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- Detachable box magazine for the BAR designed to fit onto the unique hinged floorplate
- Capacity is three rounds in magnum calibers and four rounds in standard calibers
- Mark II Safari and Lightweight Stalker WSM calibers hold two cartridges
Maintaining classic looks and Browning style, the BAR is unique in that it features a detachable box magazine which easily snaps on and off the floorplate. Having an extra loaded magazine in your bag or pocket while hunting is undoubtedly better than a pocket full of loose shells mixed in with your truck keys and that half-eaten granola bar you were saving for later.
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Gun Review: The Browning BAR Mark II Safari in .300 Win Mag
No, this isn’t your granddad’s BAR, but it carries on John Moses Browning’s legacy while packing plenty of power for hunting.
Hunting is a passion of mine. Guns, particularly rifles, are another passion. One can be present without the other and offer great satisfaction to an individual. In an effort to maximize interests, however, I combine both. My love of rifles means I am always looking to create the optimum rifle/cartridge combo for any particular hunting situation. I mean, what fun would it be if we confined ourselves to one rifle/cartridge for all hunting endeavors?
Of course, I’m aware of the mantra “beware of the individual that owns only one rifle, for surely that individual is familiar with its use.” While much more practical, this method is not nearly as interesting. For me, this mantra is not nearly as enjoyable as searching for the optimum rifle/cartridge for a given situation. I would also wager that nearly everyone reading this agrees with this statement or they would not be reading this magazine.
This article’s intent is to highlight one of my longtime favorite hunting rifle/cartridge combinations: the .300 Winchester Magnum chambered in the Browning BAR Mark II Safari. Now, this particular BAR is not John Browning’s legendary M1918 light machine gun. However, John Browning is connected to the sporting BAR via his grandson, Bruce, who teamed with FN engineer Marcel Olinger in designing it. The sporting BAR was introduced in 1967 to compete with Remington’s semi-auto offerings.
Browning BAR Basics
Semi-automatic rifles were new to the hunting arena in the late 1960s. But the Browning BAR had the “it” factor from its inception in terms of aesthetics. The BAR’s longevity and reputation as a hunting rifle comes from combining semi-automatic speed with bolt-action accuracy, and its appeal was further cemented by its ability to handle a wide range of cartridges from the .243 Winchester to the .338 Winchester Magnum. In fact, the BAR is still unique as a semi-auto that can accommodate magnums like the 7mm Rem Mag, .300 Win Mag and .338 Win Mag. This means the BAR is capable of dropping antelope, deer, elk, moose and bear. No other production semi-automatic rifle can make this statement without a stretch.
BAR production was altered in the 1970s when assembly was moved to Portugal with manufacturing remaining in Belgium. A design modification of the gas system and other tweaks resulted in the BAR Mark II in 1992. In 1997, aircraft-grade aluminum alloy receivers were introduced to the BAR series except for the Safari and White Gold Medallion models, which retained steel receivers. The Mark III variant was introduced in 2017 with an aluminum receiver and new stock styling.
It’s hard to resist the svelte lines of the BAR. The BAR Mark II Safari is characterized by an engraved steel receiver sandwiched between a graceful buttstock and forend made of Grade I Turkish walnut with checkering right where your hands go. A rubber buttpad is included to help soften felt recoil, and you won’t find any sights on the rifle, but the receiver is drilled and tapped for mounting scopes.
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BAR barrels are hammer forged by FN in Belgium. The barrels are also air gauged to monitor quality and check for straightness, and the rifling is inspected by hand. The Safari variant comes with a 24-inch barrel with a 1-in-10-inch twist rate and a chrome-plated chamber.
The seven-lug rotating bolt locks up tightly in the receiver, contributing to the rifle’s excellent accuracy. Similar to an AR, the BAR’s rotating bolt head ensures the bolt is centered and aligned with the bore with a perpendicular breech face. And, similar to a bolt action, the BAR’s bolt face is recessed. A chambered cartridge is surrounded by three rings of steel: the receiver, barrel and bolt face. All of this makes for a rock-solid design, which is especially important considering the powerful upper end of cartridges that the BAR can chamber.
The BAR’s forend surrounds the simple yet ingenious gas system that contributes to the BAR’s effectiveness, softening the perceived recoil and allowing hunters to harness the power of the .300 Winchester Magnum without sacrificing their long-range accuracy. An operating rod acts on an inertial block that drives action rods rearward, working the action. Research literature draws comparisons between the BAR and a pump action, minus the required hand manipulations. In essence, Browning engineers created a gas system capable of handling the different levels of gas pressure associated with a wide range of cartridges. Cartridges are fed from a detachable box magazine that is recessed inside the receiver on a hinged floorplate. The magazine holds three or four rounds depending upon caliber.
To test this particular model, I mounted a Nightforce 3-10x42mm SHV scope to the BAR via a 30mm mount from Talley Manufacturing. This Nightforce scope is compact yet offers a wide magnification range, and mated in the lightweight Talley rings, it complements the BAR in both performance and aesthetics.
Safari Time
Good marksmanship in the field starts with confidence. Confidence is built through firing a rifle that is not overly punishing (each of us has different standards and tolerances in this regard) and is inherently accurate as demonstrated from the bench. A rifle that shoots well off the bench offers the shooter no excuses or alibis when serious practice starts using field shooting positions or in the woods. I used three loads to test the rifle: Black Hills ’ Gold ammunition using 180-grain Nosler AccuBond bullets, Black Hills’ 165-grain GMXs and Federal Premium ’s 180-grain Trophy Bonded rounds.
