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Browning X-Bolt Magazine Long Action Magnum Nosler Calibers .28 Nosler 3 Round Capacity Polymer Construction Bronze

$40.31
Brand
Browning
Color
Burnt Bronze
Caliber
.28 Nosler
Capacity
3
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
23614694137
MPN
112044507

Overview

This factory original replacement magazine from Browning is manufactured to exact specifications and tolerances to guarantee an excellent fit and reliable operation in the Browning X-Bolt long action chambered in 28 Nosler. Constructed from a durable, lightweight polymer, it features a superior rotary design with a black finish. Unlike traditional leaf-spring magazines that feed offset cartridges, this rotary design feeds cartridges directly in line with the bolt for a straight path straight into the chamber. The magazine has a capacity of 3 rounds and weighs 1.60 oz. Keeping extra factory magazines on hand saves loading time at the range and serves as a reliable backup.

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