The X-Bolt Hunter Composite is a bolt-action rifle chambered in .300 WSM with a focus on adjustability and fast cycling. The updated receiver adds bolt guidance surfaces that smooth the cycling stroke, and the Vari-Tech stock lets you dial in comb height and length of pull with internal spacers. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: X-Bolt 
• Caliber: 300 WSM 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 3rd round magazine 
• Barrel Length: 23 inches 
   

Detailed Features 

• Enhanced Receiver Design: Additional bolt guidance surfaces for smoother, faster cycling. 
   
• Sporter Contour Barrel: Light profile that balances accuracy with weight savings. Threaded muzzle (M13x0.75) accepts the included radial muzzle brake or an optional Browning Recoil Hawg Sporter brake. 
   
• DLX Trigger System: Three-lever design with zero creep, take-up, or overtravel. Factory-set at 3.5 lbs, adjustable down to 3 lbs. 
   
• Vari-Tech Stock: Internal spacers adjust comb height and length of pull for a consistent cheek weld and eye alignment. 
   
• Grip Surface: Rubber overmolding on gripping surfaces for a secure hold in wet or cold conditions.

Discussions around the Browning X-Bolt 300 WSM Precision Hunter, 3rd Gen tend to land on a few recurring points.

Accuracy and precision at distance get the most praise. Users consistently report good performance at longer ranges, and the adjustable trigger is singled out as a meaningful contributor to that.

Craftsmanship draws frequent positive mention. The material quality and build attention are noted by most owners.

The lightweight design is appreciated by hunters who cover ground on foot.

Recoil from the .300 WSM cartridge is the main criticism. Less experienced shooters flag it as significant, and a few reviews suggest the muzzle brake helps but doesn't fully tame it.

Price comes up regularly. Most users feel it's justified by the build quality, but several compare it unfavorably to similar offerings from other makers on a cost-per-feature basis.

Magazine capacity and feeding reliability are mentioned occasionally as concerns, though those reports are clearly in the minority.

The conversation around this rifle is mostly centered on big game and long-range use, with a lot of ammunition selection discussion in the mix.