[crazyforbrownings]

Here's a pic of my Citori 20ga Superlight with 28in barrels. Steel receiver, not alloy. Invector chokes. From what I understand from Glen Jensen at Browning (since retired), the 20ga Superlight with 28in barrels is pretty rare. I don't have any info on how many Browning made. Maybe I'll give Lenny a call and see if he can find out.

Note to Buffington: notice the quarter inch rubber butt pad (Browning) so that it doesn't slip off your shoulder, like the hard plastic ones do. Works great!!

In any event, she points and shoots like a dream!

Respectfully submitted,

CFB

 

[crazyforbrownings]

Check out the new "hand-engraved" Grade VII 725 Citori . . . New distinctive engraving style that sets it apart from the engraved Brownings of yester-year. I like it.

There is also a new Grade V.

Looks like Browning is out to create some new "classics" with these awesome looking hi-grades. These are not engraved Superposed wanna-bees.

These photos are from Browning's website.

Grade VII

Grade V

Respectfully,

CFB

 

[crazyforbrownings]

Not to berate the Citori, but this is an example of the lack of attention to detail that evidences that there's no pride in your work....... nor strict quality control. Just another day at work. . . . The spacing on the serial number is 'hodge-podge' at best.......the sort of 'detail' that drives me nutz.

C'mon, Man! :roll:

Yikes! :shock:

And that's a high-grade?!! :?

I'm hoping that Browning steps-up its game on the new 725 high-grades.

CFB