Three additional pads are available for aftermarket purchase that provide 1/2″ length-of-pull adjustments. Anyone run a Wicked Wing Cynergy or one of the newer Gold 10's? We initially shot the Cynergy Wicked Wing at the 16-yd. All in all, given the Browning Cynergy Wicked Wing's excellent engineering, durable exterior finish and overall design, it's a fine shotgun for the waterfowler. The choke tubes measure 3¼" long, and provide a long and smooth transition from the Cynergy's cylinder bore to the choke constriction.
Any opinions or reviews out there? Measured with our digital bore micrometer, the cylinder bore of both barrels was a consistent 0. Fitting plate and found that it centered its patterns 4″ high and 5″ to the left. The top rib measures 1/4″, and is topped with an ivory Bradley-style front bead. The higher placement of the patterns allows the shooter to always keep the birds above the barrels, providing an excellent sight picture. Included are three choke tubes marked IC, M and F. They are cleverly engraved similar to the bands used by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service and other similar agencies to track waterfowl. It's in phenomenal shape. We counted the pellets in two Peters' Premier Blue No. 8 milliseconds from trigger pull to primer strike. Although the Cynergy is made to chamber a number of different gauges, all Wicked Wing models fire 12-ga. shells, and our test sample had 28″ barrels. I primarily run a 20ga for ducks. As seems to be a common trend in ensuring durability, all exterior metal surfaces of the Cynergy Wicked Wing are completely clad in Cerakote—in this case a Burnt Bronze color—and the synthetic stock and fore-end are dipped in a camouflage pattern. IC, M, F chokes and wrench. Shooting a box of Remington's new Peters' Premier Blue 1¼-oz.
Supporting bad financial decisions since 2015. 7335″—on the wide side—as more open bores perform best when shooting large shot. There are no hammers and firing pins but rather a spring-loaded integral striker as in a bolt-action rifle.
When an over-under shotgun is fired, the barrels want to rotate upward, but, with this style of locking, the impact is taken up over a very wide area, providing extremely long life to the Cynergy action. Also, ordained minister. Owner of Texian Firearms: Dealer in Firearms, Optics, Night Vision and other shooting accessories. The lock-up of the barrels is by a U-shaped locking device that mates with two opposing cutouts in the monobloc about half way up the bottom barrel's chamber. The improved cylinder and modified tubes were on the more open side of the standard 0. The barrels are of monobloc construction, whereby the tubes are soldered into matching holes in the monobloc that carries the locking curves, extractors, etc.
For the top—very acceptable pull weights for a production shotgun. Correcting for this, we then shot 10 patterning targets per barrel at 40 yds., with the improved cylinder choke in the bottom barrel and the modified one in the top. Recoil is greatly attenuated by Browning's Inflex Technology recoil pad that offers what it calls "long-travel recoil reduction. " So, he brought them in, I gave him some money and we're also building him a 300HAMR.
The side ribs are ventilated for faster cooling and weight reduction. The Wicked Wing models are available in 26″-, 28″- and 30″-barrel lengths. Steel duck loads, we found that recoil was not unpleasant at the patterning board and over the chronograph, and even less noticeable in the field. This'll be a goose or windy day gun. TulaneAg said: Love me a Cynergy. And before someone else asks, the other guns were two Sig Legion 226 SAO 9mms, Kimber K6s, Sig P320 and a Sig 290RS. What sets this shotgun apart from all others is its unique "MonoLock Hinge. " In the case of our test gun, the design was Mossy Oak's Shadow Grass Blades; however, Browning also offers the Cynergy in Mossy Oak Bottomland and Realtree Max-5, if you wish to match the gun to your wardrobe.
12ga, 1 1/2 years old. Measured against the cylinder bore, the tube constrictions were found to be: improved cylinder, 0. The design by Joseph Rousseau and Dwight Potter was granted a patent that they, both Browning employees, transferred to the company. The barrels pivot or hinge deep into the low-profile action. This style of locking is used by many high-grade Italian- and British-made guns. Eyeguy, I'm gonna need the details on that used one you have in stock to make sure I don't need to drive up there and take it home.