BROWNING CITORI GRAN LIGHTNING for Sale

Quick Look

The Browning Citori Gran Lightning is a high-quality over/under shotgun introduced by Browning in the 1990s. It combines traditional craftsmanship with reliable performance for upland hunting and clay shooting. Today, it remains popular among hunters seeking a blend of elegance and function.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Classic over/under design with superior balance
• Durable steel receiver and walnut stock
• Reliable Browning Invector-Plus chokes system
• Affordable quality for upland hunters
• Excellent recoil management and handling

Key Variants

Gran Lightning Sporting

Designed for sporting clays with improved sights and durable finish for range shooters and competition.

Gran Lightning Game

A classic upland hunting setup with traditional aesthetics and dependable performance in the field.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Browning Citori Gran Lightning	Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon	Mossberg 500
MSRP	$2,000 approx.	$2,100 approx.	$450 approx.
Capacity/Size	2 rounds, 12 gauge	2 rounds, 12 gauge	5+1 rounds, 12 gauge
Weight	7.5 lbs	7.4 lbs	7.5 lbs
Optics-ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single selective trigger	Single selective trigger	Dual triggers
Notable Pro	Elegant finish and smooth operation	High-quality balance and craftsmanship	Affordable with high capacity
Notable Con	Limited to 2 shots	Higher price point	Less refined fit and finish

Best Use Cases

• Upland bird hunting and small game
• Sporting clays and trap shooting
• Field shooting competitions
• Collectors seeking classic over/under

FAQs

Can I use modern choke tubes on the Browning Citori Gran Lightning?

Yes, the Gran Lightning uses Browning Invector-Plus chokes compatible with many modern interchangeable choke tubes for pattern adjustment.

What gauge options are available for the Gran Lightning?

It is primarily chambered in 12 gauge, suitable for most hunting and sporting applications.

How does the Gran Lightning handle recoil?

Its well-balanced design and recoil pad effectively reduce felt recoil during extended shooting sessions.