Description
Trap rewards the shooter who does the same thing every single time, and gun fit is where that consistency starts. The Citori 825 Trap with adjustable comb takes the guesswork out of it. One bolt lets you tweak both cast and drop until your eye sits right where it belongs over the high post rib, stacking that classic figure eight picture with the HiViz Pro Comp front sight and ivory mid bead. Once it's set, it stays set, and you can stop thinking about the gun and start thinking about the target.
What Makes the Citori 825 Trap Tick
Browning built the 825 on the same full width hinge pin and tapered locking lug design that has kept Citoris running for generations, so this is a gun that will digest a lifetime of registered targets. The Fire Lite 2 mechanical trigger is a refined version of the trigger from the 725, with lighter, crisper pulls and better reliability with light loads, and it doesn't depend on recoil to reset for the second shot. The Triple Trigger System lets you adjust length of pull at the trigger and swap shoe styles to suit your hand. Add in Vector Pro lengthened forcing cones, back bored 32 inch barrels, and five extended Invector-DS chokes, and you've got patterns worth bragging about at the 27 yard line.
Built for Long Days on the Line
The Grade III/IV walnut wears a gloss oil finish and pairs with a vertical grip and palm swell for a repeatable hand position, while the semi beavertail forearm gives your lead hand plenty to work with. The Inflex II recoil pad pulls the comb down and away from your face on recoil, which your cheek will appreciate somewhere around the third box of shells. Redesigned controls, including a more ergonomic top lever and easier to use safety selector, are small touches that add up over a full season. At around 8.5 pounds, it swings smooth and soaks up recoil the way a dedicated trap gun should. This is the kind of over under you buy once and shoot for decades.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer Part Number: 0183254002
- UPC: 023614855217
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Chamber: 2-3/4 in
- Barrel Length: 32 in
- Overall Length: 50 in
- Length of Pull: 14-3/8 in
- Drop at Comb: 1-9/16 in (adjustable)
- Weight: 8 lbs 8 oz
- Action: Break Action Over/Under
- Capacity: 2 Rounds
- Trigger: Fire Lite 2 Mechanical, Triple Trigger System
- Stock: Grade III/IV Walnut, Gloss Oil Finish, Adjustable Comb
- Receiver Finish: Silver Nitride, Engraved
- Sights: HiViz Pro Comp Front, Ivory Mid Bead
- Choke System: Invector-DS
What’s Included
- Browning Citori 825 Trap over under shotgun with adjustable comb
- Five extended Invector-DS choke tubes (Full, Light Full, Improved Modified x2, Modified)
- Three interchangeable trigger shoes (Triple Trigger System)
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the adjustable comb on the Citori 825 Trap work?
It adjusts for both cast and drop using a single bolt, so you can fine tune it yourself with basic tools in a few minutes. Raise or lower the comb until your eye stacks the front and mid beads in a figure eight over the rib, shift it left or right for cast, and lock it down. It holds its setting once tightened, so your sight picture stays consistent round after round.
Is the trigger on the Browning 825 Trap mechanical or inertia driven?
It's the Fire Lite 2 mechanical trigger, an upgraded version of the trigger from the Citori 725. Because it's mechanical rather than inertia based, the second barrel fires reliably even with very light target loads. The Triple Trigger System also includes three trigger shoes so you can adjust reach and feel to fit your hand.
What chokes come with the Citori 825 Trap and can I buy more?
This model ships with five extended Invector-DS choke tubes: Full, Light Full, two Improved Modified, and Modified, which covers everything from 16 yard singles to long handicap targets. The Invector-DS system is widely supported, so aftermarket and factory tubes are easy to find if you want other constrictions.
Is the Citori 825 Trap only for trap, or can I shoot other clay games with it?
It's purpose built for trap, with a high post rib and stock geometry set up for a rising target and a high point of impact. You could run sporting clays or skeet with it in a pinch, especially since the comb adjusts, but the elevated impact point works against you on flat and dropping targets. If trap is your main game, this setup is exactly what you want.





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