To follow up M.A.T's question about Model 70s, how accurate would you say the current Browning X-Bolts and A-Bolts are?

[Grassroots89]

To follow up M.A.T's question about Model 70s, how accurate would you say the current Browning X-Bolts and A-Bolts are?

[kolbster]

the browning A bolts will shoot sub MOA all day long, i have one in 30-06 syn stock, nikon pro staff 3-9x50 you can cover a 5 shot with a nickle

[kolbster]

the browning A bolts will shoot sub MOA all day long, i have one in 30-06 syn stock, nikon pro staff 3-9x50 you can cover a 5 shot with a nickle

[Tiglesias]

I've shot a friends a bolt at the range. Love it, very accurate, trying to choose between one or these or a remington 700 for myself in the near future

[FirstBubba]

D.Mc
Accuracy is a "relative" thing!
To assess a rifle's accuracy solely on it's brand name?
...and then to compare it to others?

Yeah, sure. Your chances of getting a tack driver increases when you buy quality. That's just normal.
A tack driver in one man's hands turns into an expensive tent stake in another's hands! LOL!
I have seen a Browning A bolt that wouldn't shoot for beans right out of the factory.
I also have a Marlin M60W that will almost "stack" bullets at 50 yards! It cost
me $60!
What vehicle is faster?
Chevy or Ford? ...or Chrysler? How about Toyota? ...Honda?

[kolbster]

+1 for bubba, accuracy is defiantly "relative" take 2 brand new guns same make same model same ammo, and they will not shoot identical. accuracy is more than just the name brand ive had $800 rifles that did not shoot as accurate as a $400 rifle of the same brand.

[JustTakeMeHunting14]

cant go wrong with either rifle