The Browning Citori Hunter Grade II is an over-under shotgun chambered in .410 bore, with a 26" barrel and a gloss blued finish over an American walnut stock. It targets hunters and sport shooters who want a well-finished break-open gun in a smaller gauge. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Browning 
• Model Name: Citori Hunter Grade II 
• SKU: 2023033022 
• UPC: 023614744696 
• Type: Over Under Shotgun 
• Caliber/Gauge: .410 Bore 
• Action: Break Open (Over/Under) 
• Chamber Length: 3" 
• Barrel Length: 26" 
• Overall Length: 45" 
• Capacity: 2 Rounds 
• Weight: 6.15 lbs (7 lbs 11 oz) 
• Stock Material: American Walnut (Fixed) 
• Sights Type: Silver Bead Front (Fixed Sights) 
• Trigger Type: Inertia Gold Plated Trigger 
• Safety Feature: Tang Safety 
• Finish: Gloss Blued 
   

Detailed Features 

The over-under layout keeps the barrels on a single sighting plane, which most shooters find more intuitive than a side-by-side. At 6.15 lbs and 45" overall with a 26" barrel, it mounts quickly and swings well on small game. The gold-plated inertia trigger pulls cleanly, and the tang safety is easy to reach without breaking your grip. 
 
The American walnut stock on the Grade II has better figure and finish than Browning's entry-level models. The silver bead front sight is straightforward and adequate for field use. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Upland game hunting, particularly quail and pheasant where a lighter gun matters 
• Sporting clays for shooters who prefer a .410 challenge 
• General field use where a classic over-under aesthetic is wanted alongside a functional trigger and safety

The Citori Hunter Grade II in .410 bore generates genuine enthusiasm from owners who appreciate what a well-made small-gauge over-under offers. Build quality is the most common positive note, the woodwork and bluing are consistently described as better than expected at the price, and the gun feels solid in hand.

The weight and balance at 6.15 lbs work well for most shooters during a day of upland hunting. The .410 chambering draws mixed opinions: experienced shooters like the challenge it presents for clay shooting, while some wish Browning offered more choke options for the gauge. The inertia trigger gets positive marks for consistency.

Price comes up often. The Citori Hunter Grade II sits at a higher cost than many competing over-unders, and some buyers question whether the grade-level cosmetic upgrades justify the difference over the base model. Owners who shoot the gun regularly tend to report high satisfaction; those who buy on spec sometimes feel the value proposition is tighter than they expected.