
The Browning Citori is not a mass-produced shotgun. Many of the parts in each Citori are individually hand-fitted, progressing from the skilled hands of one gunsmith to the next. Because of this attention to detail, each Citori takes about four months to complete. As a result, each Citori is unique.
A direct descendant of John M. Browning's Superposed, the Citori is the quintessential representative of the Browning brand. Action components are manufactured to exacting tolerances, heat-treated for strength, and carefully assembled using the traditional lampblack-and-file method to ensure precise fit. Wood-to-metal fit is impeccable. It is this extreme level of craftsmanship that leads to the dependable function, admirable appearance, championship performance and respect from generations of shotgunners.
The beauty of a Citori runs more than just skin deep, it's performance is something to behold. An accomplished shotgun competitor himself, it was Mr. Browning's belief that a shotgun with the barrels stacked one above the other, and with a single sighting plane, would be superior to the side by side models popular in his day. The Citori is nimble to the shoulder and deftly swings to the target with time-honored, natural grace. Whether for target sports or hunting, the stock and forearm dimensions and style are optimized for each model. Another aspect of the well-earned reputation of the Citori lies with it's durability. The full-width hinge pin and tapered locking lug design easily outlasts trunnion-style guns and why hunters and shooters say that a "Citori wears in, not out."
Legacy, beauty, performance, and durability ... it's all here. Get a Citori in your hands and see for yourself. Only then will you fully understand why the Citori is the best-selling over and under shotgun in the world.
























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