Affordable | Browning Citori Hunter 20 Gauge Polished Blued Shotgun
Original price was: $2,299.99.$966.00Current price is: $966.00.
Specifications
Action—-Break Action
Finish—-Polished Blued
Sights—-Bead Sights
Weight—-7 pounds
Capacity—-2
Grip Safety—-No
Optic Ready—-No
Barrel Length—-28 inches
Manual Safety—-Yes
Chamber Length—-3in
Length Of Pull—-14 1/4 inches
Overall Length—-45 inches
Trigger Safety—-No
Caliber / Gauge—-20 Gauge
Threaded Barrel—-No
Ambidextrous Safety—-No
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State ofCalifornia to cause cancer. For more information, go toWWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV
Product Overview
The Browning Citori Hunter Grade II is a right-hand 20 Gauge over-under shotgun built for dependable field performance and lasting service. Its polished blued receiver and barrels are paired with a Grade II American walnut stock for a classic hunting appearance. The 28-inch barrels use a single selective trigger and a convenient barrel selector, allowing the shooter to choose which barrel fires first. Automatic ejectors eject fired shells while raising unfired shells for easy removal. A full-width tapered locking bolt engages the rear barrel lugs, while the transverse hinge pin extends across the receiver for a strong, durable action. Chrome-plated 3-inch chambers help resist the wear associated with extended use.
Key Features
- Grade II American walnut stock provides classic styling and a comfortable hunting fit.
- 28-inch over-under barrels support balanced swing and consistent shot placement.
- Single selective trigger and barrel selector let the shooter choose the firing order.
- Automatic ejectors lift unfired shells and eject fired shells for efficient reloads.
- Chrome-plated 3-inch chambers resist wear and simplify maintenance.
- Full-width tapered locking bolt and full-length hinge pin provide durable lockup.
The Browning Citori Hunter Grade II delivers dependable over-under performance and refined handling for upland hunting and sporting use.





