Does anyone have experience with the Browning Maxus 2? Is there really a difference between the wicked wing series ad the camo series? All I can see is that you get the goose band choke tubes and the cerakote finish. I'm just wondering if its worth going with the wicked wing cerakote over the camo wrap version.

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Jason L. · Answer

The Browning Maxus 2 Camo and Maxus 2 Wicked Wing are both semi-automatic shotguns, but they differ primarily in their appearance and target use. The Maxus 2 Wicked Wing is specifically designed for waterfowl hunting, featuring a Cerakote Burnt Bronze finish, while the Maxus 2 Camo comes in various camouflage patterns. Both models share the same underlying design and reliability. 
Maxus 2 Wicked Wing:
Appearance: Cerakote Burnt Bronze finish on the receiver and barrel. 
Target Use: Designed for waterfowl hunting, especially suited for the moisture and abrasion of duck blinds. 
Features: Large bolt release for easy handling with gloves, soft flex cheek pad for comfort. 
Pros: Durable Cerakote finish, reliable gas system for heavy loads. 
Cons: May not be the ideal choice for all-around hunting due to its waterfowl-specific finish. 
Maxus 2 Camo:
Appearance: Available in various camouflage patterns like Realtree Max-5. 
Target Use: Suitable for a broader range of hunting activities, incl

James G. · Answer

Hi Timothy and welcome. There are not much internal differences at all. In short, the differences overall are more cosmetic. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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