Description
Most over/unders live pampered lives at the sporting clays course. This one was built to get muddy. The Browning Cynergy Wicked Wing takes the lowest-profile receiver in the Browning lineup and wraps it in gear made for the marsh: a composite stock in Mossy Oak Original Shadow Grass camo and Burnt Bronze Cerakote covering the barrels and receiver to shrug off rain, spray, and everything else a duck season throws at a gun. The 26-inch vent rib barrels keep it quick to the shoulder in a cramped blind, and the 3.5-inch chambers handle everything from light 2.75-inch field loads up to full-house goose medicine.
What Makes the Cynergy Wicked Wing Different
The Cynergy action is genuinely its own animal. The MonoLock hinge gives the action far more bearing surface than traditional trunnion designs, which is a big part of why the receiver sits so low and the gun swings so naturally. Browning's Reverse Striker mechanical trigger is another standout. Because it does not rely on recoil inertia to set the second barrel, that follow-up shot is always there, and lock time is quick with a crisp, clean break. Impact ejectors kick fired hulls clear with authority while lifting unfired shells for easy removal with cold, gloved hands.
Fit and Comfort for Long Days in the Blind
Magnum waterfowl loads are no joke out of a break action, so Browning fitted the Wicked Wing with a long-travel Inflex recoil pad that soaks up a surprising amount of punch. The adjustable comb and included quarter-inch stock spacer let you dial in your sight picture and length of pull whether you are shooting in a t-shirt or layered up in December. Chrome-lined bores and chamber make cleanup easier and add another layer of corrosion resistance, and the three extended Invector-Plus banded choke tubes (Full, Modified, Improved Cylinder) cover decoying birds and passing shots alike. An ivory bead up front and a tang-mounted safety and barrel selector round out a package that is ready to hunt the day you bring it home.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer Part Number: 018733205
- UPC: 023614864110
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Chamber: 3.5" (accepts 2.75" and 3" shells)
- Barrel Length: 26" vent rib
- Action: Over/Under, Break Action
- Capacity: 2 Rounds
- Chokes: Invector-Plus Extended (Full, Modified, Improved Cylinder)
- Stock: Composite, Mossy Oak Original Shadow Grass, Adjustable Comb
- Metal Finish: Burnt Bronze Cerakote
- Trigger: Reverse Striker Mechanical
- Recoil Pad: Inflex with 1/4" Stock Spacer
- Front Sight: Ivory Bead
- Safety: Tang-Mounted with Barrel Selector
- Weight: 7.37 lbs
- Overall Length: 43"
What’s Included
- Browning Cynergy Wicked Wing 12 Gauge Over/Under Shotgun
- 3 Extended Invector-Plus Banded Choke Tubes (Full, Modified, Improved Cylinder)
- 1/4" Stock Spacer
- Owner's Manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Cynergy Wicked Wing handle 3.5-inch waterfowl loads?
Yes, this model has 3.5-inch chambers, so it runs the full range of 12 gauge shells from 2.75-inch target loads up to 3.5-inch magnum goose loads. The Inflex recoil pad does a solid job taming the heavier stuff, and the adjustable comb keeps your cheek weld consistent between loads.
Are the included choke tubes safe for steel shot?
The three extended Invector-Plus banded chokes that ship with the gun are designed with steel and other nontoxic waterfowl loads in mind. As a general rule, stick with Modified or more open constrictions for steel, and save the Full choke for lead or bismuth unless the choke maker specifically rates it for steel at that constriction.
What is the advantage of the mechanical trigger on the Cynergy Wicked Wing?
Browning's Reverse Striker trigger is mechanical rather than inertia-driven, meaning the second barrel is set by the trigger itself instead of recoil from the first shot. If you get a dud shell or shoot a very light load, your second barrel still fires. It also delivers a quick lock time and a crisp break that feels great in the field.
How does the 26-inch barrel version handle compared to longer models?
The 26-inch barrels make this the quickest-handling Cynergy Wicked Wing configuration, which is a real advantage in a layout blind, timber, or anywhere shots come fast and close. You give up a little of the smooth swing longer barrels offer on passing shots, but at 7.37 pounds the gun still has enough weight up front to stay steady. It is a great pick for hunters who value speed and maneuverability.





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