Posted by Jason Brumett
The Super X3 Waterfowl Hunter comes in both 12 and 20 gauge and is a fairly popular model when it comes to Duck hunting, as the Mossy Oak (trademark) Duck Blind cam perfectly replicates the marshy areas that duck hunters shoot from. The pattern is vague enough to match most scrubby bushes,low growing trees, and marsh grass perfectly.
The MSRP on this gun is $1,199 and with that price you really get a quality product that is made perfectly for the Duck hunting niche. That being said..a 20 gauge is not the ideal gauge to be used to take down high flying duck, but I'm not a professional Duck hunter so I may be wrong. If you think the 20 gauge is sufficient, or just want to weigh in on this gun please post your comments and reviews below.
It comes standard with a chrome lined barrel that will prevent corrosion and this is important when you are working in such a high humidity environment. It has the Truglo Long Bead fiber optic sight for better visibility, the Quadra Vent (4 vent) gas venting system to keep your gun clean, and Invector-Plus Choke Tube System that allows your shot to hold a pattern much longer than the standard shotguns. This is important of course because waterfowl tend to fly higher than most other birds. This gun could also be used as a turkey gun because of the choke.
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