Browning Cynergy 12 GA 2rd Mossy Oak Bottomland Shotgun

The Cynergy is built on an ultra low profile receiver, and this one is wrapped head to toe in Mossy Oak Bottomland. Vent rib barrels sit on a steel receiver, the chambers take shells up to 3.5 inches, and the whole gun holds two rounds. That combination puts it in a duck blind rather than on a skeet field.

The composite stock carries an adjustable comb, so point of impact gets tuned to the shooter instead of the other way around. Sling swivel studs are already installed, an Inflex recoil pad sits on the butt, and an ivory bead up front with a mid bead behind it gives a quick reference on a crossing bird. Three knurled extended Invector-Plus choke tubes come in the box, so patterns open up for decoying birds or tighten down for passing shots, and the knurling means fingers do the work instead of a wrench. The camo runs across the receiver, the barrels and the stock, which matters more to a hunter standing in open water than it does to anyone else. The low receiver keeps the eye close to the rib and the sight picture flat, and the 3.5 inch chambers mean the heavy steel loads are on the menu when the birds are high and the wind is up. An over under also gives two chokes on tap without touching the gun, which is worth more in a blind than a third shell.