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The BAR has been the benchmark for hunting autoloaders for over half a century, and the MK4 Hunter Composite keeps that reputation rolling with a build made for real hunting weather. This version wears Mossy Oak Bottomland camo over a composite stock with rubber overmolded grip panels, so it stays put in your hands when the morning is wet and cold and the walk in is long. Chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum with a 24 inch fluted barrel, you get the velocity that flat-shooting cartridge was built for, in a rifle that gives you a fast second shot without working a bolt.
Underneath, it runs Browning's proven gas piston system, which bleeds off a good chunk of felt recoil compared to a bolt gun in the same chambering. A seven-lug rotating bolt locks directly into the barrel for a tight, consistent breech-to-chamber fit, and the action bar and inertia block linkage cuts down barrel vibration to help the rifle group like it should. An integral buffering system reduces wear on the operating parts, and the Inflex recoil pad soaks up what the gas system does not. Add it all up and a 7mm Mag becomes genuinely pleasant to shoot.
The stock is shim-adjustable for cast on, cast off, and drop at the comb, so you can tune the fit to your build instead of adapting to the rifle. A raised SoftFlex cheekpad puts your eye right behind a scope, which matters since the alloy receiver comes ready for optics. Rounds feed from a detachable box magazine holding three, with one in the chamber for a 3+1 total.
This is a rifle for elk timber, bean field edges, and anywhere a big-bodied animal might give you one quick window. The matte blued fluted barrel keeps glare down and trims weight, and the Bottomland finish disappears into hardwoods and brush. It is a classic design that has been refined, not reinvented, and it still does the job better than most.
Noticeably better. The gas piston operating system spreads the recoil impulse out over a longer period, and the Inflex recoil pad absorbs a good bit of what remains. Most folks find a gas-operated BAR in 7mm Mag kicks more like a lighter chambering in a bolt gun, which makes range days and follow-up shots a lot easier.
No, this model ships without iron sights. The alloy receiver is set up for mounting a scope, which is how the vast majority of BAR owners run these rifles. Plan on adding a quality optic and rings to take full advantage of the 7mm Rem Mag's reach.
Yes. The seven-lug rotating bolt locks directly into the barrel for consistent lockup, and the action bar and inertia block design reduces barrel vibration during cycling. Paired with the 24 inch barrel and the flat trajectory of the 7mm Rem Mag, this rifle is well suited for shots at the distances most hunters realistically take on elk, deer, and similar game.
You can. The composite stock is shim-adjustable for cast on, cast off, and drop at the comb, so you can fine tune how the rifle mounts and where your eye lands behind the scope. The raised SoftFlex cheekpad also helps keep your head position consistent when shooting with an optic.
| UPC | 023614867531 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 039029227 |
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| Barrel Length | 24" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 7mm Remington Magnum |
| Capacity | 3 + 1 |
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