A look at the action of the Max Long Range
With the popularity of long range shooting at an all-time high, Browning has introduced their take on a rifle that extends a shooter’s effective range. The new X-Bolt Max Long Range comes with a 26-inch heavy fluted sporter-profile stainless steel barrel with a 7.5 twist rate. It’s also threaded for muzzle devices.
The threaded barrel ready for a suppressor.
The Composite Max stock features an adjustable comb for easy eye-to-scope alignment. It comes with three swivel studs for a sling and a bipod. The magazine is detachable and capable of holding four rounds of 6.5 Precision Rifle Cartridge or 30 Nosler or .300 Remington Ultra Magnum, depending on your preference.
Detachable four-round magazine
The Max Long Range was a joy to shoot, the trigger was light and crisp, and it cycled easily due to the extended bolt handle. At 8 pounds, 3 ounces without scope or ammo, it isn’t too heavy. The stainless steel barrel matched with the black and grey splatter on the stock gives it a sharp-looking appearance as well. The MSRP comes in at $1,269 and it will be available to ship late this winter.
The adjustable comb has plenty of room to adjust to different shooter’s builds.
Specs
- Composite Max stock offers an adjustable comb to dial in eye-to-scope alignment
- Black and gray textured stock finish
- Stainless steel, fluted heavy sporter barrel for long-range accuracy
- Muzzle brake with 5/8-24 threads (thread protector included)
- Extended bolt handle
- .25- and .6-inch length of pull spacers included
I really enjoyed shooting it.
For more information, visit Browning.com.