Winchester SXP Long Beard 24" 12ga Shotgun 3.5" Pump MO Obsession

The Winchester SXP Long Beard 12-gauge pump shotgun is purpose-built for turkey hunting at distance. This 24-inch barreled, 3.5-inch chamber pump gun combines field-proven Winchester engineering with adjustable ergonomics and a camo finish designed to keep birds from spotting you in the spring woods. Whether you're hunting with iron sights or planning an optical setup, the SXP Long Beard gives you the tools to make ethical, confident shots on wary gobblers.

The gun's design prioritizes shot placement and comfort. Back-bored barrel technology and the included Invector-Plus Extra-Full Long Beard choke tube deliver dense, even patterns—especially when paired with Winchester Long Beard XR ammunition. The adjustable comb and length-of-pull spacers let you dial in a fit that works with your preferred sight setup and frame, reducing scope shadow and ensuring a repeatable cheek weld. TruGlo fiber-optic adjustable sights provide a fast, natural sight picture for hunters who prefer iron sights or as a backup to optics.

Reliability and durability matter in the field. Hard chrome-plated chamber and bore resist corrosion and wear through multiple seasons. The rotary bolt with four massive lugs locks up solid, while black chrome protection on the bolt and components outlasts traditional bluing. The Inflex Technology recoil pad manages the 3.5-inch magnum's kick, directing felt recoil down and away from your cheek to reduce flinch and fatigue during a long hunt. A drop-out trigger group makes field cleaning straightforward, and the crossbolt safety operates smoothly even with gloves on. The alloy receiver is drilled and tapped for scope bases, so mounting optics is practical if you choose to go that route. Mossy Oak Obsession camo finishes the gun's practical, no-nonsense look.

At 7 pounds and 45 inches overall, the SXP Long Beard handles responsively in thick cover while carrying enough gun to handle the extended ranges turkey hunting demands.

Key Features

• Back-bored barrel technology for dense, even shot patterns
• Invector-Plus Extra-Full Long Beard choke tube included—optimized for tight patterns
• Adjustable TruGlo fiber-optic sights for fast sight picture
• Two interchangeable comb pieces to fine-tune drop for your sight setup
• Two length-of-pull spacers for a custom fit
• Hard chrome-plated chamber and bore for corrosion resistance
• Inflex Technology recoil pad reduces felt recoil and flinch
• Rotary bolt with four massive lugs for strength and solid lockup
• Drop-out trigger group for easy field cleaning
• Alloy receiver drilled and tapped for scope bases
• Crossbolt safety operates with gloves
• Black chrome protection on bolt and components
• Mossy Oak Obsession camo finish

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What ammunition does the Winchester SXP Long Beard shoot?

The SXP Long Beard is a 12-gauge pump with a 3.5-inch chamber, so it will safely shoot 2.75-inch and 3-inch shells, as well as 3.5-inch magnum loads. The included Extra-Full Long Beard choke is optimized to work with Winchester Long Beard XR ammunition for the tightest, densest patterns, though it will function with any quality turkey load in the appropriate chamber length.

Can I mount a rifle scope on this shotgun?

Yes. The alloy receiver is drilled and tapped for scope bases, making it straightforward to add an optical sight. The adjustable comb piece helps you maintain proper eye relief and alignment with a scope mounted above the bore.

What comes in the box?

The Winchester SXP Long Beard ships with the shotgun, the Invector-Plus Extra-Full Long Beard choke tube, two interchangeable comb pieces, and two length-of-pull spacers to allow you to customize the fit and sight picture to your needs.

How adjustable is the stock, and why would I need that for turkey hunting?

The SXP Long Beard includes two comb pieces so you can fine-tune your drop at comb, and two length-of-pull spacers to dial in your length of pull. This flexibility matters because you may want a different setup depending on whether you're using iron sights, fiber-optic sights, or an optical sight—each may require a slightly different cheek position for a consistent, repeatable sight picture. The adjustment also ensures the shotgun fits your frame properly, which improves control and reduces felt recoil.