Browning X-Bolt Composite Stalker .270 Win Bolt-Action Rifle, 22 in Matte Blued, Miroku Japan, 4+1 (2008)
This Browning X-Bolt Composite Stalker in .270 Win pairs a lightweight sporter profile with Browning's three-lug, 60-degree lift action and Feather Trigger system. Built by Miroku in Japan in 2008, it features a 22-inch matte blued steel barrel with a recessed crown, a durable composite stock, and a detachable rotary magazine. The receiver is drilled and tapped for the Browning X-Lock base pattern with eight holes, and the rifle includes two 4-round magazines and its original box.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The rifle is in great shape overall. There is minor adhesive residue on the top of the receiver. Blemishing is present on the finish, along with a few minor surface rust spots.
What’s Included
- Original box
- Two 4-round detachable rotary magazines marked "LONG STANDARD"
The 22-inch steel barrel uses a sporter profile with a matte blued finish and recessed crown. It is non-threaded. The steel receiver matches in a matte blued finish and is drilled and tapped for the Browning X-Lock scope base pattern with eight holes (four per base).
The X-Bolt action employs a three-lug bolt with a 60-degree lift for scope clearance and smooth cycling. Browning's Feather Trigger is an adjustable, three-lever design that enhances control and consistency.
The black composite stock is built for practical field use, with textured grip and fore-end panels, a straight comb, and a recoil pad. Sling swivel studs are installed, and the length of pull measures 13.5 inches.
Feeding is via Browning's detachable rotary magazine system. This rifle uses the long-action standard-cartridge pattern; capacity is 4+1, and it comes with two 4-round magazines marked "LONG STANDARD." The rifle is configured with no sights.
Manufactured by Miroku in Japan, it bears "Made in Japan / Miroku" markings and an NP stamp at the barrel/receiver junction. A gold Browning Buckmark accents the trigger-guard/floorplate unit. Year of manufacture is 2008.