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James B 02-05-2006 01:54 AM

RE: Browning Micro Hunter
 
I have a Browning A-Bolt lightweight stalker in 308. It shoots very well and I would think that any of the three calibers would be fine. I think the short action would be the way to go but I could never recommend against the 270 either. Sounds like a good problem to me.:D

dakine999 02-05-2006 11:44 AM

RE: Browning Micro Hunter
 
Duck, thanks for the heads-up. I didn't realize that all the WSM's had the same smaller stock as the Micro Hunter. I'll have to shoulder them again and see how they feel!

bronko22000 02-06-2006 07:20 PM

RE: Browning Micro Hunter
 
duck - FYI got the info from a browning dealer/gunsmith who does alot of work on Brownings. And anyway, 1 1/2 - 2 MOA is very respectable accuracy for a hunting rifle. But thatisn't acceptable to me - at least not in a good quality bolt action like the Browning. I like my 7-08 Micro Hunter especially now that it meets my standards.

wjsmall97 02-07-2006 11:09 AM

RE: Browning Micro Hunter
 
I also have a browning micro hunter,but I have it in .270wsm. I like it a lot, it is nice out of a treestand,and the short cartridges are also the way to go.I put a sims limbsaver recoil pad on it & a timney replacement spring(which is real easy to replace)and is real sweet to shoot.
Bill

Duckbutter48 02-07-2006 11:11 AM

RE: Browning Micro Hunter
 

ORIGINAL: bronko22000

duck - FYI got the info from a browning dealer/gunsmith who does alot of work on Brownings. And anyway, 1 1/2 - 2 MOA is very respectable accuracy for a hunting rifle. But thatisn't acceptable to me - at least not in a good quality bolt action like the Browning. I like my 7-08 Micro Hunter especially now that it meets my standards.
I wasnt refuting your comment, I was just curious. Thanks for the info.



Duckbutter48 02-07-2006 11:23 AM

RE: Browning Micro Hunter
 

ORIGINAL: dakine999

Duck, thanks for the heads-up. I didn't realize that all the WSM's had the same smaller stock as the Micro Hunter. I'll have to shoulder them again and see how they feel!
Its the WSSM's the WSM's are actual Micro hunters, the Wssms have the same stock but arent listed as Micro's. I dont know why but thats how they have it.

Yea I looked for a couple months at the Micro's I really wanted a 243Wssm in a micro and couldnt figure out why they didnt make that little gun in that caliber. So I sent Browning a message and they let me know that the Wssm A-bolt Huntershave the same stock as the Micro'sexcept the Wssm's have a 23" barrel. They are more expensive then the standard caliber Micro's though. The cool thing is that with the 23" barrel the Wssm is only 39.75"'s long and the 7mm-08 with a 20" barrel is 39.5"'s long. Very close for 3" longer barrel

Walmart(the store from hell:D) has the standard micros for 549.00
and the Wssm Hunters for 649.


Standard

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/search-ng.gsp?search_constraint=4125&search_query=mic ro&ics=20&ico=0&Continue.x=15&Cont inue.y=17

Wssm Hunters
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/search-ng.gsp?search_constraint=4125&search_query=wss m&ics=20&ico=0&Continue.x=27&Conti nue.y=17

Not saying that is the best place to purchase them theres some good info on the guns like wieght and lenght and stuff. Good luck


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