BROWNING CITORI 725 : Gauge: 12 – Chamber Length: 3 – Barrel Length: 32 – Overall Length: 50 – Length of Pull: 14 3/4 – Drop at Comb: 1 9/16 – Drop at Heel: 2 3/8 – Weight: 7 lbs 10 oz – Rib Width: 5/16 – 7/16 – Barrel Finish: Polished Blued – Stock Finish: Gloss Oil – Wood Grade: Grade III/IV – Chokes Included: Full IM M IC & Skeet – Receiver Finish: Silver Nitride – Chamber Finish: Chrome Plated Chamber – Front Sight: HiViz Pro-Comp – Choke System: Invector-DS Extended – Barrel Material: Steel – Mid Bead: Ivory – Barrel Porting: Yes – Side Ribs: Vented – -Stock Material: Black Walnut – Pad: Inflex 2 Large – Checkering: Cut 20 LPI – Adjustable Comb: Y – Receiver Material: Steel – Trigger Finish: Gold Plated – Trigger Guard Finish: Silver Nitride – Trigger Material: Alloy – Trigger Guard Material: Steel – Trigger Guard Engraving: Buck Mark in Gold – Receiver Engraving: Laser – Choke Wrench Included: T-Wrench

The shotgun is an American classic and there are many solid options. Some people love the classic Bobwhite G2, while others prefer the Stoeger Double Defense for its home defense features. But there is one shotgun that reigns supreme: the Browning Citori 725.

Citori has been around for decades and has built a very solid reputation over the years. In case you were wondering, the famous “Citori” handle has no special meaning. After researching its origins, I discovered that it was merely an advertising idea, conceived at a dinner party in the early 1970s. Harmon G. Williams, then president of the Browning Arms Company, was at his desk thinking about a proper name, and “Citori” just popped into his head. True story!

Of all the Citori models that have been produced, the 725 may just be the best. An improved classic loved by people from all walks of life, it has everything you could want in a shotgun. Here are 10 reasons why it is simply the best over and under firearm.

Citori has been around for decades and has built a very solid reputation over the years. In case you were wondering, the famous “Citori” handle has no special meaning. After researching its origins, I discovered that it was merely an advertising idea, conceived at a dinner party in the early 1970s. Harmon G. Williams, then president of the Browning Arms Company, was at his desk thinking about a proper name, and “Citori” just popped into his head. True story!

Of all the Citori models that have been produced, the 725 may just be the best. An improved classic loved by people from all walks of life, it has everything you could want in a shotgun. Here are 10 reasons why it is simply the best over and under firearm.