First up was running the Browning BAR from the bench using a Champion tripod front rest and rear sandbag. To measure the rifle’s accuracy, I fired five 3-round groups with each of the loads, and the Federal load produced the best group at just 1-inch. It seemed that the Browning BAR preferred the heavier bullets.
But I didn’t spend a lot of time on the bench at the Echo Valley Training Center ’s 100-yard range. There are more indicative evaluations for a hunting rifle than merely firing from a bench at a 100-yard target. To explore the rifle’s capabilities, I fired groups at 300 yards from more field-expedient positions, such as from prone with a bipod or pack for support.
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The BAR’s buttstock allows for a good cheekweld in that it prevents a shooter from getting slapped in the face when firing, as some other rifles are capable of doing when scopes are used. The BAR also proved potent on the Echo Valley Training Center’s “Jungle Walk” range, with targets placed between 30 and 120 yards away. Of course, the BAR’s polished blue receiver and glossy oiled walnut stock weren’t normal fare for me on the Jungle Walk, but this is a handy rifle. The BAR was very easy to maneuver with, and I had no problems engaging randomly placed targets hidden within cover. I fired multiple shots at most of the targets. My emphasis was on accurate shot placement and how the BAR’s smooth recoil impulse facilitated fast follow-up shots. If you’re a lucky hunter, you might be able to adopt a kneeling or sitting position in lieu of shooting off-hand. But, while this isn’t exactly empirically quantifiable, the BAR “hangs” well no matter the firing stance and is very quick in getting into and out of field shooting positions.
The 8-pound BAR proved easy to handle, and I didn’t have to search for my targets after shouldering the rifle. A spare magazine on the belt or pocket allowed for efficient reloads by simply releasing the BAR’s hinged floorplate and swapping out detachable magazines. Another option was to insert rounds directly into the empty magazine after exposing it via dropping the floorplate.
The BAR also proved just at home on one of Echo Valley’s known-distance ranges, where steel targets are set out to 500 yards. I engaged these silhouettes easily from prone and was able to send my follow-up shots downrange while the echo from the first shot still echoed back my way.
Tried & True
It’s hard to imagine a more flexible hunting rifle than a Browning BAR Mark II Safari chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum with a variable-power optic. This perhaps is the optimum rifle/cartridge combination for hunting in North America.
Yes, there are newer guns, more powerful guns and some with space-age aesthetics. But you shouldn’t just accept a new design as automatically superior, especially when you can rely on a design that’s proven itself since the 1960s.
Caliber: .300 Winchester Magnum
Barrel: 24 inches
OA Length: 45 inches
Weight: 8 pounds (empty)
Stock: Turkish walnut
Sights: None
Action: Semi-auto
Finish: Blued
Capacity: 3+1
MSRP: $1,350
For more information about the Browning BAR Mark II Safari, visit browning.com .
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Keep an extra magazine handy for your Browning BAR rifles. These magazines are made specifically for the MK 2 Safari Short Action BAR Rifles. This is a genuine replacement part and is designed to fit onto the unique hinged floorplate.
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- Fits BAR MK 2 Safari Short Action Rifles
- Not compatible with BAR Hogstalker rifles
- Designed to fit onto the unique hinged floorplate
- Formed steel body and feed lips
- Polymer base plate and shoulder
- Three (3) rounds for the magnum calipers
- Four (4) rounds for standard calipers
- Two (2) rounds for the Mark II Safari and Lightweight Stalker WSM calibers
- Weight: 6.4 oz
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- Detachable box magazine for the BAR designed to fit onto the unique hinged floorplate
- Capacity is three rounds in magnum calibers and four rounds in standard calibers
- Mark II Safari and Lightweight Stalker WSM calibers hold two cartridges
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The Browning BAR Mark II Safari
The Browning BAR sporting rifle is not the same as the John Moses Browning BAR of World War I fame. The BAR sporting rifle is a design that was created with the input of Val Browning’s son Bruce Warren Browning, working in collaboration with a design team led by Marcel Olinger. The BAR sporting rifle was designed not as a combat rifle as the 1918 BAR had been, but as a sporting rifle. Not only that but given the problems that can be encountered with legal possession of a semi-automatic rifle in some jurisdictions the BAR was sensibly designed to be legal in the most places possible. This is, I suspect, the reason for the detachable magazine to be mounted on a hinged floorplate which makes it much slower to reload than a rifle with a detachable magazine that can be dropped out and replaced. The video below, courtesy IowaGunGuy YouTube channel demonstrates loading and firing a half dozen shots. The Browning BAR is not a rifle you would take into a fire-fight against people armed with AK47’s or such like and expect to come out alive; its a sporting rifle, not a combat rifle; and its a great sporting rifle.
The sporting Browning BAR underwent its design phase in 1966 with the rifle being debuted to the shooting public in 1967. When introduced to the public the design of the BAR can best be described as not yet fully evolved as can tend to be the case with most things created by human beings. The rifle was available with right or left hand safety catches, but these were not interchangeable and it had a complex trigger mechanism that could not be removed for cleaning unless the butt stock was first removed. But although the early models were not yet as refined as they would later become the BAR did well and steadily gained a reputation for decent accuracy and good dependability.
