Browning Maxus II Wicked Wing | 12 Gauge 3.5″ 28″ | 011706204

Product Overview

The Browning Maxus II Wicked Wing is a gas-operated autoloading 12-gauge shotgun designed for field use and competitive sporting events. This model features a 28-inch back-bored vent rib barrel and a 3.5-inch chamber to accommodate a broad range of factory loads. The receiver and barrel carry a Cerakote Burnt Bronze finish while the stock is Mossy Oak Bottomland camouflage with rubber overmolded grip panels and a SoftFlex cheek pad. It ships with three extended Invector-Plus goose-band choke tubes and an ABS hard case for transport and storage.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Browning.
• The model is Maxus II Wicked Wing.
• The manufacturer part number is 011706204.
• The gauge is 12 Gauge.
• The chamber accepts up to 3.5-inch shells.
• The barrel measures 28 inches and is a back-bored vent rib configuration.
• The action is Semi-Auto (Power Drive Gas System).
• The magazine capacity is 4 + 1.
• The finish is Cerakote Burnt Bronze with a Mossy Oak Bottomland stock finish.
• The stock material is synthetic with overmolded grip panels.
• The shotgun includes F, M, IC Invector-Plus choke tubes.
• The sights are fiber-optic front and ivory mid-bead.
• The weight is approximately 7 lbs.
• The overall length is 49.25 inches.
• The UPC is 023614997573.

With features such as the Power Drive gas system, nickel Teflon-coated bolt components, a chrome-plated bore and chamber, and an Inflex recoil pad, the Maxus II Wicked Wing emphasizes reduced felt recoil and corrosion resistance for demanding field conditions. The stock is trim-adjustable and can be shimmed to better fit a range of shooters, and the screw-on magazine cap permits use of magazine extensions where desired.

Designed for waterfowl hunting and competitive field events, this shotgun combines ergonomic refinements and extended goose-band choke options to deliver consistent patterns, comfortable handling, and reliable cycling across a wide variety of loads.

Owners commonly praise the Maxus II for its reliability and comfortable shooting ergonomics.