The Browning X-Bolt 2 Speed LR SR is a bolt-action rifle in 7mm Rem Mag with a 26" fluted sporter contour barrel and a suppressor-ready muzzle (5/8"-24 threads). It's built for long-range hunting and precision shooting and comes with a radial muzzle brake and thread protector cap; an optional Browning Recoil Hawg Sporter muzzle brake is also available. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: X-Bolt 2 Speed LR SR 
• Caliber: 7mm Rem Mag 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 5 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 26 inches 
   

Features 

 
The barrel runs 2 inches longer than standard X-Bolt lengths, which squeezes more velocity out of the 7mm Rem Mag. The belled muzzle accepts larger-diameter suppressors directly, and the included muzzle brake handles recoil when shooting unsuppressed. 
 
The Plus Magazine holds 5 or 6 rounds depending on cartridge, with a design that keeps bullet tips away from the feed lips during loading and recoil. The DLX Trigger is adjustable with no perceptible creep, which is a genuine advantage for precision work. 
 
The Vari-Tech composite stock adjusts comb height and length of pull three ways, so the rifle can fit a range of shooters or accommodate different optic heights without shimming. Rubber overmolding on the grip areas keeps things secure in wet conditions. The Cerakote Smoked Bronze finish on the action goes further than standard bluing for corrosion resistance.

The Browning X-Bolt Gen 2 Speed LR SR in 7mm Rem Mag draws consistent praise for long-range accuracy. The cartridge and barrel length combination works well for precision shooting, and most owners confirm the rifle delivers tight groups at distance.

Build quality gets high marks across the board. The materials feel solid and the fit is tight, which owners expect at this price point. The suppressor-ready muzzle is a genuine selling point for hunters who run cans, and the included muzzle brake handles the 7mm Rem Mag recoil better than some expected.

Weight and balance split opinion. Lighter shooters or those carrying long distances appreciate the handling, while some benchrest shooters prefer something heavier for supported shooting. The stock ergonomics are similarly mixed: some find the adjustments get them to a perfect fit quickly, others want more range in the adjustments. Price comes up as a discussion point; most owners consider it fair for what the rifle delivers, but it does sit above entry-level options.