As most of you will already know a semi-automatic rifle has more potential sources of failure than a bolt action or double barrel. The time when a shooter will accept those potential sources of failure is when he or she expects to need a fast follow up shot or two such as may be the case hunting in medium to thick cover in the woods where a quarry that is not instantly anchored can hop out of sight before a bolt or lever action can be operated. This is the sort of scenario in which a Browning BAR really comes into its own. Over the years Browning have worked on getting any bugs or design faults fixed on the BAR so that the Mark II is, in many people’s view, a near perfect self loading hunting rifle that delivers a high degree of dependability. Those upgrades have included a re-designed trigger system that is more easily removable for cleaning, and a gas operating system with improved reliability. The Mark II also had a slide stop lever added so that the action can be held open independent of whether the magazine is inserted or not.
The Browning BAR sporting rifles feature components made by Browning in Belgium and then final assembly is done at the Browning Viana works in Portugal. Browning BAR’s have been assembled at Browning Viana since the early seventies. Another example of rifles being assembled by Browning Viana is the Winchester Model 70 which have been assembled there for the last few years. I have a Winchester Model 70 Super Grade assembled at Browning Viana and the quality control on it is simply flawless; and I would expect the quality control over the Browning BAR Mark II Safari models to be up to the same very high standard.
The Browning BAR Mark II Safari rifles are available either with or without the BOSS barrel tuning system. The BOSS is a feature that some shooters will want and that some will not. Barrel mounted tuning devices are all the rage amongst the benchrest shooters at my local shooting club but whether or not you will want one on your hunting rifle will be a matter or personal choice. Personally I would not want one adding to the length and weight of the barrel, but that is just personal preference. Without the BOSS system the between the hands balance of the BAR Mark II is allowed to really shine; the mass of the forged steel action providing the rifle with well centered weight that accentuates its fast handling attributes. Barrels of the BAR Mark II Safari are hammer forged.
There are advantages and disadvantages inherent in using a self-loading rifle. The obvious advantage is the ability to get a second shot away as quickly as can be accomplished with a double barrel gun, and the reduction in felt recoil because the self-loading action absorbs some of the recoil energy making the rifle more docile to shoot. The disadvantages are, first and foremost, that a self-loading rifle requires more maintenance than a bolt action or a double. In order to keep it running dependably a self-loader must be maintained.
You’ll find the Browning manual with maintenance instructions for the BAR Mark II at Browning’s web site if you click here .
The second thing to watch for is that a self-loading rifle is not going to be as ammunition tolerant as a fixed breech action such as a bolt action. The Browning BAR Mark II Safari has an excellent reputation for dependably functioning with a wide range of factory ammunition although with a self-loading rifle it is important to read the box of new ammunition because some types are not suitable for self-loading rifles and there will be a printed warning on the ammunition box. For handloaders there will be a need to keep your reloads in the range that the self-loader functions well with. Handloaders do not have the same flexibility in tuning loads to a self-loading rifle as they do for a bolt action. This is something the BOSS system can be used to compensate for if you have chosen to have your rifle fitted with one. A self-loading rifle is not necessarily the optimum choice for a handloader because it will eject fired cases well clear of the rifle so you will need to search for them to retrieve them and you will likely have to deal with damaged necks from where they’ve hit the ground.
The last disadvantage of a self-loading rifle is that you should not expect a trigger of the same standard as on Winchester’s current Model 70 for example. The self-loading mechanism has more to do than the trigger on a bolt action or double and so you need to expect it to be relatively heavier and likely with a trace of detectable creep. For fast shooting this is not an issue and the BAR will be in its element if used in fast action scenarios like a shotgun.
Specifications and Calibers
The Browning BAR Mark II Safari is available in 25-06, 7mm Remington Magnum, 300 Winchester Magnum, and 338 Winchester Magnum with a 24″ barrel; 243 Winchester, 270 Winchester, 308 Winchester, and 30-06 with a 22″ barrel. The barrel and action are forged steel whilst the trigger guard, trigger and related parts are alloy. Stock wood is Turkish walnut. The BAR Mark II Safari with the BOSS system is available in 270 Winchester and 30-06 with a 22″ barrel, 300 Winchester Magnum and 338 Winchester Magnum with a 24″ barrel.
The Browning BAR Mark II Safari is the more expensive version of the BAR and there are less expensive versions that have alloy receivers. Our preference is always for steel and walnut with classic design. If you are looking for a self-loading sporting rifle then the BAR Mark II is one of the best on the market today. It’s a rifle that will give many years of faithful service as long as the owner does their part by looking after it and feeding it a diet that it likes.
You will find the Browning BAR Mark II Safari rifle on Browning’s web site if you click here .
You will find the Browning BAR Mark II Safari rifle with BOSS system if you click here .
You will find the Limited Edition 100th anniversary model if you click here .
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Jon Branch is the founder and senior editor of Revivaler and has written a significant number of articles for various publications including official Buying Guides for eBay, classic car articles for Hagerty, magazine articles for both the Australian Shooters Journal and the Australian Shooter, and he’s a long time contributor to Silodrome.
Jon has done radio, television, magazine and newspaper interviews on various issues, and has traveled extensively, having lived in Britain, Australia, China and Hong Kong. His travels have taken him to Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan and a number of other countries. He has studied the Japanese sword arts and has a long history of involvement in the shooting sports, which has included authoring submissions to government on various firearms related issues and assisting in the design and establishment of shooting ranges.
