Winchester SXP Defender Black 18" 12 Gauge Shotgun - 5+1 Rounds | 18" Barrel | 3" Chamber | Fixed Stock | Synthetic | Blue/Black

Questions & Answers

• Q: Is there a pistol grip available for this?

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  • Asked 10/14/2024 14:28 by Douglas O

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  Hi Douglas and welcome. Yes Sir. https://www.mountsplus.com/winchester-sxp-defender-pistol-grip.html
• Q: Is this an old model of the sxp defender? The winchester website shows this shotgun with a different trigger assembly.

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  • Asked 05/06/2022 01:22 by Isaac H

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  Isaac, this is an older version. The Winchester website does have the latest version shown. Cheers and stay safe!
• Q: Is the barrel to this model threaded for chokes?

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  • Asked 12/26/2021 19:51 by William S

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  William, unfortunately no Sir. This model has a Fixed cylinder choke barrel. Cheers and stay safe!

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• Q: Fixed choke. But is it open choke? Can I Use slugs and flares

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  • Asked 09/05/2019 03:34 by Jacob S

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  Jacob, Yes this shotgun has the cylinder bore choke. It is as open as it can be.

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• Q: Where is the Shotgun Made?

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  • Asked 11/11/2017 00:28 by Mitchell C

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  They are then manufactured�in our partner factory in Istanbul, Turkey
  Super X Pump -- Pump Action Shotgun (SXP).
  The SXP is a significant evolution of the exceptional Model 1300 Speed Pump. The Speed Pump established many speed and performance records over the years. The SXP is equally fast and incorporates new levels of quality and excellent value. Today's SXPs are designed and production is overseen by our R&D team in Morgan, Utah. They are then manufactured in our partner factory in Istanbul, Turkey. (Which used to be called Constantinople . . . you already know this if you learned the old song that says, "Now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople.") Istanbul is a key manufacturing and trade center for Europe. Some SXP parts are sourced from our other Winchester group factories in Western Europe. SXPs are available in field models and Defender versions, and they are all assembled in the same factory. In an interesting bit of history, large numbers of Winchester Model 1866s were sold to the Turkish government in 1870 and Oliver Winchester himself, visited Constantinople (Istanbul) shortly thereafter to secure more sales of other firearms and ammunition.

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• Q: is this shotgun ct legal?

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  • Asked 07/15/2017 16:40 by Kevin M

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  Yes, its legal in CT

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• Q: first time purchaser. i wish to have a shotgun sent to st petersburg, fl. any suggestions of a qualified gunshop in south st petersburg. thanks

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  • Asked 07/08/2017 15:23 by john h

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  During checkout there is a list of FFL dealers in your that are already approved which makes things a lot easier. And the shotgun you selected super nice I already got one & thinking about getting a extra one. Plus there is a rebate for $25.00, Winchester Repeating Arms XPR
  rifles, Super X
  3 shotguns and
  Super X
  Pump shotguns purchased between May 26, 2017 and July 15, 2017, All applications must be submitted online or postmarked no later than midnight July 31, 2017

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• Q: where do I find the rebate.

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  • Asked 07/02/2017 16:52 by Douglas R

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  http://www.winchesterguns.com/news/promotions-rebates/2017-summer-rebates.html

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• Q: Is the receiver drilled and tapped? I noticed one reviewer said it was not. Thanks.

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  • Asked 06/23/2017 03:02 by Eric B

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  The newer models are all Drilled and Tapped. This reviewer was from 4years ago and its possible one slipped by without being drilled from the manufacturer. But per manufacturer specifications, this shotgun is drilled and tapped.
• Q: Just purchased this shotgun and I am looking for a light for it, has anyone seen any accessories for this?

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  • Asked 06/06/2017 17:20 by Brian H

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  Item SMC1100 will allow you to use almost any light you want.

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