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#2 on this list
Citori 725 Field
Browning
The benchmark over-under: low profile, mechanical triggers, and a swing that keeps moving.
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#3 on this list
A400 Upland
Beretta
Gas-operated autoloader that soaks up recoil and runs dirty all season without complaint.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Citori 725 Field | A400 Upland |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | Browning | — |
| Model | Citori 725 Field | — |
| Action | Over-Under | — |
| Trigger | Mechanical | — |
| Recoil Pad | Inflex II | — |
| Target Use | Upland Hunting | — |
| Action Type | — | Gas-operated Autoloader |
| Recoil System | — | Kick-Off Plus |
| Receiver | — | Aluminum Alloy |
| Stock Material | — | Walnut |
| Gauge Options | — | 12, 20, 28 |
| Chamber Length | — | 3 inches |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Citori 725 Field
- Exceptionally low-profile receiver aids natural pointability
- Reliable mechanical triggers ensure consistent firing
- Excellent balance and smooth swing for upland hunting
- Effective Inflex II recoil pad for shooting comfort
- Proven Browning durability and build quality
- Higher price point makes it a significant investment
- Can be slightly heavier than some dedicated walking guns
- Field stripping requires a bit more effort than a semi-auto
A400 Upland
- Excellent recoil mitigation for comfortable shooting
- Reliable gas system handles diverse ammunition loads
- Balanced swing for effective target acquisition
- Durable construction for long-term field use
- Classic aesthetics with modern performance features
- Higher price point compared to many alternatives
- Slightly heavier than some ultralight upland options
- Gas system requires more cleaning than inertia designs
- Walnut stock can be prone to dings in very rough cover
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