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Browning’s BAR - Ask the Man who has One!
other By: Stan Trzoniec | March, 24
Friend Joe Pirani was a Browning fan from the word go. He had Browning Superposed shotguns for field and trap and when it came to rifles, he was stuck on the BAR (Browning Automatic Rifle) that went with him on all his hunting trips. When we did get to serious discussions relating to the gun on an antelope/mule deer hunt near Jordon, Montana, many years back he told me, “It is dependable, accurate, but most of all, for the .30/06 Springfield, it is easy on my shoulder.” For a senior like Joe, that was a big plus.
Of course, that got me thinking about the Browning BAR rifle. Sure, I’ve had my share of testing all types of semi-automatics in handguns, shotguns and rifles with most of my time going to the Benelli R1 and Remington Model 7400 that I found fairly accurate, but they were not as soft on my shoulder as I had expected. Talking to Joe and shooting his BAR semi-automatic in Montana for a final sighting-in really set me straight. Even with factory ammunition, his gun hit groups an inch and a half or less at the century mark. I was hooked, ordering one in the 7mm Remington Magnum upon my return home.
Considering the long history of Browning Arms, the BAR is a recent newcomer to the fold, which opened the door to a lot of shooters who wanted to use the higher-powered cartridges but because of recoil, stayed away. In any event, some 53 years ago, Browning introduced its first sporting semi-automatic rifle in the .243, .270, .308 Winchester and the .30-06 Springfield. To satisfy the magnum thirst for such a weapon, in 1968, the 7mm Remington Magnum was teamed up with the popular .300 and .338 Winchester magnums with the latter dropped from production in 1975.
Actually, design work started in 1963 and noting from a brief from Harmon Williams (former president of Browning) and other information, I found the content interesting. All were intent of keeping the BAR consistent with a “family appearance,” so a compromise was sought with the receiver for example, with features borrowed from the famed Auto-5 shotgun. They incorporated the celebrated humpback profile, but with less of a pronounced shape, toning it down a bit more to modern standards. A multiple 7-lug bolt for a strong lockup was next, which was secured within the rear portion of the barrel that led to the decision of chambering more powerful magnum cartridges.
Naturally, in most cases, a gas-operated rifle offers a softer recoil sensation than a bolt or pump and the BAR does it in grand style. With my 7mm Remington Magnum, I was pleasantly surprised at the marked difference between this and other manually operated guns and I can see why hunters choose this gun in the larger, magnum chamberings. Spreading the recoil sensation over a longer period of time and with the inclusion of an internal buffer and rugged action and inertia block, to me the BAR excels in this field of hunting rifles, especially when it comes to looks and accuracy potentials.
With a model lineup that includes the Mark II and MK 3, we will be discussing the former gun. The latter is an update on the original rifle with modern looks that will grab the attention of the more contemporary hunter. Naturally, being more recent, there is a choice of many finishes, stocks, barrel lengths and calibers. With my taste more to the higher end guns for looks alone, the model known as just the MK 3 (Third Generation) complete with a satin nickel receiver, oil finished Grade II stock and high relief engraving would be my choice. In the past, this gun and its variants, was also known as the Short or Long Trac gun before it moved into the more recent models.
Hunters who would like the more traditional BAR look would gravitate to the Mark II Safari grade, which is more to the appearance and styling of the original BAR rifle. Although my gun was purchased some years back, the current Mark II gun mimics the Grade I gun I have concerning how it looks, the feel and operation. For collectors, years past showed Browning had offered a Grade II (same as the Grade I but with an engraved receiver), along with Grades III, IV and V with highly-engraved and decorated receivers, fancy wood and specialized checkering patterns. Aside from all this, special models and Limited Editions filled out the line throughout the years.
In the appearance department, it is hard to fault this gun with its select wood stock completed with a glossy, weatherproof finish. With previously made guns, figured wood was more of a standard item more so than today, and my gun has dark wood with a bit of fiddleback for character. During its design stage, it seems a lot of midnight oil was burned, as to me, it appeared that much thought went into the lines and design of the stock. Initially, when everyone was seemingly copying the “California” look with high combs with a fancy cheekpiece, the BAR was content with a more classic look. Holding the gun out on arm’s length, the influence of a bolt-action rifle with the rounded forend, well-proportioned forearm, all tapering back to the buttstock can be seen. The pistol grip has the right reach for the trigger finger when the hand is placed on the grip with the comb following through with the right dimension for the eye to center on the reticle of the scope.
On the gun, there is more than an ample supply of checkering on both the forearm and the pistol grip. Since my gun was made some time back, I would assume it is all hand-cut, much before the age of computer generated checkering machines. Typical of Browning fashion, the checkering wraps completely around the forearm in a point pattern with a border to suggest a custom look. Inside the forearm is the gas-operated action and operating bar that ensured trouble free operation even with the higher-powered magnums. On the pistol grip, again one can see the value here with more checkering than it seems possible, considering the price tag. Complementing the gun, sling swivels and a classic-styled recoil pad finish the wood part of the gun.
As you might have guessed, past and present day BAR’s show an accent of quality on all the metalwork. From the barrel to the receiver, all the polishing is smooth and of high quality befitting a gun of this stature. At the muzzle on my gun, there is a hooded sight with a rear sight, which I removed for scope mounting.
