The Browning X-Bolt 2 Medallion is a bolt-action hunting rifle chambered in .270 Winchester. It runs a redesigned X-Bolt 2 action with Browning's DLX three-lever trigger and carries a 22-inch free-floated, sporter-contour barrel with a threaded muzzle. The rifle is dressed in a Grade III/IV gloss walnut stock with rosewood grip cap and forend accents. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Browning 
• Model: X-Bolt 2 Medallion 
• Caliber: .270 Win 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 4+1 
• Barrel Length: 22" 
• Material: Grade III/IV Walnut 
• Finish: Gloss Blued 
   

Detailed Features 

• Free-floated 22-inch sporter-contour barrel with a threaded muzzle (M13-0.75) for a brake or suppressor 
• DLX three-lever trigger set at 3.5 lb from the factory and adjustable down to 3.0 lb 
• Detachable 4-round box magazine for a 4+1 total loaded capacity 
• Grade III/IV walnut stock finished glossy, with rosewood grip cap and forend detailing 
• Receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mounting, and the redesigned bolt adds guidance surfaces for smoother cycling 
   
  This is a traditional-styled hunting rifle aimed at shooters who want walnut furniture and a refined trigger without giving up the accuracy of a modern free-floated barrel.

Hunters who pick up an X-Bolt 2 Medallion in .270 Win tend to focus first on the trigger. The DLX three-lever design gets consistent praise for breaking clean out of the box, and being adjustable down to a lighter pull is a feature a lot of owners actually use rather than leave at the factory setting. The redesigned bolt is generally described as smoother than earlier X-Bolt generations, though a few longtime Browning owners say the difference is subtle rather than dramatic.

The walnut stock is where opinions split. Buyers who want classic looks for the field or the wall mount love the Grade III/IV wood and the gloss finish, while shooters who hunt in wet or rough conditions sometimes wish for a synthetic option instead, since walnut needs more care than composite stocks. The threaded barrel is a welcome addition for owners who want to run a brake or suppressor without a gunsmith visit.

On value, most agree the X-Bolt 2 Medallion sits in the premium end of factory bolt guns, and buyers weigh that against the fit, finish, and trigger quality. Owners moving up from a budget rifle usually feel the jump is worth it; those comparing it to other high-end walnut rifles see it as competitive rather than a clear standout on price alone.