Citori 725 field

[Amelio]

I just love over under the way they look. Anyone have experiance with the 725 field citori preferably 20 gauge. I'm thinking about buying one although they seem difficult to find in Ontario

 

[1963beretta]

They are excellent guns. Should last you a lifetime

 

[REM3200]

I have the 725 Sporting 20 gauge. I wanted the 32” barrels and extra half inch LOP. Great gun.

Field:
26",28" barrel lengths.
3 flush DS chokes.
2 white beads for sights.
LOP is 14.25".
Non adjustable trigger.
Non ported.
Game scene engraving on receiver.

Sporting:
28",30",32" barrel lengths.
5 extended DS chokes.
hi-viz sight with white mid bead sight.
LOP on the sporting is 14.75".
3 position adjustable trigger.
Palm swell.
Ported.

 

[DAgunlvr]

I have the citori cxs. Loving it so far.

 

[VictoryXC]

I have a 12g 725 Feather and it is fantastic. I've had it a few years now and it has performed flawlessly.

 

[rembolt]

I have a 725 field 20ga 28" bbls since 2017 . It is my favorite gun to head to the field with . It is reasonably light 6lb 9oz very well balanced and points and shoots awesome . I have used the gun for grouse pheasants and the odd round of sporting clays . Probably a 1000 rounds through it now and it has been flawless .

 

[stubblejumper]

I actually prefer the 625 Feather over the 725 Feather.

 

[Salibas007]

The 725 is one of the best OUs I’ve owned. You will not regret it. Easy to point, mechanically a tank and beautiful to look at and hold.

I own one in 12g and it’s my go to trap and skeet gun. I’d love to own one in 20g as well but I don’t shoot that caliber enough to justify dropping that kind of coin on one

 

[VictoryXC]

I actually prefer the 625 Feather over the 725 Feather.

The 625 Feather is nice, but was heavier than what I was after. My 725 Feather is just under 6.5 pounds vs the 625 Feather at 7 pounds. (Perhaps there is a lighter version of the 625 that I am unaware of??)