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There are semi-auto hunting rifles, and then there is the BAR. Browning has been refining this platform since the 1960s, and the MK4 Medallion is the dressed-up version of the latest generation. This one wears a Grade III Turkish walnut stock with an oil finish and cut checkering, matched to a satin nickel aluminum alloy receiver with high-relief engraving. The 22-inch fluted barrel carries a polished blued finish that plays nicely against the nickel receiver. It is the kind of rifle that draws a second look at deer camp but still earns its keep in the field.
Under the good looks sits a short-stroke gas piston system paired with a seven-lug rotating bolt that locks directly into the barrel. That tight breech-to-chamber lockup is a big part of why the BAR has a reputation for accuracy that surprises people who assume autoloaders give something up to bolt guns. The gas system also soaks up a meaningful amount of recoil, and with the Inflex pad on the back end, a .270 out of this rifle is downright pleasant. An integrated buffer reduces wear on the operating system, and since gas never enters the receiver, the action stays cleaner longer.
The .270 Winchester has been dropping deer, antelope, and elk for a century, and it pairs well with a 22-inch barrel and 1:10 twist. The hinged floorplate houses a detachable 4-round box magazine, giving you 4+1 on tap with fast, fumble-free reloads. The receiver comes drilled and tapped with no iron sights, so plan on mounting a scope, which is how most folks will run this rifle anyway.
Browning made the stock shim-adjustable for cast and drop at the comb, so you can dial in how the rifle mounts and where your eye lands behind the optic. Add the gold-plated trigger and chrome-plated chamber, and the Medallion feels like a rifle built to be handed down, not just used up. If you have been wanting a walnut-and-blued autoloader with real pedigree, this is the one to hold.
No, it ships without iron sights or an optic. The receiver comes drilled and tapped from the factory, so you just need a set of bases and rings to mount the scope of your choice. Most owners top it with a mid-power hunting scope and call it done.
Closer than you might expect. The seven-lug rotating bolt locks directly into the barrel for a precise breech-to-chamber fit, and the action bar and inertia block linkage cuts down on barrel vibration. With quality ammo it will hold its own on any big game hunt, and you get faster follow-up shots than any bolt gun can offer.
The .270 Win is already a comfortable cartridge, and the BAR's gas piston system spreads the recoil impulse out even further. Combined with the Inflex recoil pad and roughly 7-pound weight, this is one of the softest-shooting .270s you will find. It makes a great choice if you want big game performance without the punishment.
Yes. The stock is shim-adjustable for cast and drop at the comb, letting you fine-tune how the rifle mounts and lines up your eye behind the scope. It is a simple adjustment that makes a real difference in consistency, especially for quick offhand shots.
| UPC | 023614862000 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 039009224 |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | SPORTING RIFLE |
| Barrel Length | 22" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .270 Winchester |
| Capacity | 4 + 1 |
| Color | BLUED |
| Length | 50.2500 |
| Number of Magazines | 1 4 rd. |
| Product Type | Rifle |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0 |
| Sights | No |
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