Browning Maxus Complete Specs and Full Gun Specifications

Great step up

I got this shotgun as a step up into a higher price point. I primarily use it for hunting pheasants and shooting clays, but I hunt turkeys with it as well. Quality has not disappointed. The gun is lighter than other brands I'd looked at by several ounces

Nice Shotgun

I purchased this shotgun two years ago for trap shooting. I shoot between 50 to 100 rounds per week without a problem. The gun is light weight and accurate. I would recommend this shotgun to anyone.

Perfect Upland / Clay Gun

I got this shotgun for a steal on Black Friday this year. It shoulders just right and swings nicely. It is a little bit on the light side for a dedicated target gun, however I wanted a gun for both hunting and clays and it had no problem busting clays. Pu

Not Impressed

Purchased this gun 2 Years ago for dove hunting and intentions of Turkey and water fowl. First time in the field no issues. Running 1 oz dove load I noticed on the 2nd hunt fail to feed. This continued last season and I was fairly aggravated. Take it out

Fantastic Shotgun

I bought this gun at the end of last year and have nothing but good things to say about it. The recoil is incredibly light. I just put 100 shells through it yesterday while wearing a tee shirt and my shoulder doesn't feel it today. The gun is very light a

Outstanding Autoloading Shotgun

I purchased and use this shotgun, (12 gauge 3" chambered 28" barrel Hunter version) for all my upland hunting. Personally, I have experienced excellent performance with both lead and steel shot loads, when fed the owner's manual recommended mini

Worst semi I own

Bought this gun as did my cousin for its versatility as I use it guiding for upland birds and personal waterfowl hunts.

Very smooth

This is a very nice shotgun and handles wonderfully in the field. It pulls up nicely and the recoil is minimal. Had a great fall hunt in North Dakota, no malfunctions, just lots of fun. The Maxus is nice and light for walking during pheasant hunts, and ha

State of the Art

Without a doubt this is the finest gas operated autoloading shotgun that I have ever owned, and I have pretty much tried them all.. Lightweight, and the recoil seems the same no matter what load I shoot in it...meaning LOW recoil, amazingly low for the li

Best auto to date

Been hunting since 5 years old and handled every type of shotgun out there. My opinion is that the Maxus is the best handling smoothest shooting shotgun I have ever owned. I have even shot the new A5 which is great but still does not compare to the Maxus.

great gun

I bought this browning because of the way it feels when you shoulder it.I am well pleased with this gun.I have used this for skeet and dove. It is extremely easy and fast for loading and unloading.It is light but the recoil is low.The trigger is a bit sti

Daffy Smacker

Sweet gun, Im very impressed, lightweight, low recoil and a pleasure to shoot, nice trigger and action.awesome shell loading.

Maxus first day

I have been a Browning man my whole life. First shotgun was dads Belgium Auto-5. Own BPS 10 and 20 gauges. Also own Remington 870 and 1100 12 gauge. I use the 870 for scouting areas I haven't been before as I don't want to beat up my A-5 unnecessarily and

Browning Maxus Hunter Review

This gun is reliable gas-operated action that would cycle a wide range of loads while reducing felt recoil. The Maxus has taken gas guns to a new level and proven the old American system is incredibly reliable while significantly softening the blow of har

Browning Maxus Review - Field & Range Report

This shotgun is a hunter version but you can get the sporting version that have feature some carbon fiber up on top really look sharp, you can also get this in a mossy oak wicked wings is another model and with each those models youre going to get differe

Gun Review: Shooting the Browning Maxus

The Browning Maxus Hunter features include an excellent trigger mechanism, Browning’s grip-tight Dura-Touch Armor Coating on all composite surfaces, a tricked-out Speed Lock forearm that eliminates the traditional threaded magazine cap, and a TurnKey maga

Browning Maxus Hunter Semi-Auto Shotgun

Quality has not disappointed. The gun is lighter than other brands and also chambered 3.5" shells. The gun is light in the hand and comfortable to carry for long periods of time. The autoloading mechanism eats up a ton of the recoil and allows for smooth

Browning Maxus Hunter Grade II Semi-auto

the Maxus has the new, efficient Inflex recoil pad which together with the back-boring makes for soft shooting. Browning claim that 18% less recoil is transmitted to the shooter “...than any autoloader on the market. The Power Drive Gas System works perfe