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The Browning Citori CXS White over/under superposed modern 12-gauge/20-gauge shotgun features a full hinge pin, low-profile engraved receiver, stellar looks, a great feature roster and more. The cut-down, low-profile silver nitrided steel receiver has hammer ejectors and is engraved with a pattern of small ovals. The 3” chambers are chrome plated. The Schnabel forearm and Monte Carlo stock are beautiful. They have gloss oil finished Grade II American walnut with 18 LPI checkering in multiple pennants. Browning has balanced this gun’s characteristics with sporting clays, skeet and field use in mind.

You can get this gun with either a 28”, 30” or 32” length barrels for 12-gauge and 28” or 30” barrels for 20-gauge. In 12-gauge, the 28” barrel model is 45 1/2” overall and weighs 7 pounds 10 ounces. Each step-up length increases overall length 2” and weight by two ounces.

For 20-gauge, the 28” and 30” barrel length models extend 45 1/2” overall and 47 1/2” overall and weigh 6 pounds 3 ounces and 6 pounds 5 ounces respectively.

With that summary, let’s dive into this interesting gun’s details. The steel barrels are polished blued. The upper barrel is crowned by a wide floating vent rib that runs its length. Above it is an ivory front sight followed by an ivory mid-bead. And then there’s a mid-rib (side-rib) between the barrels for enhanced barrel cooling.

The CXS White models use the Invector-Plus Midas grade extended choke tubes (full, improved modified and modified).

Moving back is a textured tang paddle release and serrated sliding safety/selector. And the stock is nicely contoured with American stock lines. At back is an Inflex 2 recoil pad. It’s thick, absorbent and comfortable. Speaking of the back, the gun’s length of pull is 14 3/4" while drop at comb is 1 1/2" and the drop at heel is 2 1/4".

What else? The gun features finely detailed matte checkering within pennants on both the forearm and grip. However, it lacks sling swivel studs.

Moving further down, the steel trigger guard is tough, resilient and has an attractive silver nitride finish. Inside is an alloy gold plated serrated trigger. It’s part of Browning’s triple trigger system that provides three trigger positions and three interchangeable trigger shoes.

Of course, there are no magazines, so its capacity is two loads, one per barrel. While Browning is an iconic American brand, it’s actually owned by Belgian FN Herstal. Moreover, the Citori superposed shotguns are made by Miroku Corporation in Japan. The two companies have been working together since the 1960s!

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