looking for opinion on customizing and/or accurizing my browning abolt 300 wsm
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Fork Horn
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last year i bought a browning a bolt 300 wsm limited adition( camo dura coat stock) stainless. i wanted it with a boss, but the ltd didnt come with one. i already shoot real accurate, wanted to no if i put a muzzle break ( even though its a short mag) will i still have my accuracy. i also shoot the new xp3 150 grain load from winchester(i personaly think its the best round ever to come out). i have a leupold 3.5x10x50 vx3 scope, i am just wanting to get as accurate as possible.
#2
you lucked out without getting the boss, I've got one and wish I didn't!
If you did anything probably get a mag-na-port
what kind of groups are you shooting at 100yds?
have you tried 180gr bullets? while its not a 300 win mag, mine 300WM loves 180gr.....
mag na porting could help....
so could a recoil pad if the kick bothers you....
what kind of mounts do you have? are they lapped?
has it been broken in?
If you did anything probably get a mag-na-port
what kind of groups are you shooting at 100yds?
have you tried 180gr bullets? while its not a 300 win mag, mine 300WM loves 180gr.....
mag na porting could help....
so could a recoil pad if the kick bothers you....
what kind of mounts do you have? are they lapped?
has it been broken in?
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I hate muzzlebreaks, I really do. And surely a 300WSM does not need one. I promise you.
But with all that said, I don't like the glass bedding that browning does. Its usually just a big glob of epoxy. I like to rebed them.
But with all that said, I don't like the glass bedding that browning does. Its usually just a big glob of epoxy. I like to rebed them.
#5
You can start by hand lapping the bolt locking lugs,hand lapping bore,bolt cocking notch,pillar bed,remove pin that locks bolt while on safe,rod that locks striker,by ALL MEANS do a good trigger job on it. Think that will do you for starters? I take things a step or 2 farther by blueprinting action while I'm waiting on new barrel to come back from being cyrogenically frozen,and work up a good load for it.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
Stalkingbear.....I've often thought about sending a barrel to be frozen but never have done it.... I think I have a website from 300 Below or something like that. Do you feel it makes a serious difference?
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I have noticed it makes a difference more so on some barrels than others. The main thing I've noticed is that a cyroed barrel won't "walk" when heated up,unlike factory barrels. I've found them to be more stable after cyroing.
#8
I have to concur with Bigbulls. Both my A bolts have been rebedded and one had a trigger job. Both are excellent shooters. One is a 7-08 the other is a 325 WSM.




