Browning Citori 725 Sporting 20ga Over/Under Shotgun Gloss Oil - 0135316010

SKU:
120913882
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UPC:
023614400455
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MPN:
0135316010
$3,636.25
Current Stock:
Capacity-Rounds:
2
Caliber-Gauge:
20 Gauge
Hand:
Right Hand
Barrel Length:
30"
Barrel Length Range:
30" to 31.99"
OAL:
48"
Trigger:
FireLite
Receiver Description:
Engraved
Chamber:
3"
Weight:
7.10 lbs
Metal Finish Group:
Silver/Gray
Action:
Break Open
Safety:
Top Tang
Stock Finish Group:
Brown
Stock Description:
Fixed
Sights:
HiViz Pro Comp Front, Ivory Mid Bead Rear
Weight Range:
7 lbs to 7.99 lbs
Barrel Description:
30" Back-Bored, Ported Vent Rib
Chokes Included:
F,IC,IM,M,SK
Choke Configuration:
Invector-DS Extended

The Browning Citori 725 Sporting is a 20-gauge over/under shotgun built for shooters who want serious performance without the recoil penalty of 12-gauge competition or hunting loads. With a 3-inch chamber and 30-inch barrels, this gun delivers the balance of swing, speed, and shot capacity that makes 20-gauge a favorite on the sporting clays course and in the upland field. The Citori 725's refined over/under action cycles smoothly and handles the demands of high-volume shooting, whether you're working through a course of fire or pursuing game birds across open country.

Walnut furniture and a polished blued finish give the 725 Sporting a classic shotgun aesthetic that wears well on the shoulder and in the cabinet. At 6 pounds 6 ounces and 48 inches overall, the gun balances manageability with the sight radius needed for accurate lead and sustained target acquisition. The choke set—Full, Improved Modified, Modified, Improved Cylinder, and Skeet—covers everything from tightened patterns for distant targets to open spread for close-in work, making this 20-gauge versatile enough for multiple shooting disciplines and hunting scenarios.

Browning's reputation in over/under shotgun design means the Citori 725 handles predictably, cycles reliably, and shoulders quickly. Whether you're a sporting clays regular looking to drop your 12-gauge and shoot lighter recoil, a hunter who values precision over payload, or a shooter who simply prefers the feel and behavior of a finer 20-gauge, this shotgun delivers without compromise.

Key Features

  • 20-gauge over/under action with 3-inch chamber for versatile ammunition choices
  • 30-inch barrels optimized for sustained sight picture and balanced handling
  • Five-choke set covers open to tight patterns for sporting clays and hunting
  • Black walnut stock and polished blued finish for durability and classic appearance
  • 2-round capacity with reliable over/under ejection
  • 48-inch overall length and 6 lb 6 oz weight for shootable balance

Specifications

Gauge20
Action TypeOver/Under
Chamber3 inch
Capacity2
Barrel Length30 inches
Overall Length48 inches
Weight6 lb 6 oz
Chokes IncludedFull, Improved Modified, Modified, Improved Cylinder, Skeet
StockBlack Walnut
FinishPolished Blued

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best use for a 20-gauge over/under like the Citori 725?

The Browning Citori 725 Sporting shines in sporting clays competition, where the 20-gauge's lighter recoil and faster swing help you shoot a higher volume of targets with greater precision. It's equally at home hunting upland game—quail, pheasant, grouse—where the 3-inch chamber and included choke set give you the pattern control to take birds cleanly at typical hunting ranges. The 30-inch barrels support quick target acquisition and sustained follow-up shots.

What does the five-choke set mean for hunting and clays?

The included chokes—Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full—let you dial in shot patterns for different scenarios. Skeet and Improved Cylinder produce wider, more open patterns useful for close-range flushing or dense cover. Modified and Improved Modified hit a middle ground for general hunting. Full choke tightens your pattern for distant targets or situations where precision matters. One gun, five tools.

How does the 20-gauge Citori 725 compare to a 12-gauge for recoil and shot volume?

The 20-gauge fires a lighter payload than a 12-gauge, which means noticeably less recoil at your shoulder—a real advantage over a day of shooting clays or hunting. The trade-off is fewer pellets per shot, but in the field most game falls to accurate placement over raw pellet count. For shooters who prioritize comfort, speed of target re-acquisition, and ability to maintain form over many shots, the 20-gauge approach often wins.

Is the 30-inch barrel length standard for sporting guns?

The 30-inch barrels on this Citori 725 are a popular choice for sporting clays and hunting. They provide enough sight radius to track moving targets smoothly and generate the velocity needed for consistent patterns at typical hunting and clay ranges without becoming unwieldy in the field or on a course.

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