Browning Introduces AB3 Micro Stalker Model Rifle

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posted on September 7, 2017
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Browning's AB3 rifle line now includes the Micro Stalker model, featuring a black composite stock with a 13" length of pull, perfect for smaller-statured shooters. 

The new AB3 Micro Stalker has all the features found on Browning's latest value price bolt-action design including a 60° bolt lift, detachable box magazine, Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad, bolt lock override button, tang safety, sling studs and free-floating 22" barrel. The steel receiver and barrel have a matte blued finish.

The AB3 Micro Stalker is also eligible for the Growth Insurance Program from Browning. This program allows Micro and Micro Midas firearms to grow with the shooter. New owners are eligible to purchase full-size stocks at 50 percent off the retail price. For more information on the program, click on this link 2017 Growth Insurance.

The Browning AB3 Micro Stalker model is available in short action calibers .243 Win., 6.5 Creedmoor, 7 mm-08 Rem. and .308 Win. MSRP: $599.99.

For more information visit browning.com

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