The receiver is the most impressive part of the gun. With a combined area of 32 square inches, which then lends itself to some fancy decoration in engraving with higher-grade models and high relief scroll engraving on current Mark II models. Within the top part of the receiver is the bolt port and its novel rotating bolt with seven locking lugs that are secured into the rear of the barrel after each shot. Trigger pull is a crisp 4 pounds and the safety, mounted behind the trigger, is a cross bolt design. These guns are equipped with a 3-, 4- or 5-round detachable magazine depending on caliber. Fit and finish of the gun in total on any gun I used or tested was first rate with nothing to complain about anywhere.
Chambered for the eight popular sporting cartridges, the lineup begins with the .25-06 Remington followed by the .308 Winchester, .270 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield and the .300 Winchester without the BOSS muzzle brake. If you want the optional brake, the choice is narrowed to the .270 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield and .300 Winchester. Due to the design of the gun and its recoil effect, I don’t think this brake is warranted, but if you have a physical problem, it will lessen the effect even more. As a footnote, if you opt for the more modern MK 3 rifle, chamberings do run from the .243 Winchester through the WSM calibers and up to the .300 Winchester Magnum.
Being teamed up with the popular 7mm Remington Magnum makes the Browning BAR a formable field weapon for all but the largest of western big game. Born in 1962, and while new to many shooters, the 7mm concept dates back as far as the turn of the century. Around 1912, there was the .275 H&H, a close cousin to the .375 H&H. Still later, wildcats started to rise with the .276 Dubiel, the .276 Newton and the .276 Newton Magnum, which according to research launched a 100-grain bullet over 65 grains of IMR-3031 powder for a then, unprecedented velocity of over 4,000 fps out of a 28-inch barrel with 1:12 twist. Moving on, the .280 Dubiel Magnum, then the .285 OKH with a unique duplex loading and the 7mm Weatherby Magnum.
However, I believe it was through the efforts of the western hunter Lew Bowman and Remington working closely on his ranch, that the 7mm Remington finally saw the light of day. With a capacity of around 87.0 grains of water (as measured to the neck and shoulder juncture), the 7mm Remington Magnum may be unpleasant to shoot in a bolt or pump gun, but I found in a semi-automatic like the BAR, recoil levels are more than acceptable to even the intermediate and advanced hunter.
With that in mind, while there is a wide selection of factory ammunition to choose from in all bullet weights, I found handloading the way to go with no special attention needed with a semi-automatic rifle. Naturally, to do all this, a good set of dies is necessary although I never did need a small base set for functioning or accuracy with my BAR. For the best results with slower burning, larger stick powders, trickling is necessary for precision as well as the attention to the details one would partake to get the most out of any rifle.
The only thing I would mention is to full-size all cases versus neck sizing to ensure complete and full cycling of the gun and more so, just before a hunt. I like to smoke, or mark a fired case while setting up the sizing die just to make sure the neck part of the die is working its way down far enough to ensure the proper tension on the neck. If you are working with a new gun, the assembly of a dummy cartridge complete with a bullet is a good way to make sure all is well before proceeding. Once the die is set, follow-up with the rest of the cases, clean, check for overall length and prime with Federal 215 primers.
Slow burning powders are the rule here. For those starting out, and to narrow down the field, I found the IMR-4350, IMR-4831 and H-4831 will give impressive results in accuracy and velocity readings without much work. Later, when handloaders want to broaden their base even more, they can venture into H-870, Norma MRP and IMR-7838. For velocities, in the 140-grain bullet range, expect around 3,150 fps, 154 grains 2,950 fps, 160 grains 2,850 fps and the heavy 175 grains, up to 2,900 fps with 66 grains of IMR-7828 for tight groups around or under one-and a half inches.
For my testing and shooting over long periods of time, it showed a wide majority of bullets by various makers are well suited to be used in the 7mm Remington. Common names like Hornady, Speer, Sierra and Nosler from 140 to 175 grains proved more than satisfactory when it came to powders still available during the pandemic at the various sporting goods and box stores with the BAR’s common 24-inch barrel length. The attached table included with this article, shows some of the better loads possible with the 7mm Remington Magnum in a semi-automatic sporting rifle like the Browning BAR.
In closing, a buyer could not go wrong with selecting the BAR chambered for the 7mm Remington. In many years past, the semi-automatic was frowned upon for serious hunting duties, but today, this combination is easy to shoot, a pleasure to reload, very efficient and in a worst-case scenario, factory ammunition is available in just about any part of the country.
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BAR Mark II Safari with BOSS
$1,499.99 - $1,639.99 MSRP
The original. Originally designed by Browning family member Bruce Browning, this is the rifle that set the standard for hunting semi-autos. Featuring fine Walnut, a precision machined ordinance steel receiver and a hammer forged barrel, this magnificent BAR will make autoloading enthusiasts out of the most skeptical riflemen.
Classic in looks and contemporary in performance. The BAR MK II Safari is the hunting rifle that sets the bar for every other autoloader on the planet with accuracy and speed -- and a caliber selection -- that is not matched by any other hunting semi-auto.
The BOSS. Browning's Ballistic Optimizing Shooting System (BOSS) is a patented advancement in rifle accuracy. When any rifle is fired, the barrel goes through a series of vibrations as the bullet leaves the muzzle. The variations of these vibrations greatly affect the accuracy of the rifle. Controlling these vibrations will greatly control the accuracy of the rifle. Browning's BOSS allows you to control the vibrations of your barrel so you can shoot groups you didn't think possible. Adjusting your BOSS to these "Sweet Spot" settings allows you to find accuracy never achieved before by an out-of-the-box rifle.
