I just purchased a USA Browning Citori 725 “Pro” Sporting and I feel ripped off, with major buyers remorse!!! The only difference between the “Pro” and the regular adjustable 725 sporting is the lockable case, stock ONLY balancing weights, supposedly high grade 3-4 wood, and the laser engraving on the receiver, ( which is no where near as defined as the representation on Browning’s website.) Which are not worth the extra $400+ over the regular adjustable 725 sporting. 1st the lockable case is okay, but really it’s a large generic fit ( $150 at most ). 2nd my gun weighs 8lbs 2.5oz ( nice ) But it back heavy and balanced about and 1” behind the hinge. Adding more weight to the stock and not having the barrel balancing weights to counter will throw the balance off even more. 3rd the wood isn’t better than the regular adjustable versions I have seen. Also the wood has lots of pits and need to be filled with oil or something. 4th Like most things, the pictures of receiver on Browning’s website shows clear a defined definition of textures where mine, ( and the other 2 at the store ) have an almost completely silver receiver with light grey Letters of Pro on the side. No definition!!! Also the gun comes wrapped in plastic, Not nice socks. The accessories, spare chokes, and parts only comes a cardboard box, not a descent plastic case!!! My package didn’t even have the stock counter balances. I should have gone with a Caesar Guerini Summit Sporting Or Black addition. A Much more detailed and refined shotgun. Or for $2500 a Fabarm Elos N2, which feels and shot for me about the same as the Browning.
Luke Lynn I just started shooting sporting Clays, so before I was going to spend my hard earned money, I shot as many guns as I could. Several were out of my price range and skill, so I stuck to the entry leave guns. I wound up narrowing it do to 4 guns ( in this order) CG Summit, Br725, Fabarm Elos N2, Ber 690. I think the Browning fits me well, shot well, and is built well. It’s just plain Utilitarian, and unrefined. Where the Italian guns seem classier, nicer looking, and shot well too!!!
We were jus ttrying something new out, clearly a bad idea. Background had to change, needed the table space for more guns. We have some plans for something background wise in the future, but you will have to wait for that
the review was not as good as the real shooting. I understand the cost is something you need to think of. It is hard to beat a real shooting review. Bummer the 725, didn't get that chance.
No shit? Front heavy with that bloody great attachment on the barrel. 😂🤣😂🤣
The recoil looks spectacular.
I just purchased a USA Browning Citori 725 “Pro” Sporting and I feel ripped off, with major buyers remorse!!!
The only difference between the “Pro” and the regular adjustable 725 sporting is the lockable case, stock ONLY balancing weights, supposedly high grade 3-4 wood, and the laser engraving on the receiver, ( which is no where near as defined as the representation on Browning’s website.)
Which are not worth the extra $400+ over the regular adjustable 725 sporting.
1st the lockable case is okay, but really it’s a large generic fit ( $150 at most ).
2nd my gun weighs 8lbs 2.5oz ( nice )
But it back heavy and balanced about and 1” behind the hinge. Adding more weight to the stock and not having the barrel balancing weights to counter will throw the balance off even more.
3rd the wood isn’t better than the regular adjustable versions I have seen. Also the wood has lots of pits and need to be filled with oil or something.
4th Like most things, the pictures of receiver on Browning’s website shows clear a defined definition of textures where mine, ( and the other 2 at the store ) have an almost completely silver receiver with light grey Letters of Pro on the side. No definition!!!
Also the gun comes wrapped in plastic, Not nice socks. The accessories, spare chokes, and parts only comes a cardboard box, not a descent plastic case!!! My package didn’t even have the stock counter balances.
I should have gone with a Caesar Guerini Summit Sporting Or Black addition. A Much more detailed and refined shotgun. Or for $2500 a Fabarm Elos N2, which feels and shot for me about the same as the Browning.
Wow, not all adjustable combs are created equal. Nice simple system of adjustment!
Very fast indeed, check out the after market Kalix adjustable comb - that is amazing!
The Gun Shop Will do, thanks Jon...
Was going to chop my 325 in for one of those but then had a go on a Caesar Guerini Summit Ascent now I’m caught up between them
Whichever fits you best
Luke Lynn I just started shooting sporting Clays, so before I was going to spend my hard earned money, I shot as many guns as I could. Several were out of my price range and skill, so I stuck to the entry leave guns. I wound up narrowing it do to 4 guns ( in this order)
CG Summit, Br725, Fabarm Elos N2,
Ber 690.
I think the Browning fits me well, shot well, and is built well. It’s just plain Utilitarian, and unrefined.
Where the Italian guns seem classier, nicer looking, and shot well too!!!
In the adjustable stock version, are there two models, one for right-handed and one for left-handed, or is it ambidextrous? CHEERS!!!
Does your Browning have the Pro weight system in the stock?
Alot of people are selling them !!! And no regrets. 😝
What is this simulator ?
Are all Japanese 725’s hand checkered?
where can i found htat trap game, i just can see MARKSMAN... can u please help me where can i buy it to practice please??
Drop us an email, and we will send you the contact details
@@tgsoutdoors Hello. Please send us the contacts where to buy the simulator.
Really not a fan of the simulator and the new back drop, it was clean and simple before.
We were jus ttrying something new out, clearly a bad idea. Background had to change, needed the table space for more guns. We have some plans for something background wise in the future, but you will have to wait for that
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the review was not as good as the real shooting. I understand the cost is something you need to think of. It is hard to beat a real shooting review. Bummer the 725, didn't get that chance.
I much preferred your previous "style" reviews. Simulator may be fun, but useless in a review. A very low cieling does not help.
Point taken
Not a big fan of simulator. I too prefer earlier reviews.
Hearing you loud and clear, just trying something new, which clearly wasn't popular!