TheWinchester SXP FIELD is a Pump-Action repeating shotgun, which was designed specifically for hunters who appreciate the classic look and simplicity of the weapon used for hunting. The weapon is chambered in 12 gauge and has a special barrel with a Back-Bored system that reduces the friction of the shot inside the barrel tube, which has a positive effect on accuracy. The breech chamber is made of lightweight aluminum, the front bed (shuttle) and the buttstock are natural wood.
Features of the Winchester SXP FIELD shotgun:
- Simple yet functional design, based on the classic , "pump". The shotgun can be used for all kinds of hunting.
- The 71 cm long barrel is chrome plated for durability and can be equipped with fore-ends: 1/4, 1/2 and Full.
- The walnut wooden stock gives the weapon style and elegance, worthy of a real hunter's weapon.
- It is equipped with a Back-Bored barrel, which reduces the friction of the shot against the barrel walls and reduces its spread and derofmation.
- Locking by rotating the breech increased the resistance to high pressure and relieved the breech chamber.
- It is equipped with a tubular magazine with a capacity of 5 cartridges plus 1 in the chamber.
Operating principle of the SXP FIELD shotgun
The operation of the repeating rifle is based on a simple solution. The shooter, after firing each shot, must manually reload the weapon using a movable shuttle. Locking is done by rotating the breech with symmetrical bolts that correspond to the drag on the barrel chamber extension.
Tubular magazine for 5 cartridges
The shotgun has a narrow tubular-type magazine, located under the barrel. Loading is done through a window located at the bottom of the breech chamber. It has a capacity of 5 12 caliber cartridges plus 1 directly in the chamber.
Safeties and manipulators
The SXP FILED has one safety feature. It is a manual cocking safety located inside the breech, in the form of a button. It can be easily operated by the shooter without taking his hand off the grip.
Aiming instruments
The rifle is not equipped with any form of mechanical aiming devices. A longitudinal notch on the breech chamber serves as an element to facilitate aiming.
