Browning Pro Tungsten - Opinions

[ktm450]

Hello All,
I have gone to the ends of the internet looking for firsthand information about the relatively new Pro Tungsten. There are a couple threads here that have been helpful. I currently own a Hells Canyon that has been great, accurate, and successful. I have been eyeing a couple new rifles and am very interested in the Tungsten Pro. I shoot/reload for a 7mm Remington Magnum and don’t have any interest in switching calibers. Any firsthand knowledge / opinions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

[Mark86]

I handled one at Sportsmans Warehouse but that was the end of my first hand experience with it lol It was nice though! I'll have to double check but I think the twist was 1/9.5??? Maybe not. Pushing it if you like to play around with heavier bullets or load solids but should handle most of what you put through it

 

[LightFoot]

I love my Browning Pro. It shoots sub-moa with Hornady 200gr ELD-X and Federal 165gr TSX.

When I first got it, it didn't like Winchester 180gr PP or Browning 185gr BXC. Now that it is "broken in," it seems to not be so picky.

Mine is the 300WSM, which I think is the most versatile cartridge. Shorter and lighter than the LA Magnum but still carries plenty of energy for any NA game to (at least 600yds).

The 7mm is a great round. I believe those are a 26" bbl. Gonna get goo velocity.

Definitely change the trigger spring to a MCarbo. That $20 change made a huge difference.

If I were to get another Browning, I would go with the Pro Stainless. (I like the look of the stainless) probably in 6.5 PRC.

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