#SX4

I think it is safe to say that the 20 gauge is second in popularity after the ubiquitous 12 gauge. However, the amount of products made in 20 gauge (whether it’s firearms or ammunition) is not even close to that of 12 gauge. That’s why for the aficionados of the yellow shell, it is always good to hear about new offerings on the market.  Winchester’s new 20 gauge additions to the Super X4 line of shotguns are definitely interesting new options both for those of you who are fans of the 20 gauge and for those who are thinking about trying this gauge in a search for a lighter recoiling and more compact caliber that still can rival the 12 gauge in the lighter load weight area of the latter.

Raniero Testa broke his own record of shooting multiple clay pigeon targets while they are in the air. You may have seen such trick shots before, where the shooter throws a stack of clay targets into the air and shoots each of them separately before they land.

Winchester fans rejoice! Winchester is introducing a model that is an improvement on the bread ‘n butter SX3, and it is aptly named the SX4. To start, they will only offer 12 Gauge configurations, but 20 Gauge is to surely follow. The difference between the new SX4 and the older SX3 is going to be in the little details, but lets look at their similarities first.