Browning 018737204 Cynergy 12 Gauge Break Open 3.50″ 2rd 28″ Overall Realtree Max-7 Over/Under Vent Rib Barrel, Steel Receiver & Adj Comb Realtree Max-7 Synthetic Stock

SKU: TSW|191114UPC: 023614871071Mfr. Part #: 018737204

$2,409.99

Browning 018737204 Cynergy 12 Gauge Break Open 3.50″ 2rd 28″ Overall Realtree Max-7 Over/Under Vent Rib Barrel, Steel Receiver & Adj Comb Realtree Max-7 Synthetic Stock

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Description

The Cynergy full camo over/under shotgun features ultra-low profile receiver; extended choke tubes; composite stock with adjustable comb; sling swivel studs; Inflex recoil pad; Ivory bead sight and mid-bead. Includes three knurled, extended Invector-Plus choke tubes.

Additional information

upc

023614871071

manufacturer

Browning

Manufacturer Part Number

018737204

Action

Break Action

Barrel Length

28"

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Capacity

2

Chokes Included

Full/Improved Cylinder/Modified

Safety

Tang

Sights

Ivory Bead Front/Mid-Bead

County Armory Spartan helmet emblem

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