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Arthurs Spa Hotel By Mercure
Located 20 km from Moscow Circle Road in the north of Moscow region, Arthurs SPA Hotel by Mercure offers premium options for family holidays with its 231 rooms, a spa and wellness center, restaurants, bar areas, sports equipment rental, playgrounds and kids clubs. The hotel offers 10 conference halls for corporate clients. Fresh air, silence, comfort and spa treatments allow you to enjoy a country holiday.
Family Resort - Arthurs SPA Hotel by Mercure - 22 hectares of land
On behalf of Arthurs SPA Hotel by Mercure we welcome you to the website. We hope that the getaway in our hotel will be comfortable. Which one? It's up to you. Relax, enjoy SPA, try our gastronomic dishes!
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Hotel extras
Daily animation for adults and children
Free outdoor parking
20 hectares of land
Variety of additional services
Our accommodation(s)
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Standard Room with 1 double bed
- 27 m² / 290 sq ft
- Bedding 1 x Double bed(s)
- Views: Forest view
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Superior Room with 1 double bed
- 22 m² / 236 sq ft
Standard Room with 2 single beds
- 24 m² / 258 sq ft
- Bedding 2 x Single bed(s)
Superior Room with 2 single beds
- 25 m² / 269 sq ft
Small studio for 2 persons
- 35 m² / 376 sq ft
- Bedding 1 x Double bed(s) and 1 x Single sofa bed(s)
Superior Suite
- 45 m² / 484 sq ft
- Bedding 1 x King size bed(s) and 1 x Double sofa bed(s)
- Views: Garden View
Deluxe Suite
- 55 m² / 592 sq ft
- Bedding 2 x King size bed(s) and 1 x Double sofa bed(s)
Executive Suite
- 65 m² / 699 sq ft
Junior Suite
- 40 m² / 430 sq ft
Junior Suite with 1 double bed and Sofa
- 30 m² / 322 sq ft
Deluxe Suite with 2 kingsize beds
- 100 m² / 1076 sq ft
- Bedding 2 x King size bed(s)
- Views: Courtyard View
Apartment with 1 Bedroom
- 57 m² / 613 sq ft
Hotel location
Khvoynaya 26, Larevo 141052 MYTISHCHI MOSCOW REGION Russia
GPS : 56.09389, 37.53999
Contact email [email protected]
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Access and transport
Railway station
Highway exit
DMITROVSKOE
Access: 3 km / 1.86 mi 5 min drive
Access: 32 km / 19.88 mi 40 min drive
SAVELOVSKIY
Access: 42 km / 26.1 mi 1 hrs drive
Hotel services
Check-in from 05:00 PM - Check out up to 03:00 PM
- Swimming pool
- Wheelchair accessible
Fitness center
- Air conditioning
- Meeting rooms
- 100% Non Smoking Property
- Room service
RESTAURANT THEATRE PARTERRE
Its interior design replicates luxurious classical interiors of royal theaters. The restaurant offers an eclectic menu with the best dishes from five continents.
The restaurant with a traditional Russian interior is located in the dining complex. Closed veranda with comfortable armchairs, spacious well lit hall. Immerse in the Russian fairy tale atmosphere.
CAFE BOULEVARD
The cafe menu includes meals of Italian and other European cuisine. Boulevard Cafe has a cheerful atmosphere like in a cozy city cafe.
GRILL BAR ARTHURS
Wood, metal, and stone the main decoration materials create a unique atmosphere. The comfort of the hall calls to relaxed pastime. The main piece that catches attention is the Josper open fire grill.
The hall interior resembles cozy restaurants at the foot of the Alps. Picturesque views, forged chandeliers, wooden beams, Gzhel pieces-all of these combined with lighting creates a unique warm experience
You will be offered light snacks and favorite drinks. Our friendly waiter will take care of you as you relax in the cozy atmosphere and enjoy the picturesque view from panoramic windows.
On the ground floor of the SPA center a phyto bar offers a menu, which reflects the ideology of Wellness
The jewel of our hotel is a large 25-meter swimming pool in a hall with huge panoramic windows.
You can maintain your training regimen even during outdoor recreation; the gym at the Arthurs Spa Hotel by Mercure in the Moscow suburbs is open for you.
On the territory of the hotel there is a magnificent, huge SPA center with a variety of services. It is divided into two zones: SPA and Wellness, which present wide range of health and beauty treatments.
Meetings & Events
"Araks" Is located in one of the most picturesque places. Perfect for banquets and weddings for up to 70 people. Spacious, well-lit - a perfect fit. The interior is restrained, in white tones.
