For shooters who demand repeatable patterning, fast target acquisition, and a firearm that balances tradition with modern engineering, the right over/under can make all the difference. This review focuses on how a thoughtfully engineered shotgun performs in the field, from fit and balance to control systems that reduce recoil and improve shot-to-shot consistency.

Browning Citori 725 Field

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Design and Handling

The Citori 725 is engineered to bring your eye closer to the axis of the barrels, creating a more natural point of aim so instinct can take over. The low-profile receiver contributes to an exceptionally balanced feel; when a gun sits naturally in the hands, follow-through and swing are markedly improved. These design choices are practical for both competitive clay work and upland outings.

Locking, Strength, and Barrel Dynamics

Browning’s Invector system provides consistent, reliable tightening, while the tapered locking bolt engages a full-width tapered recess in the rear barrel lugs for robust lock-up. The hinge pin extends from one side of the receiver to the other, maximizing structural strength where it matters. The Citori 725 also uses Browning’s Total Barrel Dynamics and Inflex II technology to manage harmonics and reduce perceived recoil, keeping shots on target faster.

Trigger and Recoil Management

The Triple Trigger System is a standout: it fine-tunes finger-to-trigger length of pull and offers interchangeable trigger shoes — wide checkered, narrow smooth, or wide smooth canted — to match shooter preference. The Field model includes a Fire Lite Mechanical Trigger, a vent rib for sighting, an engraved receiver for classic aesthetics, an Inflex recoil pad for comfort, and an ivory bead sight for clear target pickup.

Price is $1950.99, reflecting a blend of fine workmanship and performance-driven features. View product details and pricing to confirm current inventory and ordering.

Who Should Consider the Citori 725 Field

This shotgun suits serious clay shooters and hunters who value balance and a refined trigger system. While no specific caliber is listed for this product page, the engineering features — low-profile receiver, Invector locking, tapered locking bolt, and Triple Trigger System — make it an excellent choice for shooters seeking predictable performance in an over/under platform. Check current availability and purchase options through the retailer: Check availability.

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