The Browning Citori 725 Sporting High Grade Medallion .410 bore brings engraving, gold highlights and Grade IV Turkish walnut to the smallest bore in the 725 Sporting line (Browning part no. 018272911). Browning fits it with 32-inch barrels and a 3-inch chamber, so the .410 shoots as steadily as the larger gauges while staying very light on the shoulder. It is built on the low-profile Citori 725 receiver with a FireLite mechanical trigger, and the stock gets a gloss oil finish, a right-hand palm swell and a nameplate for the owner’s initials. For a sub-gauge clays shooter or a collector who wants a .410 worth showing off, it is the finest version of the idea.

Key Specifications

• The bore is .410, the lightest-recoiling option in the 725 Sporting line and a challenging one for sub-gauge clays.
• Chambers are 3 inches, so the gun accepts .410 shells up to the full 3-inch length.
• Barrel length is 32 inches, a long sight plane that adds steadiness to a light bore.
• Overall length is 50 inches and the listed weight is 7 pounds 7 ounces, a weight that tames the swing of a small-bore gun.
• Length of pull is 14-3/4 inches with 1-9/16 inches of drop at comb and 2-3/8 inches at heel.
• The receiver is blued steel with extensive engraving and gold enhancement, which is the visual centerpiece of this High Grade Medallion model.
• The stock is Grade IV Turkish walnut with a premium gloss oil finish and 20 lines-per-inch checkering, selected for the dark grain that matches the blued metal.
• The barrels are high-gloss blued steel with chrome-plated chambers, which resists corrosion and keeps cleaning simple.
• Sighting is a HiViz Pro-Comp front sight with an ivory mid-bead, a bright front post for fast pickup on clay targets.
• Five extended choke tubes ship with the gun in Full, Improved Modified, Modified, Improved Cylinder and Skeet, covering everything from close skeet birds to distant clays.

Frequently Asked Questions

What chokes come with the .410 bore version? Five extended chokes (Full, Improved Modified, Modified, Improved Cylinder and Skeet) are included along with a T-wrench. The .410 bore uses the Standard Invector choke system.

How long are the chambers? The chambers are 3 inches.

How does the .410 differ from the 28 gauge and 20 gauge versions? The .410 bore has 32-inch barrels, a 50-inch overall length and a listed weight of 7 pounds 7 ounces. The 28 gauge version has 30-inch barrels, and the 20 gauge matches the .410 at 32 inches.

Buy the Browning Citori 725 Sporting High Grade Medallion .410 Bore Shotgun, 32-Inch Barrels

A .410 bore Citori 725 in High Grade Medallion dress is a rare combination of finish and challenge. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL, and browse our selection of over-under shotguns for more.