Browning Citori 725 Sporting Medallion High Grade 28 Gauge 30″

Description

There is a reason so many clays regulars keep coming back to the Citori 725, and this Sporting Medallion High Grade in 28 gauge might be the prettiest version of that argument. The blued steel receiver carries extensive engraving with gold accents, and the Grade IV Turkish walnut is picked for dark, rich grain that matches the deep blueing, then treated to a premium gloss oil finish. There is even a name plate inlay in the stock if you want your initials on it. This is the kind of gun people wander over to look at in the rack before you ever break a clay with it.

What Makes the Citori 725 Medallion Shoot as Good as It Looks

Underneath the fancy wood is a serious sporting gun. The 725 action sits noticeably lower than older Citori receivers, which puts your hands closer to the bore line for a flatter, more connected swing, while the full width hinge pin and tapered locking bolt keep the legendary Citori durability intact. The FireLite mechanical trigger breaks light and clean, and since it does not rely on recoil to set the second barrel, your follow up shot is always ready. The 30 inch lightweight barrels give this little 28 gauge a smooth, deliberate swing instead of the whippy feel some sub gauges have, and the HiViz Pro-Comp front sight makes target acquisition quick.

Citori 725 Sporting High Grade, From the Clays Course to the Field

With five choke tubes in the box, from Skeet all the way up to Full, you can set this gun up for skeet, sporting clays, or a fall afternoon chasing grouse and quail. A 28 gauge already treats your shoulder kindly, and the Inflex II recoil pad softens things further, so long practice days stay pleasant. Cut checkering and a right hand palm swell give the stock a comfortable, repeatable grip. Built by Miroku in Japan like every Citori, the fit and finish here lives up to the High Grade name.