Few other shotguns in history can boast of a reputation like that of a Browning Superposed. Designed by John M. Browning himself. This shotgun was the first commercially successful double barrel that featured the barrels stacked one on the other. This innovative creation displayed all of the elements that were typical of The Master’s style: Sleek lines, handling best described as intuitive, and a mechanism that is beautifully elegant, yet supremely robust and built to last generations. The new Citori 825 shares many design features of the Superposed and its namesake, the Citori, and is ready to build upon the reputation that has been earned in fields, marshes, and ranges for more than 100 years.

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Like its predecessor, the Citori 725, the new Citori features a low-profile receiver that puts your eye closer to the axis of the barrels for excellent hand/eye coordination and improved recoil control for more accurate follow-up shots. This compact design also results in a shotgun that has a lighter feel, faster swing, and promotes a smoother follow through. 

The Citori 825 also benefits from an action that has been perfected by generations of Browning over and unders — beginning with the Superposed. This lightweight, low-profile receiver utilizes the same ultra-tough, full-width hinge pin and tapered locking bolt design that “wears in, not out.” The new Fire Lite 2 mechanical trigger enhances reliability and provides a light pull, crisp break, and reduced overtravel for performance that is uncharacteristic of most shotguns.

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Style is a Browning trademark that is never overlooked and is on full display in the new Citori 825. The receiver features sharper lines that elevate the appearance to match the performance. Expertly applied finishes beautify the finely grained and checkered stocks sculpted to match the shape of the restyled receiver. A Browning trademark has always been the high level of hand finishing goes into every firearm, and this craftsmanship results in exquisite looks and a level of fit and finish that produces a shotgun you'll be proud to call your own.