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Winchester SX3

About the Winchester

In the year 1866, more than 150 years ago, Oliver Winchester left a significant mark on the history of rifle-making when he founded the Winchester Repeating Arms Company with the intention of producing exceptional guns and ammunition. Oliver Winchester, “a man of vision and influence,” as many considered him, fulfilled his intention and built an industrial empire around the lever-action rifle. Sporting a polished brass receiver, the Model 1866 “Yellow Boy” lever-action rifle was the first gun to bear the Winchester name. Fast forward a few years, to 1880, Oliver Winchester died at age 70, but his legacy remained.  The Winchester Model 1892 lever-action rifle soon proved itself to be the moviemaker’s favorite, while revolvers chambered in .38-40 Win., .44-40 Win. and .45 Colt were also well received.

Winchester helped pave the way for modern-day rifle manufacturers, and their decades of experience and craftsmanship can also be seen in their high-quality ammunition. They offer a variety of ammo for handguns, rifles, shotguns, and rimfire rifles. Today, the Winchester brand is owned by the Olin Corporation and made up of numerous members who are devoted to the maintenance, collecting, and learning about Winchester rifles and related products, as well as the role these products held in shaping the history of America’s firearms.

Winchester SX3 Rifle Review

Winchester SX3 is an autoloading shotgun first introduced in 2006 as a successor to the SX2 Model. It come equipped with an inflex recoil pad and an adjustable stock. It features a removable trigger assembly with an ambidextrous safety at the rear of the trigger. It is one of the fastest autoloading shotguns in the world and can fire up to 12 times in a span of 1.442 seconds. SX3 was discontinued in 2018 when it was succeeded by the SX4 model.

Winchester SX3

Figure 1: Winchester SX3. Source: https://sportwaffen-selector.com/Winchester-SX3-Raniero-Testa_1#&gid=1&pid=1 

Winchester SX3 is chambered for the following calibers:

  • 12 Gauge

  • 20 Gauge

Winchester SX3 is available in the following variants:

  • Long Beard – Realtree Xtra

  • Coyote

  • Sporting Adjustable Comb

  • All Purpose Field, MossyOak Break-Up

  • All Purpose Field, MossyOak Break-up Infinity

  • Cantilever Deer

  • Classic Field

  • Composite

  • Exhibition-Sporting

  • Gray Shadow

  • NWTF Cantilever Extreme Turkey

  • NWTF Cantilever Turkey

  • Rifled Deer Cantilever Mossy Oak Break-Up Infinity

  • Sporting (Adjustable Comb)

  • Walnut Field

  • Waterfowl

  • Waterfowl Mossy Oak Duck Blind

Winchester SX3 models must be drilled and tapped for mounting. Some models come with dovetail notches.

Winchester SX3 receiver

Figure 2: Winchester SX3 receiver. Source: https://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/shotguns/winchester-shotguns---semi-auto-sx3/winchester-super-x3-field--sx3--20--28-inch--walnut-.cfm?gun_id=101357417

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Repeatable mounts take all advantages of detachable mounts to a new level. All the advantages of detachable mounts, which are:

  • Detachable mounts offer possibility to use multiple scopes on one rifle,
  • enable easy transportation of the scope and the rifle separately,
  • in an emergency if the scope fails you can immediately detach it and use iron sights are upgraded with,
  • 100% repeatability, which means that you zero all your scopes only once and then you can use them on one rifle in any combination you prefer and as many times as you wish.

Such mounts are ideal for hunting rifles, where you can use the same rifles with different optics on many different types of hunts. The perfect combination of different optics on one rifle can be described in this fashion:

  • Red dot sight or wide angle riflescope for driven hunts,
  • 1.5-6x42 or similar for stalking,
  • 3-12x56 for low light hunting.

You can add as many different optics to this setup as you wish, since this is the main concept of repeatable mounts. Easy transportation of optics and rifle separately is only an additional bonus.

There are however many different types of repeatable mounts, of which the most common are:

There are also many other similar repeating mounts.