Browning X-Bolt 4rd Rotary Magazine 6.5 Creedmoor Short Action

The Browning X-Bolt 4-round rotary magazine transforms your 6.5 Creedmoor short action rifle into a rapid-fire precision platform. This black polymer magazine system eliminates single-loading delays while maintaining the accuracy standards expected from Browning's flagship bolt-action series.

What Makes This Different

Unlike traditional box magazines that can snag or protrude awkwardly, the X-Bolt rotary design sits flush with the rifle's stock profile. The rotary mechanism feeds cartridges smoothly without the spring tension issues common in linear magazine systems. This translates to consistent feeding pressure and reduced risk of double-feeds or failures to extract during rapid follow-up shots.

Key Features

• 4-round capacity specifically engineered for 6.5 Creedmoor short action rifles
• Rotary feeding mechanism ensures consistent cartridge presentation
• Black polymer construction resists impact damage and weather exposure
• Flush-mount design maintains rifle balance and handling characteristics
• Compatible with all Browning X-Bolt short action models
• Tool-free installation and removal for cleaning or storage
• Positive lock engagement prevents accidental magazine release

Field performance centers on reliability across temperature extremes and debris exposure. The sealed polymer housing prevents dirt infiltration that can jam traditional magazines. Hunters appreciate the silent loading capability - no metallic clicking that might alert game. Competition shooters benefit from the consistent bolt throw required for each round, maintaining shooting rhythm during timed events.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 4 rounds
• Caliber: 6.5 Creedmoor
• Action Type: Short action compatibility
• Material: Black polymer construction
• Weight: Approximately 2.1 ounces
• Compatibility: Browning X-Bolt short action rifles only
• Release Mechanism: Ambidextrous magazine release
• Country of Origin: Made in Belgium

This rotary magazine system addresses the fundamental compromise between single-shot precision and multi-shot capability. Professional guides and tactical operators choose this configuration when shot placement matters more than raw capacity, yet follow-up shots remain critical for mission success.