Browning Citori Lightning

Review: Browning Citori CXS Over-Under

On the range and in the field, the new CXS performed as billed. It handled great, swung smoothly, and never malfunctioned. The ejectors chucked empties out with authority, and the trigger pulls were excellent. Weighing in at 7 pounds, 2 ounces, it was a d

Shotgun Review: Browning Citori 725

the Citori 725 has machine-cut checkering that wraps around the grip without any distortion and roll stamp engraving on the receiver, showing a pair of pheasants on one side and ducks on the other both nestled amid a border of scrolls. The engraving is si

Browning Citori, Good Over and Under or Not? Please Help!

Yes, the Citori's are very good guns. In fact, It was say great guns. Not much difference between the models except for cosmetics. You will not regret buying the White Lightening. Great gun. If you hunt with it, I think you will like the white lightening

Gun Review: The Browning Citori 725

The Citori swings a little smoother and kicks a little less than many similar O/U guns because it weighs a little more, which is a good thing. The Citori will break clays and kill birds with the best of them if it fits the shooter and the shooter knows ho

I'm very pleased with my Citori Lightning. It's probably the best O/U I will ever own because more money only buys more fancy. Having said that I did a comparison with my Baikal O/U that I'm also happy with. Right out of the box the Browning needed work t

Browning has gotten the message about the stock. My Citori White Lightening has an impressive walnut stock (with a considerable amount of burling in the wood) and the finish is rubbed oil. The fit is dead on. You have to be patient with wear in time, but

I have Browning O/U 12, 20, 28, and 410 shotguns and although there are many fine shotguns, you will never get a better gun regardless of how much you pay. Fancier? Maybe, but never better. I have been shooting them for nearly 30 years mostly trap and spo

20 gauge upland special.Great gun to shoot, clean, carry and maintain. If bought used you can't go wrong, other wise costly. I'm 6" 2" 240lb and find the a gun perfect fit. Would buy again. I hunt quail, grouse, pheasant,and doves with the Browning and ca

I have had several Browning Citori Lightnings. All were absolute work-horses. After 25,000 rounds my fave Lightning still locks up like a bank vault and it brings down the birds!! If you want just one shotgun, you won't go wrong with a Browning Lightning.

This is a real good gun for the price I had gotten it, they had a great sale at our local sportsmans warehouse store and I just had to get it. The gun is real conferrable and for the price I had gotten for it is amazing

It's hard to rate a gun when you haven't shot it for twenty years. Guns are like clocks--how do you know if they are good? Only answerable after they have worked well for a very long time. Many of the reviews here are cosmetic or idiosyncratic based on pe

Considering how much I paid for this gun ($1500), I expected more. Came in a cardboard box. Even my $1100 automatic came in a plastic box. The wood to metal fit is poor. There is not a smooth transition from stock to receiver. The wood is bland. No figure