Winchester SXP Hybrid Hunter 12 Gauge FDE/Tan Shotgun – Save More
Original price was: $417.49.$175.35Current price is: $175.35.
Specifications
Action—-Pump Action
Finish—-FDE/Tan
Sights—-Fiber Optic Sights
Weight—-7 pounds
Capacity—-4+1
Grip Safety—-No
Optic Ready—-No
Barrel Length—-26 inches
Manual Safety—-Yes
Chamber Length—-3 1/2in
Length Of Pull—-13.75 inches
Overall Length—-47 inches
Trigger Safety—-No
Caliber / Gauge—-12 Gauge
Threaded Barrel—-No
Ambidextrous Safety—-No
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State ofCalifornia to cause cancer. For more information, go toWWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV
Product Overview
The Winchester SXP Hybrid Hunter is a 12 Gauge pump-action hunting shotgun designed for reliable performance in marsh and field environments. Its 3 1/2-inch chamber accommodates standard and magnum shotshell loads, while the 26-inch barrel provides a practical balance of handling and performance for waterfowl and upland hunting. A chrome-plated bore and chamber help resist corrosion and make routine cleaning easier. The SXP also uses matte black chrome protection on the bolt and other components to improve resistance to wear and harsh conditions. Rigid dual action bars promote smooth, rapid cycling, and the fiber optic sight offers a highly visible aiming reference. The shotgun has a 4+1 capacity, a 13.75-inch length of pull, and a 47-inch overall length.
Key Features
- Pump-action design with rigid dual action bars for fast, smooth cycling
- Chrome-plated bore and chamber resist corrosion and simplify cleaning
- Matte black chrome-protected bolt and components improve wear and corrosion resistance
- 26-inch barrel and 3 1/2-inch chamber support a broad range of hunting loads
- Fiber optic front sight provides a bright aiming reference in changing light
- Realtree Max-7 camouflage configuration with FDE and tan metal finish
The Winchester SXP Hybrid Hunter is built for dependable cycling and corrosion resistance in demanding marsh and field conditions.





