Posted by Jason Brumett
There is alot to be said about a gun just by looking at it, and the Winchester Super X3 Cantilever Deer says a mouthful. Aggressive, dependable, furutristic, edgey, durable, and gripable are just a few of the words that come to mind when you look the the Super X3 Cantilever Deer covered in synthetic black rubberized material.
Being a 20 gauge only model this may be the gun you want to get for your youth in order to entice him into a day of deer hunting, just to get him away from the video games. It has a 22" barrel, and overall length of 43", and weighs in at around 7.5 lbs, and an MSRP $1,269.99.
It takes 20 ga 2 3/4 and 3" shells, and the cantilever allows for quick attachments of those cool red dot scopes. It has a nickel plated bolt for friction reduction, and that cool rubberized look is credit to the Dura Touch Armor coating. This gun holds 4 shells.
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