The interplay of reliable cycling, controllable recoil, and ergonomic fit defines a shotgun that belongs in both competitive racks and field kits. For shooters who demand predictable performance across a variety of loads, a modern semi-auto must combine refined gas operation with comfort-forward contact points.

BROWNING MAXUS II builds on the original Maxus platform with targeted refinements designed to reduce felt recoil and increase follow-up accuracy.

Key features and why they matter

The Maxus II uses Power Drive, an efficient gas operation system that smooths the cycling impulse and helps reduce recoil while maintaining reliability with a wide range of factory ammunition. The incorporation of Lightning trigger with nickel Teflon coating and a chrome chamber and bore ensures consistent ignition and simplified maintenance for frequent shooters. View product details and pricing: Shop this product.

Ergonomics and comfort

Comfort is engineered into the Maxus II with an adjustable stock screw-on magazine cap, enhanced grip surfaces, and an improved trigger guard that suit a broad range of hand sizes and shooting positions. Recoil is mitigated further by Inflex Technology recoil pad paired with a SoftFlex cheek pad; Brownings Reactar G3 shoulder pad adds another layer of shock absorption for longer sessions in the field or at the clays course.

Mechanical refinements

Backbored technology improves shot patterns and reduces felt pressure in the action, while the TurnKey Magazine Plug provides safe, field-compliant magazine capacity control when needed. The shotgun ships in a durable ABS case that protects the firearm during transport and storage. Shop this product here: View product details.

Priced at $1,856.99, the BROWNING MAXUS II is positioned for shooters who want a modern semi-auto that balances competition-grade details with real-world durability. Check current availability and purchase options: Check availability.

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