Winchester SX3 / SX2 / Browning Gold / Silver Ejector
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Winchester SX3 / SX2 / Browning Gold / Silver Ejector

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Product Description

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Description: Winchester SX3 / SX2 / Browning Gold / Silver Ejector. This is a factory original Browning & Winchester part. Only factory original parts are made to the same high standards as your firearm. Keep your firearm in top shape with factory original parts.

This part will work with Winchester SX2 and SX3 12 gauge shotguns. This part will also work with Browning Gold and Silver 12 and 20 gauge shotguns.

Manufacturer: Browning / Winchester

Note: It is recommended that all parts be installed by a qualified and trained gunsmith.

Specifications

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  • Brand: Browning,Winchester
  • Finish / Color: Matte Blued
  • Firearm Type: Shotgun
  • Gauge: 12 Gauge,20 Gauge
  • Material: Steel
  • Models Fit: Winchester Super X3,Winchester Super X2,Browning Silver,Browning Gold

Know Your Gun

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Date & Know Your Browning Gold

The production of the Gold semi-automatic shotgun began in 1993. The Gold 10ga. is the only Gold Gun still in production.

Historic Information Serial Number Info
1993-1997

In 1976 Browning standardized its serial number identification which it followed until 1998. The Gold 10ga. went into production in 1993. This gun is produced in Japan and uses the following serial number configuration until 1998.

  1. Serial Number beginning with 01001 at the start of each year.
  2. Date of Manufacture is a two digit code:
    Z=1, Y=2, X=3, W=4, V=5, T=6, R=7, P=8, N=9, M=0
  3. Gold 10 ga. Type: R91=Gold 10 ga

Gold 10 ga. Serial Number Example:

01001NX191

This would be a Gold 10 ga., manufactured in 1993 with the serial number 01001.
1994-1997

The Gold family of 12 and 20 ga. shotguns was introduced in 1994. They are produced in Belgium and used the following serial number configuration until 1998.

  1. Gold Type:
    F51=Gold 12 ga. Hunter
    FT1= Gold 12 ga. Sporting Clays
    F61=Gold 20 ga. Hunter
  2. Date of Manufacture is a two digit code:
    Z=1, Y=2, X=3, W=4, V=5, T=6, R=7, P=8, N=9, M=0
  3. Serial Number beginning with 01001 at the start of each year.

Gold 12 & 20 ga. Serial Number Example:

F51NW01001

This would be a Gold 12 ga. Hunter, manufactured in 1994 with the serial number 01001.
1998

In 1998 Browning redid the standardization of its serial number identifications to work with its new data base program, Oracle. This is followed to the present day. With the Gold 10 ga. being manufactured in Japan, its serial number configuration is:

  1. Serial Number beginning with 01001 at the start of each year.
  2. Date of Manufacture is a two digit code:
    Z=1, Y=2, X=3, W=4, V=5, T=6, R=7, P=8, N=9, M=0
  3. Gold 10 ga. Type: 112=Hunter and Stalker

Gold 10 ga. Serial Number Example:

01001NP112

This would be a Gold Hunter or Stalker, manufactured in 1998 with the serial number 01001.
1998

In 1998 Browning redid the standardization of its serial number identifications to work with its new data base program, Oracle. This is followed to the present day. The serial number configuration for the Gold 12 and 20 ga. shotgun is:

  1. Gold 12 & 20 ga. Type:
    113=Gold 12 ga.
    114=Gold 20 ga
  2. Date of Manufacture is a two digit code:
    Z=1, Y=2, X=3, W=4, V=5, T=6, R=7, P=8, N=9, M=0
  3. Serial Number beginning with 01001 at the start of each year.

Gold 12 & 20 ga. Serial Number Example:

113NP01001

This would be a Gold 12 ga., manufactured in 1998 with the serial number 01001.

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3.5"->3" conversion
4 out of 5
mll/Cov
Location: LA
Date: June 18, 2023
I bought this to help with ejection as my 3.5" SX2 wouldn't cycle consistently with target 2-3/4" shells. I placed this stud in the hole for the 3" models, and it's been working fine since. If you do this, you must mark your barrel to be sure no one tries to fire 3.5" shells in it. Also, it took a little doing to get it started in the hole. I resorted to using a steel roll pin punch to help.
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