For tactical shooters who demand a precision-oriented over/under with competition-grade handling and field-ready durability, the right shotgun balances sight picture, trigger control, and shot-pattern versatility. The following review examines a platform that brings those elements together for serious shooters and sportsmen.

BROWNING CITORI 725 SPORTING is engineered with a low-profile receiver to help you get your eye closer to the barrels axis, improving follow-through and sight alignment for fast, repeatable target acquisition.

Design and fit

The Citori 725 Sporting offers classic wood stock ergonomics with modern materials: a Black Walnut stock, Mid Bead Ivory, and a HiViz Pro-Comp sight. It’s available with a variety of barrel lengths—28, 30, or 32 inches—with the heaviest tipping the scales at 7 pounds 10 ounces. Specific factory details list Gauge .410, Capacity 2, Barrel Finish Polished Blued, Receiver Finish Silver Nitride and a Chrome Plated Chamber for reliable extraction under demanding conditions. Length of Pull 14 34, Chamber Length 3, Barrel Length 30, Overall Length 50, Weight 7 lbs 5 oz are all part of the published spec set that serious buyers will check against their use case.

Barrel, choke, and pattern control

This over/under includes either three or five interchangeable chokes depending on gauge, allowing shooters to tune shot patterns for clays, tactical drills, or upland work. Barrel material is steel and the construction supports consistent patterns and durability. For pricing and to compare configuration options, View product details and pricing.

Trigger systems and performance

The Browning Citori 725 Sporting incorporates Browning’s triple trigger system and the new mechanical trigger (FireLite) that offers lighter pull weights than earlier models. Users can customize trigger shoe and length of pull and switch between three- or five-choke setups to match mission profiles — from competitive sporting clays to precise tactical drills.

Construction details—receiver material steel, polished blued barrels, and Silver Nitride receiver finish—prioritize longevity and resistance to wear. At a retail price of $3,383.99, this is positioned as a premium Over Under built for shooters who insist on performance and adjustability. For current stock and exact configurations, Check availability.

Final buying considerations

For operators and competitors seeking a low-profile sight plane, configurable choke options, and a lighter mechanical trigger, the BROWNING CITORI 725 SPORTING presents a compelling package. Its combination of classic walnut furniture and modern finishes makes it suitable for both range-focused tactical work and traditional sporting use. Shop this product to review configurations and place an order; clicking will take you to the shop page where the retailer lists purchasing details.

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