The Browning Cynergy is a break-action over/under shotgun chambered in 12 Gauge with a 3.5-inch chamber. It has a 28-inch vent-rib barrel set finished in Vintage Tan Camo to match a synthetic stock with an adjustable comb, and it holds 2 rounds ready to fire between the two barrels. The steel receiver carries the same Vintage Tan Camo finish for a matched, low-visibility look. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Browning 
• Model: Cynergy 
• Caliber: 12 Gauge 
• Action: Break Action 
• Capacity: 2rd 
• Barrel Length: 28 in 
• Finish: Vintage Tan Camo 
• Material: Steel 
• Weight: 7.08 lbs 
   

Detailed Features 

• Over/under vent-rib barrel set accepts Invector-Plus Extended choke tubes, and the gun ships with Full, Improved Cylinder and Modified chokes. 
• Synthetic stock has an adjustable comb and a length of pull of 14.25 inches, plus an Inflex recoil pad for felt-recoil control. 
• Ivory bead front sight with a mid-bead lets the shooter reference the rib for target and field shots. 
• Tang-mounted safety sits within reach of the trigger hand for quick manipulation between barrels. 
• Vintage Tan Camo finish covers both the barrel and steel receiver for a consistent look.

Owners of the Cynergy line tend to describe it as a reliable, well-balanced over/under that points naturally in the field. The break-action design is simple to maintain, and the steel receiver holds up to regular use with basic cleaning.

The adjustable comb on the synthetic stock is a common highlight, since it lets hunters set the gun up for their own cheek weld and preferred sight picture down the rib. A few owners mention that a synthetic stock feels less refined than a walnut Cynergy, though most accept the trade-off since the camo finish is meant for hard field use rather than the range.

On value, the Cynergy is generally seen as a practical step into Browning's over/under lineup, with the included choke set covering common hunting needs without extra purchases. Aftermarket chokes and accessories for the Invector-Plus system are easy to find, which owners like when tuning patterns for different game.