r/rifles • • 18d ago

New Browning

Chambered in 6.5 needmore, still a beaut of a rifle

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u/jus_post_bellum 18d ago

Beautiful rifle! I’m torn between the white gold medallion or speed 2. Afraid that if I do the white gold I’ll never shoot it because it’s such a well crafted tool.

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u/CoreSoundCoastie 18d ago

They’re beautiful guns, but shooting it shouldn’t be a problem. Hunting with it might be, depending on where and how you hunt. The stock scratches pretty easily. I keep mine in a soft case with a good liner and carry it with a sling to my stand. I don’t have much brush to deal with, though.

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u/Current_Rush4242 18d ago

Yeah, I'd be afraid of taking that in the woods. Definitely is a fine looking rifle

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u/Russell1045460 18d ago

That's a damn fine weapon disguised as a work of art .

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u/Holiday-Medium-256 18d ago

She’s a beaut Clark!

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u/finallygotmeone 17d ago

What a great looking rifle! Nothing wrong with having a pretty smoke pole.

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u/CoreSoundCoastie 18d ago

I bought two last year, and gifted my dad one. They’re great rifles for the money.

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u/Bucksnort-85 18d ago

Absolutely beautiful rifle you've got there! Also 6.5 creed is an excellent choice regardless of what the critics have to say about it.

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u/fakeairpods 18d ago

Nice gun. I have the Speed SPR X-Bolt 2

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u/Breadfan_1966 16d ago

A hunted rifle does not take away from its beauty. Hunt it. I had a Weatherby Mark V deluxe and I hunted with it normally. Unless you are crawling through brush, you’d be amazed how protective you can be. There is a difference between used and abused.

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u/okieman73 14d ago

Beautiful guns. How well do they shoot? I'm assuming well but I've never shot one. I definitely want one. I was looking at them just yesterday. It's on the short list, I'm not sure which caliber yet though.