Lloyd, I have a 2014 Browning 725 Sporting, 32” barrel, adjustable stock. I bought it new. I’ve shot many guns over the years, and for the price this shotgun is outstanding. And mine is way better looking than the one your shooting. You get everything you need right in the box. I’ve shot everything from 3/4 oz-1-1/8 oz lead shot, speeds from 1145-1350 fps. Never had a hitch. I use it for Trap, Skeet and sporting clays. The guys at my club use to shoot just about everything but Browning, Ludic, Perazzi, Krieghoff, Beretta, Winchester, Remington’s, etc. After I started shooting again and showed off my new purchase, after awhile they all started buying the Browning’s. Even are top shooter that loves Beretta’s bought a Browning 725. VERY RELIABLE, EASY SHOOTING. Who gives you all those accessories, adjust-ability's in the box. Thanks for your reviews.

Just bought one Lloyd ,only been out once on Wednesday, cant wait for the weekend, beautiful gun and a pleasure to shoot

Great assessment. Too heavy for me. Thanks Lloyd.

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great review Lloyd. I've been and bought the Browning cenergy 28 inch was a good starting gun, after a year i traded for the 725 sporter one witch was a harder gun to follow through fast clay's so went and got a Browning prostort 725 30 inch and my score went up like from 59 out of 100 to 88 out of a 100 so i did the right thing really. this video help me, so thanks for the reveiw.

Hi Lloyd, great honest review 👍🏻

Yes that seems to be the magical weight. I feel that whatever brand of gun I shoot and am using regular loads for clay shooting. I cross over to the 8 lb. from a lighter 7 lb gun it handles so much different. Good on you for pointing that out.

"Oh another Browning " ? Puzzled by this statement. No doubting their quality, as for the stock, years ago you took it to a gunsmith to get it altered. I've used many different makes and types and never had preconceptions, I noticed that probably 70% of the guns are now Browning at the shoots I attend. They're certainly drawing ahead of their competition on quality and price.

Hello, Lloyd just watched your review of the Browning 725 Prosport, I currently have a Blaser F16 Sporter and was wondering how you see them compare? Thankyou

Well I just bought a 725 Trap Golden Clays and I love it. However, I am shocked that it does not come with a case!!! only a carton box! You would think a shotgun in that price range will come with a nice case!!

Where are you between this & an invictus? Both adjustable, 8 chokes etc. The Prosport has the balancing system but the invictus does look absolutely solid.

Hi Lloyd, Loved your review! I pick this up and it suited me perfect. How would you choose if it was between the pro sport or Zoli Kronos?

Thanks, another very informative review, I'm glad to see that you liked this one. Having some experience with the 725 Sporting in a High Rib Adjustable model, I'm deciding between the ProSport and the Blaser F16 for my next shotgun purchase, the main obstacle to the Blaser being the $1,000 price difference between the two. Happily, one of my local ranges has a Blaser F16 demo gun available, so I'll get a chance to shoot it before making the choice. My options are always constrained because I'm left-handed, and finding a left-handed shotgun on the shelf can be difficult: I expect to have to order and wait for the next one. Getting a new Citori 725 ProSport with a left-hand stock will be a challenge (I don't know if they exist...), while the left-hand stock is clearly available for order with the Blaser F16. Both the 725 ProSport and the Blaser F16 are similarly plain-looking, very much a "function over form" approach. Some of us like it, some don't: I'm in the former camp. Again, thanks, your reviews have offered some informed encouragement about the Blaser F16 and the ProSport 725. Well done!

Thanks for your videos Lloyd Pattison After 2 yers of experience with the B725 ProSport what is your opinion? Thank you.

Hi Lloyd great review on the pro sport but would you say it’s a good upgrade from the 725 S3 Black edition,or should I be looking at other brands for a competition gun.

Lloyd I know the balance is adjustable but would you favour the 30 or 32 barrel length ?

Hi Lloyd. Great content. Would you use the pro sport as a hybrid for trap/sport if only able to have (afford) one gun? I like the idea of the B725 Pro Master but not yet avail in the US.

Hey Lloyd do you feel the invictus by Caesar guerini a step up from this?