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ALL Rating 4.5/5 2,028 reviews
TripAdvisor Rating 4.0/5 538 reviews
The rooms were old, the extra beds were the worse ever-didnt sleep for 2 nights
Customer review rating 2.5/5
Anonymous Families - 1/15/2024 Confirmed reviews ALL
THE MAIN HOTEL ARTHURS SPA LIES IN A BEAUTIFUL PLACE AND HAS GREAT FACILITIES BUT ARTHURS VILLAGE IS A POOR VERSION OF THE SAME WITH DIRTY CARPETS, DIRTY SHOWERS, HORRIBLE BEDS AND OLD FASHIONED FURTNITURES IN THE ROOM. ITS A 10MIN WALK TROUGH SNOW WITH MINUS 24 DEGREES AND 4 KIDS TO THE MAIN HOTEL WHERE ALL THE FUN STUFF LIKE THE SKATING RING, POOL AND BOWLING WAS AND THE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT-WITH 2 SUITCASES TO BRING ALL THE KIDS' GEAR LIKE SWIMMING GEAR, SKATES ETC AND THEN AT NIGHT AT 22 PM BACK FOR 15 MIN TROUGH A -24 DEGREES COLD WITH NO TRANSPORT BETWEEN THE HOTELS. REALLY UNCOMFY FOOD IS GOOD AND PERSONNEL IS FRIENDLY
Dear Anna A., Thank you for taking the time to tell us about your experience at the Arthurs Spa Hotel by Mercure. I am sorry that your experience did not meet your expectations; please allow me to express my sincerest apologies. At Mercure, we strive to provide a superior service experience for every customer; therefore, your feedback is very important to us. Please rest assured that we are taking the appropriate measures to address the problem and prevent future occurrence. We appreciate your sharing your concerns, and it is our hope that you will give us the opportunity to better serve you in the near future. Sincerely, Anastasia Volnova Front Desk Manager in the Arthurs SPA Hotel by MERCURE.
Well located, good animation, children friendly
Customer review rating 4.5/5
Elena Families - 8/19/2023 Confirmed reviews ALL
In general very good experience. Spa & wellness facilities are excellent. All needed things for kids 0, 3 and 9 years old were provided by request. The only thing - access to building 6 is hard with the baby stroller cradle.
Good afternoon Elena! Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We hope to welcome you back to our hotel very soon! Sincerely, Arthurs Spa Hotel by Mercure!
An overpriced stay. Electricity issues. Green area. Poor facilities. Poor animation. Green water pool in SPA (no visibility, river smell). Nice food. Open air cinema. Is it Accor?
Nicolas Families - 8/11/2023 Confirmed reviews ALL
An overpriced stay. Electricity issues (we had no power in the midnight, then we had issues with A/C and Wi-Fi because of that. They couldn’t fix it. Poor communication by e-mail. I asked to switch on A/Cs in both rooms beforehand but no one paid attention to my request. The pre-promised late check out turned out to be impossible too… But fine, we wanted to leave asap because of not working A/C in the living room. Green area. Poor facilities. Poor animation. Green water pool in SPA (no visibility, river smell). Regarding the cleaning. We found 2 socks in the living room right under the heater. Come on! Nice food. Open air cinema. Overall, it doesn’t look as it costs. Is it Accor?
Good afternoon, Nikolas! Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. While I wish you had a better experience, it is feedback like this that we learn from and use to improve. We work hard to deliver an exceptional guest experience, and it's apparent in this case that we fell short. If you give us a chance to earn back your trust, I can assure you that we will do our best to give you the great hotel experience that so many of our guests have grown so fond of.
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Svetlana T. Couples - 5/29/2023 Confirmed reviews ALL
Bad condition of the room, untended territory
Good afternoon! Thank you for taking the time to tell us about your experience at the Arthurs Spa Hotel By Mercure. I am sorry that your experience did not meet your expectations; please allow me to express my sincerest apologies. At Mercure, we strive to provide a superior service experience for every customer; therefore, your feedback is very important to us. Please rest assured that we are taking the appropriate measures to address the problem and prevent future occurrence. We appreciate your sharing your concerns, and it is our hope that you will give us the opportunity to better serve you in the near future. We are waiting for you again!
Customer review rating 4.0/5
Tatiana Families - 3/28/2023 Confirmed reviews ALL
I would like more master classes for children (take for example how it is organized in the AREAL hotel near Balashikha). Animation for preschool children frankly sags. The food is simply amazing, the best food in the world! I love you for it. No five stars compare. And it would be possible to organize a shuttle between the spa and the village. All the same, hotel workers go back and forth on business matters. It would be possible to organize the delivery this way.
Good afternoon, Tatiana! We very much appreciate your comments regarding your stay at the Arthurs Spa Hotel by Mercure. It is always a pleasure to receive positive feedback. I will share your comments with our team. I am sure that this feedback will serve as an encouragement to all of our staff as we strive to continuously improve the quality of our services. Thank you again for sharing your experience, and we hope your next visit will be as pleasant as the previous one. We are waiting for you again!
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Specifically designed for BAR Mark II Safari short action rifles, including several WSM calibers. Not compatible with BAR Hogstalker rifles. Free Ground Shipping on all orders over $99. Staggered box magazine, formed steel body and feed lips, polymer base plate and shoulder. Not compatible with BAR Hogstalker rifles.
BAR Rifle Magazine - MK 2, MK 3, LongTrac. Fits BAR long action Long Trac, MK 3, MK 2, 100th Anniversary Mark II Safari and Lightweight Stalker rifles. Not compatible with BAR Hogstalker rifles. Free Ground Shipping on all orders over $99. Staggered box magazine, formed steel body and feed lips, polymer base plate and shoulder.
BAR Rifle Magazine - MK 2, MK 3, LongTrac. $88.99. Long Range 52" Rifle Case - OVIX. $79.99. The autoloading BAR MK II Safari features a traditionally-styled walnut stock, hammer-forged barrel and a polished blued and engraved steel receiver. Reliable gas piston operation. Detachable box magazine.
