Description
The Browning Citori 725 Sporting Medallion .410 30-inch is a low-profile over/under shotgun engineered for sporting clays and skeet. It pairs a lightweight, swing-ready barrel set with Browning’s FireLite mechanical trigger for crisp, repeatable breaks. The Grade IV Turkish walnut stock gets a premium gloss oil finish, and the receiver carries extensive engraving with gold accents. Five Invector choke tubes are included.
| Manufacturer | Browning |
|---|---|
| Model | Citori 725 Sporting Medallion |
| Material | Grade IV Turkish walnut stock, steel receiver, alloy barrel |
| Compatibility | Invector choke tubes (5 included) |
| Finish | Premium gloss oil stock, blued receiver with gold engraving |
| Weight | 6 lbs 11 oz (per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- Low-Profile Receiver – Reduces perceived recoil and speeds target acquisition, especially on fast crossers.
- FireLite Mechanical Trigger – Eliminates the inertia block found in many O/Us, giving you a consistent pull from both barrels regardless of how the gun is held.
- Inflex II Recoil Pad – Soaks up .410’s snap without adding bulk, so you stay on target for follow-up shots.
- Grade IV Turkish Walnut Stock – Hand-selected for figure and finished in gloss oil; it’s as much a showpiece as a shooter.
- 30-Inch Barrels – Balance point sits forward for smooth swing on clays, but short enough for upland work if you carry it all day.
Who It’s For
This shotgun fits the serious clays shooter who wants a dedicated .410 for sub-gauge events, plus the upland hunter who values a lightweight, fast-handling gun with premium looks. The 725 action and 30-inch barrels suit shooters who prefer a mechanical trigger over inertia systems.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: Mechanical trigger gives consistent pull weight from both barrels—no inertia block to fight.
- Pro: Grade IV Turkish walnut and gold engraving make this a head-turner at the range.
- Con: At $6,399.99, it’s a significant investment compared to entry-level .410 O/Us; the .410 gauge limits versatility for heavy upland loads or waterfowl.
Comparison
| Feature | Browning Citori 725 Sporting Medallion .410 | Beretta 687 Silver Pigeon III .410 | Winchester 101 Field .410 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Action | Low-profile, mechanical trigger | Low-profile, inertia trigger | Standard profile, mechanical trigger |
| Stock Wood | Grade IV Turkish walnut, gloss oil | Grade III walnut, oil finish | Grade II walnut, satin finish |
| Weight | 6 lbs 11 oz | 6 lbs 9 oz | 6 lbs 12 oz |
| Chokes | 5 Invector tubes | 5 Mobilchoke tubes | 5 Winchoke tubes |
| Price | $6,399.99 | $5,799.00 | $1,799.99 |
Per Browning specs, the Citori 725’s low-profile receiver reduces lock time by 15% compared to the standard 725, which matters when you’re breaking pairs. The Beretta 687 uses an inertia trigger—fine for doubles, but less consistent if you shoot one barrel at a time. The Winchester 101 is a budget alternative, but you lose the engraving and premium wood.
FAQ
What choke tubes come with the Browning Citori 725 Sporting Medallion .410?
It ships with five Invector choke tubes: Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full.
Can this shotgun be used for hunting?
Yes. The .410 gauge works for upland birds like quail and woodcock, plus small game. The 30-inch barrels give good swing for clays but are manageable in the field.
How does the FireLite trigger differ from other Browning triggers?
FireLite is a mechanical trigger system—it fires both barrels independently of recoil. This means you get the same pull weight from the first and second barrel, unlike inertia triggers that rely on the gun’s recoil to reset.
Is the stock adjustable for cast or drop?
The stock does not come with adjustable comb or cast. If you need a custom fit, you’ll need a stock fitter or aftermarket adjustable pad.
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- ✅ Nationwide delivery – ships to all 50 states
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- ✅ 30-day return policy – no restocking fee
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