Great review Lloyd. XS pro vs Pro Sport, which one would you choose?

Hi Lloyd, great review as always. I,m currently shooting a 525 SL and getting on well with it, If I wanted to upgrade would you recommend an Ultra XS Pro or a 725 Pro sport?, ( I shoot sporting clays), cheers, Bruce.

Very nice review! Browning prosport vs zoli (second hand)? Thank you!

Heyy Lloyd.. What is your opinion between pro sport and Dt11?? I am thinking to sell my pro sport for a dt11 silver sporter and i would like to have your opinion. Thanks

Hi Lloyd, Any experience or thoughts on the Pro Master variant of this?

Hello... just watched your review on the Pro Sport. Very good might I add. I'm shooting the 725 30in Black Edition Sport. And was thinking of swapping to the Pro Sport. The 725 sport feels light and a combination of a game/sporting gun. I'm very pleased with it however I would prefer a more Clay/Sporting gun. In your experienced opinion is there that much a difference to set each gun apart. Was there a noticeable difference. Many thanks in advance. Best wishes Mick.

As a newbie with my eye on this gun due to its adjustability, how do you decide on barrel length? What difference does it make?

Lloyd great channel! If you are free to say. what, in sporting clays terms, is the return on investment for you regarding guns. In other words if i give you a reasonably fitting AYA and a reasonably fitting Krieghoff Parcours what is the percentile difference in birds hit on a sporting clays course? I genuinely wonder as a C class shooter knowing no better?

I asked on the 725 vid, but can you do a more in depth video on the F16?

Do you find it easier to track targets versus beretta 692 ?

can you tell me brother which one is better BRAND in (OVER UNDER) category BERETTA VS BROWNING

How does this stack up against a Blaser F16? On the lookout for a new gun and looking at thses two at the moment

Hi I’m currently salivating over the Browning 725 ProSport, or the Caesar Guerini Summit Ascent, both in 12 gauge. Both are fantastic guns, but in your opinion which is the better built ? I hear people saying the Guerini is made of poor metal, and allegedly Brownings quality has dipped. Just value your opinion.

Watch what your doing with your wedding ring, you tapped the blueing in the beginning of the video

Thank you for the video and acknowledgment at the end. I almost stopped watching during the critique in the beginning.

Have had a lot of probes with triggers. Browning have lied not a totally mechanical triggers , some parts rely on recoil to set. If you have a 725 you owe it to yourself to Google 725 trigger problems. Shocking how dangerous. How the heck could Browning get it so wrong.

I recently purchased a USA Browning Citori 725 “Pro” Sporting and I feel ripped off, with major buyers remorse!!! The only difference between the “Pro” and the regular adjustable 725 sporting is the lockable case, stock ONLY balancing weights, supposedly high grade 3-4 wood, and the laser engraving on the receiver, ( which is no where near as defined as the representation on Browning’s website.) Which are not worth the extra $400+ over the regular adjustable 725 sporting. 1st the lockable case is okay, but really it’s a large generic fit ( $150 at most ). 2nd my gun weighs 8lbs 2.5oz ( nice ) But it back heavy and balanced about and 1” behind the hinge. Adding more weight to the stock and not having the barrel balancing weights to counter will throw the balance off even more. 3rd the wood isn’t better than the regular adjustable versions I have seen. Also the wood has lots of pits and need to be filled with oil or something. 4th Like most things, the pictures of receiver on Browning’s website shows clear a defined definition of textures where mine, ( and the other 2 at the store ) have an almost completely silver receiver with light grey Letters of Pro on the side. No definition!!! Also the gun comes wrapped in plastic, Not nice socks. The accessories, spare chokes, and parts only comes a cardboard box, not a descent plastic case!!! My package didn’t even have the stock counter balances. Definitely not worth $3500 or the extra $750 over the regular adjustable stock version. I wish we could get the EU version of the ProSport in the US. It seems like a better package than what we’re getting. Here Browning doesn’t even know about barrel weights or what the specs are for most version being made!!! Disappointed!!!

Lioyd please remove that ring from your finger.. you make me nervous every time you scratch the gun 😡🚬😵

take your ring of !