Browning Citori 725 Field

The low-profile receiver brings the barrels closer to your hands, which significantly improves pointability and helps you get on target faster. It also helps manage recoil by aligning the barrels more directly with the stock, making follow-up shots more comfortable.

The 28-gauge is a fantastic choice for upland birds like quail, dove, or woodcock where you want a lightweight, maneuverable gun. While it is highly effective at reasonable ranges, it lacks the payload capacity of a 12-gauge, so it is best suited for closer-range shooting.

The single selective trigger allows you to choose which barrel fires first. You can toggle the selector—usually located on the safety tang—to prioritize either the bottom or top barrel, giving you control over which choke you use for your first shot.

Yes, this model uses the Invector-DS Flush choke system. It comes with a set of interchangeable chokes, allowing you to adjust your shot pattern based on the specific game you are hunting or the distance of your targets.

While 6.90 lbs is light enough to carry comfortably all day in the field, the 28-gauge chambering is inherently low-recoil. The combination of the low-profile receiver and the manageable gauge makes this a very soft-shooting firearm that is easy to handle for most shooters.