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#2 on this list
Citori 725 Field
Browning
A lower receiver and the Fire Lite trigger make it point faster than the older Citoris. Built to outlast you.
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#3 on this list
Ultra Light
Benelli
Under six pounds in 12 gauge. The gun for hunters who cover ground rather than sit on field edges.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Citori 725 Field | Ultra Light |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | Browning | Benelli |
| Model | Citori 725 Field | Ultra Light |
| Action | Over/Under | Semi-automatic |
| Gauge Options | 12, 20, 28, .410 | — |
| Trigger | Fire Lite Mechanical | — |
| Receiver Material | Steel | — |
| Gauge Tested | — | 12 gauge |
| Weight (12GA) | — | Under 6 lbs |
| Receiver | — | Alloy |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Citori 725 Field
- Significantly improved low-profile receiver and balance
- Excellent Fire Lite Mechanical Trigger for crisp pulls
- Legendary Browning reliability and robust construction
- Manages recoil effectively with Inflex II pad
- Versatile for both upland hunting and clay target shooting
- Higher price point makes it an investment
- Heavier than some alternative upland shotguns
- Standard walnut can be a bit plain for some tastes
Ultra Light
- Extremely lightweight for all-day carry
- Fast handling and quick target acquisition
- Renowned inertia-driven reliability
- Low maintenance and clean operation
- Durable construction for field use
- Increased felt recoil with heavy loads
- Premium price point
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