Browning X-Bolt 2 Medallion | 7mm Rem Mag | 26in | 036005227

The Browning X-Bolt 2 Medallion is a bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum, finished with a gloss blued receiver and a Grade III walnut stock with rosewood fore-end tip and grip cap. It pairs traditional aesthetics—engraved receiver and checkered walnut—with modern features including a threaded muzzle and the X-Lock scope mounting system. A robust, adjustable DLX trigger and a short bolt lift support deliberate, repeatable follow-up shots. A good optic pairing under $1,000 is the Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40; it offers a clear sight picture, durable construction, and magnification suited to the rifle’s effective ranges.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is 7mm Remington Magnum.
• The action is a Bolt Action.
• The barrel length is 26 inches.
• The rate of twist is 1:9.5″.
• The stock material is Grade III walnut with rosewood fore-end tip and grip cap.
• The metal finish is Gloss blued.
• The rifle includes a threaded muzzle (M13x0.75) with thread protector included.
• The magazine capacity is 3 rounds.
• The magazine type is a detachable rotary magazine.
• The rifle is drilled and tapped for optics and is compatible with Browning’s X-Lock mounting system.
• The receiver is engraved and polished blued.
• The rifle weight is 6.8 pounds.
• The stock has traditional point checkering and a 1-1/4 inch Inflex recoil pad.
• The rifle includes swivel studs for sling attachment.
• The UPC is 023614857877.

Built to combine classic presentation with field-capable ergonomics, the X-Bolt 2 Medallion emphasizes a refined fit-and-finish alongside features that matter in the field: an adjustable DLX trigger, spiral-fluted bolt with an ergonomic knob, a low-profile bottom metal and rotary magazine, and a sporter-contour barrel with a radial muzzle brake. The rifle’s combination of a tuned trigger, rock-solid scope mounting options, and premium walnut furniture makes it suitable for big-game hunting and precision field shooting where dependable operation and good ergonomics are priorities.

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