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Product Information & Specs
The Maxus II offers a shotgunner superior shooting comfort, a great trigger, intuitive handling and striking appearance. The perfectly tuned Power Drive Gas System was designed to improve reliability across the ammunition spectrum and reduce felt recoil. The Maxus also featured the proven Lightning Trigger with the fastest lock time of any autoloader in its class. Comfortable ergonomics, trim dimensions, excellent balance that promote a smooth swing and a host of innovative features all contributed to its status as the shotgun to have for the field, marsh and range. A new SoftFlex cheek piece and 1-1/2" thick Inflex Recoil Pad combine to further reduce felt recoil and ease the sting of 3-1/2" magnum goose loads. Overmolded rubber panels that improve grip in all conditions have been added to the stock and forearm. The stock and forearm have been redesigned to be more comfortable.
| UPC | 023614740766 |
| Gauge | 12 GA |
| Action | SEMI AUTOMATIC |
| Capacity | 4 ROUNDS |
| Barrel Length | 26 BARREL |
| Weight | 7 LBS. |
| Finish | MOSSY OAK SHADOW GRASS BLADES |
| Frame Material | SYNTHETIC |
| Receiver Material | ALUMINUM |
| Receiver Finish | MOSSY OAK SHADOW GRASS HABITAT |
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