The Browning Citori 725 Sporting LH is a left-hand-configured over/under 12-gauge shotgun with a 32-inch barrel, silver nitride receiver, and black walnut stock with a gloss oil finish. It's built around the 725's low-profile receiver and the FireLite mechanical trigger, which gives a consistent pull regardless of shell type. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Browning 
• Model: Citori 725 Sporting 
• Action Type: Over/Under 
• Caliber: 12 GA 
• Barrel Length: 32 inches 
• Capacity: 2 rounds 
• Weight: 7.30 lbs (approx. 7.1 lbs) 
• Stock Material: Black Walnut with Gloss Oil Finish 
• Receiver Finish: Silver Nitride with Engraved Detail 
• Chamber Size: 3 inches 
• Choke Configuration: Invector-DS Extended (Includes chokes: F, IC, IM, M, SK) 
• Sights: HiViz Pro Comp Front / Ivory Mid Bead Rear 
   

Detailed Features 

The ported vent rib barrel manages muzzle rise on fast target sequences, which matters over a long day of sporting clays. The Invector-DS extended choke system includes five chokes (F, IC, IM, M, SK), covering the full range of typical sporting targets. HiViz Pro Comp front sight and ivory mid bead rear give a clear reference point in varied light. 
 
The break-open action is the standard 725 design. Reliable and consistent. This is the left-hand version, with the stock cast, safety, and ejectors configured for left-handed shooters. True left-hand over/unders at this quality level are not common, which is part of the 725 LH's appeal. 
 
At 7.3 lbs with a 32-inch barrel, it's balanced toward the muzzle. Typical for sporting-oriented over/unders, and preferred by most clay target shooters for a smoother follow-through.

The Citori 725 Sporting LH is well-regarded among left-handed shotgunners, who have limited options at this quality level. That alone drives a lot of the positive reception.

Build quality and fit are consistently praised. The walnut stock, silver nitride receiver, and engravings are genuine quality features, not just cosmetic. Users who've handled multiple price tiers of shotguns note the 725 holds up favorably.

Shooting performance gets good marks for sporting clays and trap. The action is smooth, the trigger is consistent, and the 32-inch barrel suits the platform well for target shooting with its muzzle-forward balance.

Versatility across trap, skeet, and sporting clays comes up frequently, the five-choke Invector-DS system covers most scenarios without additional purchases.

Weight is the most common complaint. At 7.3 lbs it's not unusually heavy for a competition over/under, but shooters running high round counts in a single session or those who are recoil-sensitive may feel it by the end of the day. A few owners add aftermarket recoil pads.

The break-in period is mentioned occasionally. Some owners find the action stiff initially and note it smooths out after several hundred rounds.

Price is acknowledged as high, which limits the audience to committed target shooters rather than casual buyers. Most owners in that target audience report feeling the investment is justified.