Originally posted June 7, 2013.
The Winchester SXP Extreme Marine Defender is number 7 on our list of the Top 10 Tactical Shotguns.
The SXP EMD comes standard with a pistol grip, telescoping stock and door breacher choke tube mounted to a chrome barrel. It also comes with side and top mounted Picatinny rails for add-ons. All that chrome is meant to protect the gun in maritime environments, so if you need a boat gun, this one’s for you.
Description:
- Receiver – Aluminum alloy; Matte black finish; Drilled and tapped for scope base
- Barrel – Matte chrome 18” barrel with hard chrome chamber and bore
- Action – 12 gauge, 3” chamber; Pump-action
- Stock – Pistol grip stock by ATI Gunstocks; Matte black composite
- Features – Sling swivel studs; Rear ghost ring sight integrated into Picatinny scope base (included); Door Breecher choke tube; side mounted Picatinny rails (included) for laser and/or light attachment (not included); Matte hard chrome plating on magazine tube/magazine cap/slide rails
Specifications:
- Gauge-12, 3” Shells
- Barrel Length-18”
- Overall Length-38 1/2″
- Length of Pull-13 3/4″
- Drop at Comb-2″
- Drop at Heel-3 1/2″
- Nom. Weight-7 lbs. 8 oz.
- MSRP-$579.99
Top 10 Tactical Shotguns
1-Mossberg 590A1 Tactical Tri-Rail
2-Remington 870 Express Tactical with Blackhawk
4-Saiga 12–a semi-automatic shotgun
6-Mossberg 930 SPX Pistol Grip
7-Winchester SXP Extreme Marine Defender
8-FN Herstal SLP MK I Tactical
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