Description

Browning Maxus II Wicked Wing 12 Gauge 28″ 3.5″

The Browning Maxus II Wicked Wing 12 Gauge 28″ 3.5″ is a semi-automatic field shotgun built for wing shooters who demand reliability in wet, muddy, or thick cover. It pairs a Mossy Oak Bottomland synthetic stock with Burnt Bronze Cerakote metalwork, and ships with a 28-inch back-bored vent rib barrel and fully chrome-plated bore to ease cleaning and extend barrel life. Per Browning’s specs, the Power Drive gas system cycles everything from 2-¾ inch target loads to 3-½ inch magnums without adjustment.

Key Features

• Power Drive Gas System – Why it matters: This self-regulating piston vents excess gas to keep the action cycling cleanly, even with dusty or muddy conditions common in dove fields or marsh blinds.
• Inflex Technology Recoil Pad – Why it matters: The directional, compressible pad redirects recoil downward and away from your cheek, which means you stay on target for fast follow-up shots on a rising covey.
• TurnKey Magazine Plug – Why it matters: No tools needed to remove the plug for hunting migratory birds; twist it out in seconds to go from 2+1 capacity to 4+1 for waterfowl or target use.
• Fully Chrome-Plated Bore and Chamber – Why it matters: Chrome resists rust and fouling buildup, so you can run a box of steel shot through it on a rainy afternoon and still have a clean bore with a quick wipe.
• Burnt Bronze Cerakote Finish – Why it matters: This tough, corrosion-resistant coating stands up to saltwater marshes, morning dew, and the occasional knock against a truck tailgate without flaking or fading.

Who It’s For

This shotgun is built for the Southern wing shooter who spends more time in a dove field or duck blind than at a patterning board. It suits hunters who want a lightweight, fast-handling 12-gauge that can digest heavy 3-½″ goose loads one day and light 2-¾″ target shells the next. If you value a gun that stays reliable when wet and doesn’t need constant attention, the Wicked Wing is your kind of iron.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Cycles a wide range of shell lengths without adjustment – from 2-¾″ light target loads to 3-½″ magnums – thanks to the Power Drive system.
• Pro: The Mossy Oak Bottomland stock blends into Southern hardwood bottoms and cut-over fields without glare.
• Con: The synthetic stock won’t have the same warmth or feel as a walnut stock for traditionalists who prefer wood. If you’re set on a classic look, you might want to consider a field-grade model.

Comparison

The Maxus II runs cleaner than the Benelli M2 in dusty conditions and handles 3-½″ shells that the Remington V3 can’t. The trade-off is weight: the M2 is a few ounces lighter for long walks, but the Maxus II’s gas system soaks up more recoil.

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• ✅ Nationwide delivery to all 50 states
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Last updated: April 2026