Citoris

[squeeze]

Is it ported?? Don't like shooting with those who have ported barrels. LOUD

[MFortie]

Boy did I read that wrong.

Need new glasses, apparently.

[BOBGBA]

I think the thread title was corrected by the time I started reading his thread.

Now, when I read the updates to the thread (since it's been pointed out), I seem to misread it every time. The power of suggestion!

[RNE228]

One consideration is to look at early Citoris and the previous generation Brownings with fixed choke barrels if this is to be a Trap gun. Those are generally less expensive, and you always have the option of having the barrels threaded for chokes later.

Dedicated Trap guns have a different stock and are set up so the pattern is high compared to other shotguns
What is the difference between a Trap Shotgun and a Hunting Gun?
A hunting gun shoots what they call flat. A trap gun will shoot high. A trap gun is typically an 80/20 or 70/30 where skeet is usually around 60/40 and a hunting gun is 50/50. Meaning if you were to paper shoot at a target and you had a pie plate circle with a horizontal line in the center 80% of the shot would be above the line and 20% below. A hunting gun would be 50% above and 50% below. The reason a trap gun shoots high is so you do not have to cover the target with your muzzle loosing sight of your target when you pull the trigger, a trap gun allows you to always see the bird and not loose sight of the target. Some people have a hard time transiting from a flat shooting gun to a high shooting gun.