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Browning 0136243009 Citori 725 High Rib Sporting 12 Gauge 32 in Barrel 3 in 2rd, Blued Ported Barrels With High-Post Floating Rib, Silver Nitride Finished Engraved Receiver, Gloss Black Walnut Adjustable Comb Stock With Close Radius Grip, Shotgun

$3408.13
Brand
Browning
Color
Silver
Caliber
12 Gauge
Capacity
2
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Break Action
Firearm Type
Shotgun
Shotgun Type
Break-Action
Barrel Length
32in
UPC
23614400684

Overview

The Browning Citori 725 High Rib Sporting is a 12-gauge over/under break-action shotgun featuring 32-inch ported barrels and a ventilated extra-high top rib. The steel receiver has a silver nitride finish and is accented with 725 Sporting engraving. The shotgun utilizes the Invector-DS extended choke system and the Fire Lite mechanical trigger, which features the Triple Trigger System for adjustable length of pull. The stock is crafted from gloss oil-finish black walnut with an adjustable comb and a close-radius grip. It includes Inflex II recoil technology and HiViz Pro-Comp sights.

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