Description
Most over/unders live in the trap house. This one belongs in the marsh. The Browning Cynergy Wicked Wing takes the lowest-profile receiver Browning has ever built and dresses it for waterfowl duty, with Burnt Bronze Cerakote covering the barrels and receiver and a tough Realtree Legacy camo composite stock that shrugs off the dings and dunkings wood never forgives. With 3.5 inch chambers behind those 30 inch barrels, it swallows heavy goose loads without complaint, and the long sighting plane gives you a smooth, deliberate swing on passing birds.
Why the Cynergy Wicked Wing Handles So Well
The MonoLock hinge is the heart of this gun. It spreads the pivot load over more surface area than a traditional trunnion setup while keeping the action noticeably shallower, so the gun sits lower in your hands and muzzle flip stays tame. Browning's Reverse Striker mechanical trigger fires the second barrel even if the first shell fails to go off, a real advantage on a cold morning with a limit working the decoys. Lock time is quick, the pull is crisp, and impact ejectors kick fired hulls clear so reloads happen fast. Back-bored barrels, Vector Pro lengthened forcing cones, and a chrome-lined bore round out the plumbing for dense patterns and easy cleanup.
Fit and Comfort Built Into the Wicked Wing
An adjustable comb lets you dial in your sight picture along the vented rib to the ivory front bead, and a quarter inch stock spacer helps tune length of pull. The Inflex recoil pad earns its keep when you feed this gun 3.5 inch magnums, soaking up a surprising amount of punch for a roughly 7.4 pound double. Three extended Invector-Plus goose band choke tubes in Full, Modified, and Improved Cylinder cover everything from decoying ducks to high honkers.
Built by Miroku in Japan, the shop that has been turning out Browning doubles for decades, the Cynergy Wicked Wing is the over/under for hunters who refuse to leave the fine gun feel at home just because the weather turned ugly.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Browning
- Model: Cynergy Wicked Wing
- MPN: 018731203
- UPC: 023614863953
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Action: Over/Under (Break Action)
- Chamber: 3.5"
- Barrel Length: 30"
- Capacity: 2 Rounds
- Stock: Realtree Legacy Camo Composite with Adjustable Comb
- Metal Finish: Burnt Bronze Cerakote
- Chokes Included: Extended Invector-Plus Goose Band (F, M, IC)
- Sights: Ivory Bead Front
- Safety: Top Tang Safety/Barrel Selector
- Trigger: Reverse Striker Mechanical Trigger
- Weight: Approx. 7 lbs 6 oz
What’s Included
- Browning Cynergy Wicked Wing over/under shotgun
- Three extended Invector-Plus goose band choke tubes (Full, Modified, Improved Cylinder)
- 1/4" stock spacer
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Browning Cynergy Wicked Wing handle 3.5 inch shells?
Yes, this model is chambered for 3.5 inch 12 gauge shells, so it will run everything from light target loads up to heavy magnum goose loads. The Inflex recoil pad and the gun's roughly 7.4 pound weight do a good job of taming the big stuff, and the back-bored barrels and lengthened forcing cones help patterns stay consistent across load types.
What choke tubes come with the Cynergy Wicked Wing?
It ships with three extended Invector-Plus goose band choke tubes: Full, Modified, and Improved Cylinder. The extended design makes swaps quick without a wrench, and the Invector-Plus pattern gives you access to a huge aftermarket if you want specialty waterfowl or turkey chokes down the road.
How is the Cynergy different from a Citori?
The Cynergy uses a MonoLock hinge instead of the Citori's traditional full-width hinge pin, which allows a much lower receiver profile and puts your hands closer to the bore line for less muzzle flip. It also runs a Reverse Striker mechanical trigger with a very fast lock time, and the second barrel fires even if the first shell misfires. Think of it as Browning's modern take on the over/under rather than a replacement for the classic.
Is the Wicked Wing finish tough enough for saltwater marsh hunting?
That's exactly what it was built for. The Burnt Bronze Cerakote on the barrels and receiver is a ceramic-based coating with excellent corrosion resistance, the composite stock won't swell or crack like wood, and the bore is chrome-lined for easy cleanup. A quick wipe down after wet hunts is still smart practice, but this gun tolerates rough conditions far better than a blued and walnut double.




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