to do it, but out of the box you'll be hard pressed. I've never had any problems with any of my rifles of any make.....maybe I'm just lucky based on what I've heard about some brands. Brownings are bedded and free floated to start off with and their triggers aren't terrible. They can easily be tuned to a descent weight by adjusting the trigger spring....or for more advanced and knowledgable folks they can be manipulated in other ways to make them subperb. Here's a pic of a group I shot on Saturday whiel breaking in my barrel. I shot 10 shots cleaning between each one and then fired 3 shot groups cleaning between each for 15 rounds. All shots were taken in haste as light was fading fast and I wanted to get the job done. Cleaning is tedious work and it really sucks to take a fast shot and then take 5 minutes to clean out the copper and powder, but that's what you gotta do.
A question for browning A-bolt Shooters
