Love my Maxus. No issues or problems. I have had several BPS and never had any issues. My browning A-bolt 7mm mag has been flawless with over 18 kills.

Concerning the sticky stocks, I read somewhere is had to do with off bug spray melting the camo cover.

My Maxus.

So Normaly I wouldn’t do this. I want to say I always keep off social platforms unless something goes south south…

So I bought a browning cynergy a few years back. Over the years it became sticky to the touch. Like gross sticky. So do some reasearch and find out that browning got sued and will warranty the finish and make things right. Great I’m thinking… well wrong. Sent the gun back 3 months ago. I was told it would be Feb before I get it back…hey whatever il live. I’ve got other guns. Brownings.. My gun is gone 3 months and I get the it’s coming back email. So I’m happy and thinking il get to hunt the second half of duck season.
I get the gun back yesterday. I open the box and am like what is going on?! The gun has been gone for 3 months the camo hydro dipped patten is coming off the gun is still sticky and is literally in the same exact shape i had sent it to them in!! So im not happy.

Call customer service only to be told sir id be upset to but you have to call back tmrw and talk to the warranty guys.
This am I do that! I’m told my stock and fore grip were replaced and the gun was sent back.
So the camo is pealing off the gun is now lightly rusted from sitting at browning so long, and it looks like 💩 poop.

Browning tells me all they have to do according to their lawsuit is fixed what was in the suit and the rest is on me. Hell to the no no no. Told them that’s the last browning il ever buy. So now I’m gona have to have it stripped and cerakoted to make it right. Well browning good buy its off to beretta or Benelli my business goes. Hopefully it makes others think twice also about their customer service.

Nice shotgun. You’re referring to deet melting plastic stuff, I believe.

The coating is called Dura-touch and Browning wasn't the only manufacturer to use it. 3M general purpose adhesive remover worked on mine with zero issues.

Did it remove the finish or just the sticky feeling?

No but it’s not made to leave on very long at all. Literally just seconds. Automobile dealers use it to quickly get bumper sticker residue off of cars they buy. You can put a dab on an inconspicuous area and check though in case they have changed their dip material.

should have gotten an 870, best shotgun made, way better than those Belgium jobs

870"s are great dual purpose guns

And to clarify, the tackie feeling from these stocks wasn't coming from the camo/hydrodipped process. It comes from a rubbery coating that they put on the stock and forend. It was quite nice at first as it was a nonslip finish for wet cold hands. But after several years this rubbery coating starts to breakdown and become gummy and tackle to the touch.