B725 at home Browning It's a guarantee for the hunter. This over-and-under is now also designed for those who hike in pursuit of their passion, even in a lightweight version that reduces the hunter's fatigue.
With the new Browning The B725 reduces fatigue, but not hunting performance. This further evolution of the Belgian manufacturer's famous over-and-under shotgun can be summed up in this: as is tradition, the gun encompasses notable excellences.
To lighten the B725 Browning It has chosen the path of an elegant aluminum receiver engraved with pheasants in flight, a path pursued by many manufacturers and now universally accepted as functional. For those less attentive, we remind you that this elegant over-and-under is the evolution of the historic and highly regarded B25, from which it has inherited all the qualities, starting with reliability and excellent performance. This is where the Browning thinking about the B725.
The barrels, chambered 76 cm in both 12 and 20 gauge, the true heart of the ballistic excellence of this over-and-under, are made of the best steels with the Back-bored Vector Pro solution capable of maintaining great effectiveness in the launch of the pellets and capable of reducing the effect of the recoil at the same time. Barrels, topped by a rib with bridges that have an external finish that gives them a beautiful burnished color. These are made in lengths of 66 or 71 cm and are equipped with a wide range of interchangeable chokes (Cyl, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 & Full). And we are talking about the highly efficient Invector DS that now accompany all smooth-bore guns of Browning for their pattern efficiency and guarantee of gun cleanliness.
Both the stock and forend are beautifully crafted from grade 3 walnut and feature a high-quality oil finish. The pistol grip stock, which provides a perfect position for the single trigger, offers excellent grip thanks to the exquisite workmanship of the checkering, which is extensively embossed on the elegant tulip-style forend.
The safety is located in the traditional position immediately behind the opening key and is very effective and non-invasive.
The reduction of recoil is further guaranteed by the efficiency of the buttplate adopted by Browning in the B725 which is the patent of the brand called Inflex.
The very very interesting weights of 3,1kg for the 12 gauge and 2,6kg for the 20 gauge are the right compromise between the use of a good cartridge and the lightness that reduces the effort on long hikes even on less forgiving terrain.
