Description
Most over/unders are built for the sporting clays course. This one was built for the marsh. The Browning Cynergy Wicked Wing takes the low-profile Cynergy receiver and wraps it in Burnt Bronze Cerakote with a Mossy Oak Bottomland composite stock and forend, so mud, sleet, and salt spray are just part of the routine instead of a problem. The 28 inch barrels handle 3.5 inch shells, which means you can run everything from light target loads to heavy waterfowl payloads through one gun.
What Makes the Cynergy Wicked Wing Different
The Cynergy's MonoLock hinge gives the action far more pivot surface than traditional trunnion-style hinges, which keeps the receiver slim and low while staying tight through years of hard use. Inside, Browning's Reverse Striker ignition uses spring-loaded strikers instead of hammers, giving you a crisp mechanical trigger with fast lock time. Since it does not rely on recoil inertia to set the second barrel, that follow-up shot fires no matter what. It is one of the smartest trigger systems in any break action gun, and it earns its keep on late-season birds when your hands are half frozen.
Built to Fit You, Not the Other Way Around
The composite stock features an adjustable comb so you can dial in your sight picture, plus a quarter inch spacer to fine-tune length of pull from the standard 14 1/4 inches. The long-travel Inflex recoil pad takes real sting out of magnum loads, which matters a lot in a fixed-breech gun shooting 3.5 inch shells. Texture panels on the grip and forend keep things secure when everything is soaked, and the ivory bead front sight stands out against dark water and timber.
Chokes, Barrels, and Field-Ready Details
Browning includes three extended Invector-Plus choke tubes in Full, Modified, and Improved Cylinder, covering decoying ducks up close and stubborn geese at the edge of range. The bores are fully chromed for corrosion resistance and easier cleanup after steel shot sessions. Built by Miroku in Japan, the same shop behind Browning's most respected stackbarrels, this is a working over/under that will outlast a lot of hunting seasons.
Key Specifications
- Model: Cynergy Wicked Wing
- Manufacturer Part Number: 018719204
- UPC: 023614737742
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Chamber: 3.5 in
- Action: Over/Under Break Action
- Barrel Length: 28 in, ventilated rib
- Capacity: 2 Rounds
- Metal Finish: Burnt Bronze Cerakote
- Stock: Composite, Mossy Oak Bottomland, Adjustable Comb
- Recoil Pad: Inflex
- Length of Pull: 14.25 in
- Chokes: Invector-Plus Extended (F, M, IC)
- Sights: Ivory Bead Front
- Safety: Tang-Mounted
What’s Included
- Browning Cynergy Wicked Wing over/under shotgun
- 3 extended Invector-Plus choke tubes (Full, Modified, Improved Cylinder)
- 1/4 inch stock spacer
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Browning Cynergy Wicked Wing shoot 3.5 inch shells?
Yes, this model is chambered for 3.5 inch 12 gauge shells and will also run 3 inch and 2.75 inch loads. That gives you full flexibility from light practice loads up to heavy waterfowl magnums. The Inflex recoil pad does a nice job of taming the big stuff.
What choke tubes come with the Cynergy Wicked Wing?
It ships with three extended Invector-Plus banded choke tubes: Full, Modified, and Improved Cylinder. The extended design makes swaps quick in the field without a wrench. The Invector-Plus pattern is widely available, so adding specialty waterfowl chokes later is easy.
Is the Cynergy Wicked Wing safe to use with steel shot?
Yes, the barrels feature fully chromed bores and the included Invector-Plus chokes are rated for steel shot, which is exactly what this gun was designed around. Just follow the standard practice of avoiding steel through tighter than Modified constrictions for best patterns and barrel life.
What is the Reverse Striker trigger and why does it matter for hunting?
Instead of hammers, the Cynergy uses spring-loaded strikers similar to a bolt-action rifle, which delivers a crisp pull with very fast lock time. Because it is a mechanical trigger rather than inertia-based, the second barrel fires even if the first shell misfires. For waterfowl hunting, that reliability is a genuine advantage.



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