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Browning 018198514 Citori 525 Field Over/Under 16 Gauge 26 in 2 2.75 in Silver Nitride Steel w/Engraving

$1897.56
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Caliber
16 Gauge
Capacity
2
Category
Firearms
Firearm Type
Shotgun
Shotgun Type
Break-Action
Barrel Length
26in
UPC
23614739135

Overview

The Browning Citori 525 Field is a break-action over/under shotgun chambered in 16 Gauge with a 2-round capacity and 26-inch steel vent rib barrels. It features a silver nitride steel receiver with detailed engraving, a Grade II/III walnut Schnabel forearm with a gloss oil finish, and a top tang safety. Sighting is handled by an ivory bead front sight and mid-bead, and the shotgun includes three Standard Invector flush choke tubes (Full, Modified, and Improved Cylinder).

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