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Staggered box magazine, formed steel body and feed lips, polymer base plate and shoulder. Not compatible with BAR Hogstalker rifles.
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It's hard to imagine a more flexible hunting rifle than a Browning BAR Mark II Safari chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum with a variable-power optic. This perhaps is the optimum rifle/cartridge combination for hunting in North America. Yes, there are newer guns, more powerful guns and some with space-age aesthetics.
Detachable magazines make sense - The BAR is a legendary semi-automatic hunting rifle. One reason was its exceptional magazine. Maintaining classic looks and Browning style, it's unique in that it features a detachable box magazine which easily snaps on/off the floor plate.
Browning BAR Rifle Magazine Features. Fits BAR MK 2 Safari Short Action Rifles. Not compatible with BAR Hogstalker rifles. Designed to fit onto the unique hinged floorplate. Formed steel body and feed lips. Polymer base plate and shoulder. Three (3) rounds for the magnum calipers. Four (4) rounds for standard calipers.
If you have a BAR Rifle manufactured before 1993, please call us as we also have stock for older rifle calibers. Detachable box magazine for the BAR designed to fit onto the unique hinged floorplate; Capacity is three rounds in magnum calibers and four rounds in standard calibers; Mark II Safari and Lightweight Stalker WSM calibers hold two ...
This replacement or spare magazine is a detachable box magazine for the bar and is designed to fit onto the unique hinged floorplate.Caliber: 300 Win MagCapacity: 3rdFinish: BlackModel: OEMMaterial: ... Browning BAR LONGTRAC MK2/MK3/Mark II Safari 300 Win Mag Magazine - 3 Round (Steel) BROWNING . Out of stock. SKU. 112025029. $67.99 ...
Browning BAR Shorttrac, MK3 Magazines $89.95. Browning A-Bolt Magazines from $104.95. Browning BLR Magazines from $112.95. Browning X-Bolt Magazines from $72.95. Genuine Browning factory magazines for BAR Mark 2 and Mark 3. Depending on the caliber, will also fit Safari and Lightweight Stalker. The quality and workmanship you expect from a ...
Browning BAR MK2 Safari 300 Win Mag Browning BAR MK2 Safari 300 Win Mag. Product #: 133482 Condition: Factory New MPN: 031001229 UPC: 023614287025 MFG: Browning. MSRP: $1,849.99 ... Gemtech DAGGER II. $1,044.05. Savage 110 Apex Hunter XP 300 Win Mag. $641.00. Nemo Omen 300 Win Mag 14 Round Magazine. $67.80. Tikka T3x Super Varmint 300 Win Mag.
The Browning BAR Mark II is the most popular of all semi-automatic hunting rifles. It comes in three basic models: Safari, ShortTrac/LongTrac, and Lightweight Stalker. All BAR Mark II rifles feature advanced self-cleaning gas operation, seven lug rotary bolt, dual action bars, removable trigger assembly, bolt lock release lever, ambidextrous ...
Specifications and Calibers. The Browning BAR Mark II Safari is available in 25-06, 7mm Remington Magnum, 300 Winchester Magnum, and 338 Winchester Magnum with a 24″ barrel; 243 Winchester, 270 Winchester, 308 Winchester, and 30-06 with a 22″ barrel. The barrel and action are forged steel whilst the trigger guard, trigger and related parts ...
Featuring fine Walnut, a precision machined ordinance steel receiver and a hammer forged barrel, this magnificent BAR will make autoloading enthusiasts out of the most skeptical riflemen. Classic in looks and contemporary in performance. The BAR MK II Safari is the hunting rifle that sets the bar for every other autoloader on the planet with ...
Friend Joe Pirani was a Browning fan from the word go. He had Browning Superposed shotguns for field and trap and when it came to rifles, he was stuck on the BAR (Browning Automatic Rifle) that went with him on all his hunting trips. When we did get to serious discussions relating to the gun on an antelope/mule deer hunt near Jordon, Montana ...
Online Firearm Orders. Select firearms are able to be ordered online and shipped to your local Cabela's! More Info. Browning® is the world leader in semi-auto rifles for big-game hunting. At the heart of the Browning BAR® Mark II Safari Semi-Auto Rifle is a gas-operated system with a multilug rotary bolt capable.
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Packable Puffer Jacket. $209.99. BAR Rifle Magazine - MK 2 Safari Short Action. $88.99. Guide Series Skinner. $192.99. With Browning's exclusive BOSS system. Traditional stock, polished blued steel barrel and engraved receiver, select gloss walnut stock, rounded forearm.
Browning BAR Mark II Safari with BOSS 300 Win Mag Semi Auto Rifle - 031001329. Out of stock. Browning BAR Mark II Safari with BOSS 300 Win Mag Semi Auto Rifle - 031001329. ... Magazine Capacity: 3; Caliber/Gauge: 300 Winchester Magnum; Twist Rate: 1:10" Safety: Cross Bolt; Barrel Material: Steel;
Arthurs Spa Hotel By Mercure. Located 20 km from Moscow Circle Road in the north of Moscow region, Arthurs SPA Hotel by Mercure offers premium options for family holidays with its 231 rooms, a spa and wellness center, restaurants, bar areas, sports equipment rental, playgrounds and kids clubs. The hotel offers 10 conference halls for corporate ...
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