SHOT Show 2017: Winchester SX4 Shotgun

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posted on February 3, 2017
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Winchester has rolled out the SX4 shotgun, with much-improved ergonomics over previous models. Contributing factors include a lighter overall weight, slimmer pistol grip, and adjustable length-of-pull spacers. A larger bolt handle, an oversized bolt-release button, and reversible safety all add to the new fit, feel and function of this semi-automatic gun. You can check out more in our SHOT Show 2017 Range Day video, or go to winchesterguns.com.



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