Posted by Jason Brumett
The Winchester X3 NWTF Cantilever Turkey is covered in the same Mossy Oak pattern that Remington uses on it's shot guns as well. What is the NWTF? It's the National Wildlife Turkey Federation (a company we've worked with in the past), and you know if they've indorced a turkey shotgun then it has to be good. Or at least that would be the general consensus.
This gun has .742 black bore technology that is combined with a extra full turkey choke, the result is that this gun holds it pattern much better than your average 12 or 20 gauge.
It has a Tru Glow fiber optic sight, ambidextrous safety for those lefty and righty. All in all the Winchester X3 NWTF Cantilever Turkey means you are going to kill more turkeys given the opportunity than ever before. Gobble..Gobble.. This gun makes a great Thanksgiving present by the way (if my family happens to be reading this)
This gun has an MSRP of $1,199 in either 12 or 20 ga.
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