The Winchester SXP Camp and Field Combo is a 20-gauge pump shotgun that ships with two barrels: a 26-inch vent-rib field barrel and an 18-inch cylinder-bore camp barrel. Swapping between them is straightforward, and the two configurations cover a wide range of uses without buying a second gun. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Gauge: 20 GA 
• Chamber Length: 3" 
• Field Barrel Length: 26" 
• Camp Barrel Length: 18" 
• Overall Length: 
  • Field Barrel: 48.5" 
  • Camp Barrel: 38.5" 
• Length of Pull: 13.75" 
• Drop at Comb: 1.75" 
• Drop at Heel: 2" 
• Weight: 
  • Field Barrel: 6 lbs. 4 oz. 
  • Camp Barrel: 5 lbs. 14 oz. 
• Magazine Capacity: 5+1 
• Barrel Finish: Black 
• Barrel Type: 
  • Field Barrel - Vent Rib 
  • Camp Barrel - Cylinder Bore 
• Stock Finish: Synthetic 
• Sights Included: 
  • Field Barrel - Front Bead 
  • Camp Barrel - Fiber Optic 
• Chokes Included: 
  • Field Barrel (Invector Plus Flush (IC, M, F) 
  • Camp Barrel) Cylinder 
     
    The synthetic stock handles weather without issue. The field barrel comes with three Invector Plus flush chokes (improved cylinder, modified, full), while the camp barrel runs cylinder bore with fiber optic sights for faster acquisition up close. At around six pounds with the field barrel, fatigue isn't a concern on longer hunts. The 20 gauge and 3-inch chamber handle a broad range of field loads. A practical two-in-one setup for hunters who want one gun that handles both upland birds and camp/home-defense duties.

The Winchester SXP 20GA Dual Barrel Combo draws generally positive feedback, with some nuanced criticism.

Most owners appreciate the dual-barrel concept. Having a dedicated field setup and a shorter camp barrel in one package is a practical advantage. The action cycles smoothly and Winchester's reputation for reliability holds up in user accounts. The light weight is frequently mentioned as a plus for carrying through the field all day.

On the critical side, some users, particularly newer or recoil-sensitive shooters, find the 20 gauge kick more noticeable than expected. A handful have mentioned wanting better optics compatibility, especially on the camp barrel. There are occasional comments about finish durability on the synthetic stock over extended outdoor use.

Overall the combo is seen as a solid, functional shotgun that delivers on its core promise of versatility. It works well for hunters and recreational shooters who want a single gun that adapts to different situations.