Browning Maxus II Hunter Maple 12 Gauge Semi-Auto 26" 4 Rds 011778205
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Specifications
Stock Number
011778205
Condition
New in box
Brand
Browning
Model
Maxus II
Caliber
12 Gauge
Weight
7 lbs
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Manufacturer Description
The Maxus II Wicked Wing is a 12-gauge, gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun built for waterfowl hunting and all-weather field use. It features Browning’s Power Drive gas system for smooth, reliable cycling, a SoftFlex cheek pad and Inflex recoil pad to reduce felt recoil, and rubber overmolded gripping surfaces for secure handling in wet conditions.
The Wicked Wing finish applies a Burnt Bronze Cerakote treatment and includes extended Invector-Plus Goose Band choke tubes (three supplied) and a ventilated rib with a fiber-optic front sight and white mid-bead. The shotgun also ships in an ABS case and incorporates Speed Load Plus, a screw-on magazine cap, and Nickel Teflon-coated bolt and operating components for improved corrosion resistance and easier maintenance.
