The Browning X-Bolt Western Hunter LR is a bolt-action rifle chambered in .300 PRC with a 26-inch heavy sporter stainless steel barrel, a Flat Dark Earth finish, and a Hard Core Fiber-Fusion stock with an adjustable comb. It weighs approximately 8 lbs with an overall length of 46.75 inches and a 3+1 round capacity. Barrel twist rate is 1:8" for good bullet stabilization. No iron sights are included; the rifle is equipped with X-Lock scope mounts and drilled/tapped for optics. An adjustable feather trigger and top tang safety are standard. A muzzle brake is included to manage recoil and speed up follow-up shots. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: X-Bolt Western Hunter LR 
• Caliber: .300 PRC 
• Barrel Length: 26 inches 
• Capacity: 3+1 rounds 
• Weight: 8 lbs (approximately) 
• Overall Length: 46.75 inches 
• Trigger Type: Adjustable Feather Trigger 
• Safety Type: Top Tang Safety 
• Stock Material: Hard Core Fiber-Fusion with Adjustable Comb 
• Sights: None; equipped with X-Lock Scope Mount 
   

Detailed Features 

1. The heavy sporter stainless steel barrel has a 1:8" twist for solid bullet stabilization at .300 PRC velocities. 
2. The Hard Core Fiber-Fusion stock is lightweight and includes an adjustable comb for a custom fit. 
3. The muzzle brake reduces recoil and supports faster follow-up shots. 
4. X-Lock scope mounts are included; no iron sights, so optics are a required addition. 
5. The Flat Dark Earth finish is durable for outdoor use.

The Browning X-Bolt Western Hunter LR in .300 PRC draws consistently positive feedback, with a few areas of practical consideration.

Accuracy is highlighted most often, particularly at long range where the .300 PRC's flat trajectory and effective terminal performance on larger game draw strong reviews. Build quality is well-regarded; the materials and manufacturing tolerances are frequently described as solid and reliable in tough conditions. Weight is generally seen as reasonable for the category, and owners appreciate that the rifle carries well compared to heavier precision rifles.

The aesthetic design of the Western Hunter gets positive remarks, with the finish and ergonomic design noted as functional and visually appealing. Recoil feedback is mixed -- some owners find it manageable given the rifle's weight and design, while others note the .300 PRC generates meaningful push, especially for less experienced shooters. Price is a recurring point; most see it as a quality investment, though some potential buyers find it high relative to comparable rifles. Aftermarket customization options are appreciated by owners who want to add scopes, bipods, or other enhancements.