Browning Take Down
02-01-2007, 12:44 PM
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 16
Browning Take Down
Greetings:
I'm looking to expand upon my gun battery this year and I was hoping to hear some input on the new Browning BLR Take Down models. I really liked the Winchester 94 Takedown Timber Scout and was disappointed to see them quit producing them. However, I've seen that Browning has taken the levers from Winchester and is now marketing their own take down model this year. My question is, does anyone know much about these new take downs? I already have a greatall around whitetail bolt rifle (7mm) for the farmfields, soI'm leaning towardsa larger bore (.325wsm) lever for larger gameand stalking. I like the portability these rifles seem to present, but would to know how wellit would last as well as any other feedback. Thanx!
I'm looking to expand upon my gun battery this year and I was hoping to hear some input on the new Browning BLR Take Down models. I really liked the Winchester 94 Takedown Timber Scout and was disappointed to see them quit producing them. However, I've seen that Browning has taken the levers from Winchester and is now marketing their own take down model this year. My question is, does anyone know much about these new take downs? I already have a greatall around whitetail bolt rifle (7mm) for the farmfields, soI'm leaning towardsa larger bore (.325wsm) lever for larger gameand stalking. I like the portability these rifles seem to present, but would to know how wellit would last as well as any other feedback. Thanx!
02-01-2007, 03:23 PM
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: \"Good Ontario\"
Posts: 1,754
RE: Browning Take Down
I have a Browning semi takedown .22 It works well, I was kind of worried at first that with all the taking apart and putting back together would make the POI change a bit, but it locks up rock tight and shoots better than I can. I know a centrefire will be different then a rimfire, but thought I'd let you know my experience.
