The Browning Citori is a 12 GA over-under shotgun with a 30" barrel and brown finish. At 8.1 lbs. and 30 inches of barrel, it's built for extended clay target shooting and field hunting where a longer sight plane and balanced swing help. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 023614737629 
• Gauge: 12 GA 
• Action: Over Under 
• Capacity: 2 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 30 inches 
• Weight: 8.1 lbs. 
• Finish: Brown 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The over-under configuration gives two shots before breaking the action — reliable, simple, and fast enough for most hunting and clay-target work. A 30" barrel produces a long sight radius and smooth swing for leading crossing birds, which is why this length is popular in trap and sporting clays. 
 
The brown finish on the receiver has a traditional look that distinguishes the Citori from the matte and synthetic offerings in the same price tier. Build quality on the Citori line is well-regarded; the action is known to hold up across high round counts without issues. 
 
At 8.1 lbs. the gun has some weight to it, which helps absorb recoil during a long morning on the range but becomes noticeable on an all-day upland hunt. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Trap and sporting clays: the 30" barrel and balanced weight distribution are a natural fit. 
• Upland hunting: capable of the job, though the weight is something to consider on longer walks. 
• Collection: the Citori's reputation and the brown finish make it worth having if you appreciate traditional over-under aesthetics.

The Citori in 12 GA with the brown finish draws consistently positive feedback, with the few criticisms being minor and predictable.

Browning's build quality is the most praised aspect. The action cycles smoothly and the gun is known to hold up through high round counts, which matters for shooters who run a lot of clay targets. The traditional brown finish and classic profile come up often as reasons buyers chose the Citori over more modern-looking options.

On performance: the 30" barrel and good balance make it a natural choice for trap and sporting clays. Shooters mention how well the gun swings on crossing targets and how manageable recoil feels compared to lighter guns in the same gauge.

The weight at 8.1 lbs. is the recurring caveat. It's not a problem at a fixed station on a clay range, but it adds up on a full day of walking for upland birds. A few buyers mention the price is higher than some competitors, though most feel the build quality justifies it.