The Browning X-Bolt Western Hunter LR is a bolt-action rifle chambered in 7mm Rem Mag, built for hunting at extended ranges. The 26-inch heavy sporter contour barrel has suppressor-ready threads (5/8"-24 TPI) and a matte blued finish. Weight is 6.875 lbs. The composite stock wears Browning OVIX camo. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 023614852537 
• Caliber: 7MM REM MAG 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 3 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 26 inches 
• Weight: 6.875 lbs. 
• Finish: Matte Blued 
   

Features 

The adjustable comb offers up to 1 inch of height adjustment for proper scope alignment with different optics. The extended bolt handle makes cycling faster and more natural under gloves. The threaded muzzle accepts a suppressor or muzzle brake without an adapter. Stock material is composite with OVIX camo patterning. 
 

Usage 

The 26-inch barrel gets good velocity from 7mm Rem Mag and the caliber has enough energy for elk and large mule deer at distance. The 6.875 lb weight is on the lighter end for a rifle this size, which matters on multi-day backcountry hunts. The OVIX camo is suited to western terrain. This rifle is aimed at hunters who glass from elevation and take longer shots — not a compact brush gun.

Owners of the Browning X-Bolt Western Hunter LR in 7mm Rem Mag tend to be satisfied, particularly those who bought it for backcountry big-game hunting.

Craftsmanship and fit-and-finish get consistent praise — the OVIX camo stock and matte blued barrel hold up well in the field. Accuracy is the most frequently cited strength; multiple owners report sub-MOA or close-to-sub-MOA groups with quality ammunition, which is what you'd expect from a 26-inch barrel on a good action.

The weight comes up in both directions. At 6.875 lbs it's reasonable for the platform, and most hunters find it manageable on extended carries. Some buyers coming from lighter mountain rifles mention it's heavier than they'd prefer.

Recoil management with 7mm Rem Mag is generally described as acceptable — not light, but the stock geometry helps. A muzzle brake or suppressor using the threaded barrel is the common recommendation for anyone who wants to reduce felt recoil further.

Ergonomics are mixed. The adjustable comb is appreciated for getting proper cheek weld with taller scopes, but a few owners find the stock dimensions don't fit them without modifications. Browning's customer service gets mostly neutral-to-positive mentions, with occasional warranty or support issues noted.

Price-wise, this rifle sits in the upper-mid tier for hunting bolt-guns, and most buyers feel the build quality justifies the cost.