The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Browning A-Bolt....Boss system or not?

jeo556 · August 19, 2007, 08:14 AM

From what my buddy says about the Boss it's definetly worth it. I think that the best attribute is that you do not have to find a load that your rifle loves, with the boss you can pretty much make your gun love, or at least like a lot, any load. If you handload and you don't need your gun to shoot different loads than it' propbably not worth it. Otherwise it can help accuracy a ton. I've seen groups by his .300 win mag, .270 Win, and .204 ruger that were all less than 1" at 100 yards with average off the shelf ammo. Not to mention that his .300 feels like a .270, the .270 like a .223 and someone has to let you know if you shot the .204! lol. I'm thinkinh about putting one on my .25-06 just because I'm a stickler for guns that don't move. Hope this helps.

August 19, 2007, 08:14 AM	#7
jeo556 Senior Member Join Date: February 18, 2007 Location: Southwestern, PA Posts: 268	BOSS = Accuracy From what my buddy says about the Boss it's definetly worth it. I think that the best attribute is that you do not have to find a load that your rifle loves, with the boss you can pretty much make your gun love, or at least like a lot, any load. If you handload and you don't need your gun to shoot different loads than it' propbably not worth it. Otherwise it can help accuracy a ton. I've seen groups by his .300 win mag, .270 Win, and .204 ruger that were all less than 1" at 100 yards with average off the shelf ammo. Not to mention that his .300 feels like a .270, the .270 like a .223 and someone has to let you know if you shot the .204! lol. I'm thinkinh about putting one on my .25-06 just because I'm a stickler for guns that don't move. Hope this helps.