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Browning 0182726010 Citori 725 Sporting Medallion 20 Gauge Break Open 3 2rd, 30 Blued Over/Under Vent Rib Barrel, Blued Engraved with Gold Accents Steel Receiver, Fixed Grade IV Turkish Walnut Wood Stock, Ambi, Shotgun

$6297.24
Brand
Browning
Color
Blued
Caliber
20 Gauge
Capacity
2
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Break Action
Firearm Type
Shotgun
Shotgun Type
Break-Action
Barrel Length
30in
UPC
23614858010
MPN
0182726010

Overview

The Browning Citori 725 Sporting Medallion is a 20-gauge break-open shotgun featuring 30-inch blued over/under vent rib barrels. The steel receiver is finished in high-gloss blue with detailed engravings and gold accents. Designed for range performance, it includes the FireLite mechanical trigger, an Inflex II recoil pad, and a low-profile receiver with a tapered locking bolt. The stock is crafted from Grade IV Turkish walnut with a premium gloss oil finish. This ambidextrous shotgun includes a HiViz Pro-Comp sight and a set of Invector-DS extended choke tubes and a T-wrench.

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