VERSA MAX

    Oct. 13, 2010
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    VERSA MAX provides reliability with an action unlike any that have come before it. Proven in the field and in extreme tests of endurance with thousands of test rounds, it cycles all 12-gauge loads with ultimate consistency, softer recoil and little maintenance.

    Features of the new Versa Max 12-gauge:

    • Versatile and reliable
    • Reliably cycles all 12-gauge rounds, from 2¾ inches to 3½ inches magnum
    • Versaport gas system regulates cycling pressure based on shell length
    • Reduces recoil to that of a 20-gauge
    • Self-cleaning — continuously cycled thousands of rounds in torture test 
    • Available in Black, Mossy Oak and Duck Blind Camo and Realtree AP-HD Camo

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