The Browning T-Bolt Sporter is a straight-pull bolt-action rifle in .22 LR. It has a 22-inch sporter barrel, 10+1 round capacity, and weighs 4.9 lbs (4 lbs 14 oz). The stock is AAAA maple with a gloss finish and traditional point checkering; the barrel and action have a polished blued finish. The trigger is gold-plated and adjustable. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: T-Bolt Sporter 
• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Barrel Length: 22 inches 
• Capacity: 10 rounds (10+1 RD) 
• Weight: 4.9 lbs (4 lbs 14 oz) 
• Finish: Gloss-finished AAAA maple stock; polished blued barrel and action 
• Receiver Material: Steel 
• Trigger Type: Adjustable gold-plated trigger 
   

Detailed Features 

• Straight-pull bolt action allows rapid cycling without rotating the bolt handle — faster than a conventional turn-bolt for follow-up shots 
• 22-inch sporter barrel balances weight and velocity for a .22 LR 
• AAAA maple stock with point checkering on pistol grip and forend 
• Adjustable trigger for preferred pull weight 
• Polished blued finish on barrel and action contrasts with the maple stock 
   

Usage 

The T-Bolt's straight-pull action is its most distinctive feature — it's noticeably quicker to cycle than a standard rotating bolt, which matters during small game hunting or fast target work. The 22-inch barrel and 10+1 capacity are practical for a .22 LR used at the range or in the field. The AAAA maple stock makes it as much a display piece as a shooter.

Owners consistently mention two things: the maple stock and the straight-pull action. The AAAA grade maple is attractive, and the gloss finish shows the figure well. The action is what sets the T-Bolt apart — the straight-pull cycle is genuinely faster than a rotating bolt, and most owners find it intuitive once they've run it a few times.

Accuracy gets positive reviews. The adjustable trigger is a practical feature that most users set to their preference early on and leave alone. At 4.9 lbs with a 22-inch barrel the gun is easy to carry.

The most common point of discussion is the trigger — some owners find the factory setting heavier than ideal but appreciate that it's adjustable. A few mention the straight-pull action taking a session or two to feel natural if they're coming from conventional bolt guns. Those who find it less intuitive are a minority; most adapt quickly.

Overall the T-Bolt Sporter is seen as a good-looking, accurate .22 LR with a useful mechanical advantage in the action. People who want a visually distinctive rimfire rifle tend to be satisfied with it.