Think I made a good trade

[K. Lane]

Traded my AR in 204 Ruger (about an $800 value) for a unfired Browning A Bolt white gold medallion w/stainless octagon barrel in 7mm mag.
Cant seem to find ANY info on the browning. I guess because it is so rare. They dont even list it as a production model when I look up manufacture date by the serial number. Guess I'll be calling browning next week to get some info



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[TacticalCowboy]

I would say you did really well!

[dgilbert]

It only matter if you think you did.

[Artos]

Again, it's around a $1500 gun so yeah you rocked it on the trade.

[Snowflake Killa]

Trade you for some pickles [emoji16]

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[HCGedge3]

Beautiful gun

[DedDuk]

Nice. I'd hate to take that into the woods.

[dustoffer]

Lots better looking than the AR for certain.

[SmTx]

It's going to be a easy shooter too. I have an A bolt medallion in 7mm mag and it's pretty tame. Yours having a heavier barrel should be even easier. Nice rifle!

[buckerup]

I like it.

[roughneck266]

You stole that thing! I never come across stuff like this. You will love the rifle. They shoot well. Only issue I can see it's so danged pretty I would always be scared to death of messing it up.

[bboswell]

If it’s like my A-Bolt in 7mag you will want to feed it lite bullets. Mine really shines with 140-150 grain, 160 grain and up opens up the groups due to slow twist rate.

[K. Lane]

If it’s like my A-Bolt in 7mag you will want to feed it lite bullets. Mine really shines with 140-150 grain, 160 grain and up opens up the groups due to slow twist rate.

I'm hoping that it likes the Hornady Superformance 139gr SST

[Ray McGaughey]

That octagon barrel is plumb sexy ! I've never seen one on a bolt gun.

[Pullersboy]

That thing is gorgeous!