Browning Citori CX Micro 12 Gauge 28 Inch 3 Inch Chamber Blued Walnut

Description

The Browning Citori CX Micro is an over/under 12 gauge designed as a compact crossover for field and clay sports. It comes with 28-inch barrels, a 3-inch chamber and a Grade II American walnut stock with an Inflex recoil pad. The Graco adjustable butt plate provides multiple length-of-pull and cast adjustments for a better fit — yinz’ll notice the difference on a long day at the range.

Key Specifications

• The gauge is 12 Gauge.
• The action is Over/Under.
• The barrel length is 28 inches.
• The chamber accepts 3 inch shells.
• The listed weight is 8 lbs 1 oz.
• The overall length measures 45 inches.
• The stock material is Grade II American walnut.
• Included choke tubes are F, M, IC (Midas extended).
• The length of pull is 13 1/8 inches and it is adjustable via Graco butt plate.
• The firearm uses a triple trigger system (one trigger supplied).

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The Citori CX Micro brings Browning craftsmanship into a compact, versatile package for shooters who want a reliable, fit-forward over/under for both sporting clays and upland use. With a Grade II walnut stock, blued receiver, Inflex recoil pad and adjustable length-of-pull, it balances traditional materials with practical adjustability so the gun works for a wide range of shooters. It’s a straightforward, well-appointed option for anyone seeking a compact crossover shotgun with proven features.

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