Winchester Super X3 Field Reviews

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Winchester Super X3 Field
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Average Ratings for Winchester Super X3 Field

  • Value for Money4.4 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4.5 stars
  • Overall Rating4.6 stars

16 Reviews For Winchester Super X3 Field

  • Guest 22nd Oct 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought this gun a year ago. i first bought a 11-87. I was told that it would shot light loads. Wrong. I took it back to Cabela's and bought the SX3. Took it to the field and had a great time. It was cold and the finish of the camo stock was great. The gun just felt right in my hands. I slid down a creek bank and got the gun muddy. Took my stocking cap off and did a quick wipe off. Never missed a beat. My norm isn't to buy high dallor guns. My model 50 just shot 2 3/4. I wanted a gun that would shot 3.5". the pumps that I own just didn't feel right. Now to the super black eagle 2. During goose season I used a friends gun and he mine. I know that he spent more for his super black and I couldn't see why. The SX3 in my view did better than his, I've got friends that own Browning's 3.5 semi auto and they hat them. When it's cold they don't action right. The SX3 and the SUPER BLACK EAGLE 2 didn't. As for Talalkhan's review. If you don't like WENCHESTER guns don't buy them.

  • Guest 12th Aug 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Could not say enough good things about the winchester SX3, 2700 rounds and not a problem, super fast shooting.........

  • Guest 21st Jul 2009

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    I purchased a 28" Super X3 with waterfowl camouflage finish. The gun is excellent but beware of the Duratouch finish. I place my gun in a padded case into and out of the field. After only 3 hunts the camouflage finish began to chip off where the barrell enters the receiver. I sent it back to the service center and they claimed it is normal wear and deterioration. They did not touch up the area or even offer a suggestion as to how to stop the "normal wear".

    I have a Super X2 in black finish and ...

  • Guest 18th Jul 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    The Winchester Super X3 Field has an excellent action and is a delight to use, to be honest I've only put six shots through mine to date but already I'm glad I made what I perceived to be a risky purchase. The only other semi-auto I've used and can compare it to is the Benelli Montefeltro Comfort which is also a very very nice gun. Despite the Winchester being cheaper and simpler I would still take it over the Benelli. Also, the balance and weight feels much more 'right' than any Beretta I've ha ...

  • Logun1 Rank: Lance Corporal 11th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The Winchester Super X3 Field is basically a Browning made on the same production line as the Browing Gold, Phoenix & FNH SLP ( Self Loading Police) tactical shotgun.
    This Weapon is therefore a European manufactured from FNH, Herstal Belgium.
    The internals & in particular, the gas valve & breach block / extractor is the same as the other Browning's with exception to the Golds direct load to chamber facility.

    Those who doubt the durability & quality should get themselves a IPSC shotgun safety c ...

  • talalkhan 9th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    I sold my AL391 Urika Optima to purchase a Winchester Super X3 Field. I feel sad for that!!! I purchased SX3 by deeply studying reviews on web but none was against the gun till I practically used the gun myself. First problem that I observed was its loose fore end as the gun keeps ticking in your hand "Wooden Stocks!" you swing the gun you mount the gun you hold the gun it just keeps tick tick tick tick tick. Later the biggest flaw that I observed was the gun not picking the cartridge at all! Yo ...

  • Guest 19th Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    reliable,cycles all shells from 3 1/2 down to 2 3/4 1 oz without failure. swings great and has good balance.. shot a wild turkey at 51 yards with the available turkey choke tube, and extended range 3 1/2 #6 s. also have dove hunted and shot skeet with it without any failures. great gun.camo finish has excessive amount of black which doesn't break up outline of gun

  • Guest 5th Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    the Winchester Super X3 is the best shotgun for the money. Light and easy to handle. Functions flawlessly. Awesome finish. Smooth action and gas chamber. Very fast. The only thing i'd change would be a bigger trigger guard

  • Guest 16th Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    This has been the most impressive shotgun I have found yet..The gun is awsome. I truly believe it will outshoot most other shotgund; yes, including a Benelli...It does need a slightly larger trigger guard.

  • Bvinson 20th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    This is a good gun. Super fast and has a good feel to it! Fast Gun! Good grip and feel.

  • Gabastone 8th Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I bought this to replace my Winchester 1300 for field use. It has been wonderful for sporting clays, but I have not taken it out for waterfowl or upland hunting yet.

    Patterns are perfect for lead - steel shot seems to need a more open choke than is included with the shotgun. Non toxic shot seems to group better with a more open choke - no idea why. There have been no feeding problems or misfires.

    The action should hold up better in adverse conditions than the similar Browning autoloader ...

  • aznsurfer317 17th Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I have both a Winchester SX3 and a Benelli Super Black Eagle 2 and I can say that the SX3 is going to get a lot of upland and wing shooting action. I've even been thinking about getting a 3.5" SX3 in Mossy Oak Duck Blind for my waterfowl applications.

    You simply cannot go wrong with the SX3. If you have the money to buy a Benelli Super Black Eagle 2, check out the Winchester SX3 first. If the SX3 doesn't fit you, look into something else. However, I'm sure 99.9% that the SX3 will fit you straig ...

  • Guest 25th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Light weight gun with very low recoil. shoots with less recoil than a super black eagle 2. the dura touch armour coating is incredible. when its raining you only grip the gun better.

  • shootmaster 6th Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The Winchester Super X3 Field shoots well on clays and roost shooting and enjoy using it

  • retsyor 28th Nov 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I've got a Winchester Super X3 Field and it is an EXCELLENT SHOTGUN!

  • aaronr330 Rank: Lance Corporal 9th Nov 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Couldn't ask for more. I just put around 200 rounds through it today shooting 2 and 3 at a time and not 1 malfunction. 200 rounds doesn't seem like much for one setting but think about it, if it takes you 200 rounds to get your limit, when hunting, then you might want to rethink your sports and hobbies. I look forward to getting into competition shooting with this shotgun.