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Unread 04-07-2022, 01:28 PM   #1
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Mike of the Mountain
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The Citori are tough guns. When I still shot NSCA registered targets I used a brand new 425. Put well over 100,000 rounds through that gun and only ever had to replace a few springs and two firing pins once. I still have the gun and it's a rental here at our range.
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My go to hunting shotgun is a Browning Citori Lightning 16 gauge , or was since my grandson started hunting with me. We use it regularly for Wobble Trap to get ready for the season and it works great on pheasants, and ducks with bismuth shells. I’ve been keeping my eye out for another one and I prefer the Lightning configuration as opposed to the Hunter style. Here’s a photo from a pheasant hunt a few years ago. You can’t go wrong with a Browning 16 in my opinion.
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