Browning® Maxus™ Stalker 12 Gauge w/28'' Barrel Shotgun - Mossy Oak® Duck Blind™

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28"

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6.9 lbs.

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Delivering the big performance and ultra-reliability of a Maxus, the Browning Maxus Stalker 12 Gauge w/28" Barrel Shotgun is one of the softest shooting autoloaders Browning offers. The Maxus Stalker features a receiver made of strong, lightweight aluminum alloy and Power Drive Gas System for reduced recoil and the ability to cycle a wide range of loads. The composite stock has a close radius pistol grip with in-molded textured gripping and Browning's proven Dura-Touch armor coating for a sure hold and sleek feel in all climate conditions. This semi-automatic comes with full, modified and improved cylinder chokes, and features a 3-1/2" chamber, 4 + 1 capacity, synthetic stock and front bead sight. Color: Mossy Oak® Duck Blind™.

  • Brand - Browning
  • Action - Semi-Automatic
Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 7 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great buy i have a browning maxus 3.5 inch mag and has worked in the rain/snow, from -20 degrees deer hunting and goose hunting and +30 degrees for ducks. cycled every round i put it never jammed and has soft recoil even with heavy magnums. well worth the purchase, money spent very well. September 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by My first Browning and worth every Penny!!! Been hunting for over 20 years now with the same shotgun. I looked at numerous shotguns and fell in love with the Browing Maxus in BODB. I was gun shy at spending as much as I did for it but I have not regreats now. I've used it for Duck, Geese, Quail, Rabbit, Dove and shooting clays. It does not like light loads (under 1 oz or low recoil loads.) All other shells I've never had a jam or any problems with it. It has never failed me from 30 degrees to 120 degrees when I've been out shooting through the seasons. I purchased it last June and have over 2500 rounds through it now. Shoots softer than any other semi-auto shotgun I've tried. July 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by best gun ever Took this gun goose hunting in 30 degree weather and it performed flawlesy in cold and rain with 3.5 shells and I went pheasant hunting and it was great in the feild , great action and fast cycling February 3, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Maxus This is a great gun. I use it for skeet shooting and put hundreds of shells through it every month and have had no problems with it so far. It cycles everything I put in it and the recoil is light. If you can pay the $1100 for this gun it is worth every bit of it. Only downside is the dura touch coating peels off easily, though this is not a big issue. January 26, 2011
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Are there any type of modifications required to use low and high base loads?
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no browning engineered there maxus to fire all rounds with ease ive use almost all rounds in my browning maxus and have never had any problems with it
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I've never had any problems with it shooting low or high base loads. Only low recoil loads have caused mine to not eject the rounds. Everything else works fine.
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If you are refering to low base as being regular field shot and high base as steel shot, then no there hould be no modifications needed. I sometimes leave the same choke tube in it after duck and goose season and just use that for shooting clays over the summer. Its a great gun if you know how to take care of it properly.
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No there is no Need to do any modifications to change loads that's a new feature for autoloaders
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