The Browning Citori 725 Trap is an over-under shotgun in 12 GA with a 30-inch ported vent rib barrel, 2-round capacity, and an 8.2 lb weight. The stock is maple with a polished blued barrel finish. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Browning 
• Model: Citori 725 Trap 
• Category: Shotguns 
• Gauge: 12 GA 
• Capacity: 2 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 30 Inches 
• Weight: 8.2 lbs. 
• Finish Per Color: Maple (stock finish), Polished Blued (barrel) 
• Action Type: Over Under 
   

Detailed Features 

The HiViz Pro Comp front sight and ivory mid bead rear give you a clear sight picture across different lighting. The 30-inch ported barrel reduces recoil and keeps the muzzle stable for faster target transitions. The Invector-DS flush choke system includes Full, Improved Modified, and Modified chokes so you can tune the pattern to the course. 
 
The FireLite trigger has a crisp pull with minimal travel, which helps with consistency during long trap sessions. The maple stock is distinctive visually and the fit and finish are what you'd expect from a Browning at this level. 
 

Usage 

Built specifically for trap shooting, the Citori 725 performs well in competitive and recreational trap settings. The 30-inch barrel, ported rib, and FireLite trigger all point to its intended purpose. While primarily a clay sports gun, the construction holds up for small game hunting where an over-under fits the application.

The Citori 725 Trap's maple stock and polished blued finish draw immediate positive reactions. Fit and finish are consistently praised. This shotgun feels and looks like quality, which matters when you're spending at this price point.

For trap shooting, most users report that the balance and handling are well-suited to the discipline. The over-under configuration gets the usual nod from trap shooters who prefer it for follow-up shots and reliability. Accuracy is consistently noted as a strength.

Weight at 8.2 lbs is a recurring consideration. Some shooters are fine with it for how it manages recoil; others feel it becomes tiring during extended sessions. Price is the other common discussion point. Most users consider the quality justification for the cost, but it is a real investment that not everyone finds easy to dismiss.