The Citori CXT is Browning's over-and-under built for trap and other target games: 12 gauge, 30-inch back-bored vent-rib barrels with 3-inch chambers, and a weight of 8.6 pounds over 47 inches. The blued steel receiver sits in an adjustable walnut stock with a 14 1/4-inch length of pull, the trigger can be repositioned through the Triple Trigger System, an ivory bead rides the rib, and a tang-mounted manual safety is set up for right-handed use. Full, Modified and Improved Cylinder Invector-Plus Midas chokes are included.

This shotgun suits a New Mexico clay shooter who wants a fitted gun. The adjustable stock lets you set the cheek weld for where you want the pattern to print, and the 8.6-pound weight settles the swing and takes the sting out of a long day of targets. The long barrels and 3-inch chambers also let it double for field loads if you want one gun for both, though its configuration is pointed squarely at the trap line.

Key features

• 12 gauge, 30-inch back-bored vent-rib barrels
• 3-inch chambers, 8.6 pounds, 47 inches overall
• Adjustable walnut stock, 14 1/4-inch length of pull
• Invector-Plus Midas chokes: Full, Modified, Improved Cylinder
• Triple Trigger System, tang-mounted safety

Long guns ship to a New Mexico FFL dealer, where you complete Form 4473 and pick up after the state's seven-day wait.