I have always been inspired by the history and quality of German optics, and I have owned and tested a number of their high-end scopes and binoculars. Unveiled in , the Conquest V6 from Zeiss fits this requisite perfectly.
It offers industry-leading optical performance SCHOTT glass, six-layer lens multi-coating fluoride lenses that provide outstanding image quality, clarity and 92 per cent light transmission. The LouTec hydrophobic coatings repel dirt, debris and water. Its 6x zoom magnification is a true 6x zoom ratio that provides expansive versatility across a wide range of in-field applications. The millimetre single-piece tube is machined from aircraft-grade aluminum for rugged performance and is nitrogen purged to provide waterproofing up to mbar submerged four metres for two hours.
The V6, additionally, has a very generous and forgiving eye box, which will provide for a quick-on-point reticle and full target image. It has a side parallax adjustment and is offered in a variety of models and reticle options. This rifle can readily be characterized as eye catching; a head turner, if you will. The overall appeal with its fluted barrel, fluted bolt, burnt bronze finish, modern flare carbon fibre stock and the overall fit of its component parts is striking.
The three-lever trigger offers a clean, crisp pull with no take up or creep and minimal overtravel. All its critical components are hard chromed steel that is highly polished on critical surfaces.
It is adjustable from three to five pounds and is factory set at three-and-a-half to four pounds. With less than an ounce of deviation, it broke crisply between three pounds, A great trigger. I found the rifle to be very user friendly. It both fit and balanced well and I really liked the location and functionality of both the tang safety and bolt unlock button.
Forums Recent Posts New posts. What's new New posts Latest activity. Account Upgrade. Log in Register. What's new. Recent Posts. New posts. Log in. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Need your opinions on Browning X-Bolt.
Thread starter fotomaker57 Start date Jan 5, I have been considering purchasing a Browning X-Bolt. I don't have a centerfire bolt action rifle so I think it's time to add one. Sold my a few years back and have kicked myself in the backside ever since. So back to the subject, do any of you own one and if so what do you think? I'm looking at the composite stalker in It will be used for hunting and of course at the range.
Thanks in advance for your time. Swampdog Supporter Supporter. Bushcraft Friend. My son has a Browning X-Bolt in. He bought it about two months ago and has only fired two different brands of ammo Fusion and Remington so far. I took it apart and helped him clean it after hunting together in the rain. I can tell you that it is a very well made rifle, the fit and finish is excellent. You be the judge. Willi puts together hunts the way ordinary hunters can.
He is a DIY guy that hunts public land. That means he has to work harder and smarter to achieve success. Watch his video above that explains why he chooses the Browning X-Bolt.
For more on his show go to: www. Take me to Browning International No. Take me to Browning North America. John Browning himself walked through these gates to his design workshop when on visits to the factory. Made in Belgium John Browning took several of his greatest designs to FN in Belgium for production over years ago. This is part of the great Browning tradition. But only a few Browning firearms are considered "Made in Belgium.
The Belgium facilities have been part of the Browning tradition for over years. The Viana, Portugal plant shown has been a primary Browning facility for over 30 years. Made in Portugal Assembled in Portugal Over the past 30 years, a large portion of Browning production has gradually shifted to the state-of-the-art Browning -Viana factory, an advanced facility located in Viana, Portugal.
The list above shows current firearms that are made at the Viana factory. When reading barrel inscriptions, the terms Made in Portugal and Assembled in Portugal are synonymous. In the over and under Citori made by Miroku would gradually replace John M. Browning-designed Auto-5 shotgun made the move from Belgium factories to Miroku, in Japan. The others followed as they were introduced.
United States Business Facilities. The Morgan, Utah address has been a tradition of Browning for well over half a century. Browning was born and where he designed all his revolutionary rifles, shotguns and pistols. If you own a Browning, it was most likely designed by John M. Browning or right here in Morgan -- and shot and tested just a few yards from where this information was written. We can hear the test firing all day from all our offices -- music to the ears!
Customer Service, Advertising, Website functions, accounting, sales, etc. The area surrounding our facility is a mix of residential and rural. Browning remains a primary economic contributor to the Morgan county economy and is proud to support the local families who benefit from employment at Browning and those who benefit by supporting them with community services.
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