X-bolt choice for resale value

[Woolsocks]

Purchasing one of these just to try out. Admittedly, i buy a lot of stuff then get bored with it, so this may end up in the PX someday. I’m pretty flexible on caliber, so I’m looking for something that’ll re-sale. Of the calibers they offer, what do you think would have the best resale value? (guessing not 28nos!).

X-Bolt 2 Hell's Canyon McMillan LR - Bolt-Action Rifle - Browning

Long range bolt-action hunting rifle with premium McMillan Game Scout stock in Browning OVIX Camo. Cerakote Smoked Bronze finish on barreled action. Fluted barrel. Includes Recoil Hawg muzzle brake and 20 MOA Picatinny rail.

www.browning.com

 

[carbonbased]

X-bolts aren’t popular here, so not sure you’ll get many replies. Historically there haven’t been any good third-party triggers available until very recently, so that’s part of the reason.

Personally, I think a white gold medallion in 6.5cm would sell on the used market (gunbroker) fairly easy.

 

[xxflyingturtlexx]

Ewwwww

 

[FredHammer]

Re-sale will be tough, but tougher with 6.8 Western, 28 NOS.

Fucken detachable mags on a big game rifle...here I am looking at a break open single shot for that duty.

 

[carbonbased]

My dad has a number of x-bolts. The stock triggers are very heavy. Their operation, feel, and construction remind me of my Tikkas. X-bolts have a shorter-than-Tikka bolt lift at 60°…Tikkas are 70°.

They are well made but yeah, the stock trigger is crap and I don’t believe there’s a factory Browning 10rd mag, but Waterman makes them. Maybe others do too, but I have never looked into it as I don’t own a X-bolt.