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Over/under shotguns are the preferred choice for sporting clays, skeet, trap, and upland bird hunting among discriminating shooters worldwide. The stacked barrel configuration provides an unobstructed sighting plane and instant access to a second choke selection — a critical advantage when transitioning between targets at different distances on a sporting clays course.

O/U Shotgun Applications

  • Sporting Clays — The most technically demanding clay target discipline. O/U with 28-32" barrels and wide choke selection is the standard competition configuration
  • Skeet — Fast crossing targets at fixed stations. 26-28" barrels with open chokes. O/U dominates competition at every level
  • Trap — Rising targets at fixed distances. 30-32" barrels with tight chokes. Single and double trap disciplines
  • Upland Hunting — Pheasant, quail, woodcock. 26-28" barrels with interchangeable chokes. Lightweight configurations preferred

O/U Shotgun Brands — Every Price Point

Entry Level: TriStar (Cypher, Setter), Charles Daly, Gforce Arms, Mossberg Silver Reserve
Mid Range: Weatherby Orion, Browning Citori 725, TriStar Sporting
Premium: Browning Citori, Cynergy CX, Rizzini Artemis, F.A.I.R. Jubilee
Competition: Browning 825 Sporting, Citori 725 Trap

Gauges Available

12 Gauge • 20 Gauge • 28 Gauge • .410 Bore — Barrel lengths from 26" to 34"

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Frequently Asked Questions — Over-Under Shotguns

Why do competitive shooters prefer over/under shotguns?

Over/under shotguns are the dominant choice in sporting clays, skeet, and trap competition because of their single sighting plane (the rib between two stacked barrels), consistent trigger pull, and the ability to select different choke combinations for the two barrels — critical when shooting at targets at varying distances. The mechanical simplicity of a break-action also means fewer malfunctions during competition.

What chokes should I use for sporting clays?

For sporting clays, Improved Cylinder and Modified are the most versatile starting combination — IC for close targets and M for medium-distance shots. As you develop your game, Skeet 1/Skeet 2 chokes work well for stations with close crossing targets, while Light Modified and Modified handle most mid-range presentations. Full choke is rarely needed in sporting clays. Many shooters carry a set of 4-5 choke options to cover different course designs.

What is the best over/under shotgun for the money?

For entry-level, the TriStar Sporting and Mossberg Silver Reserve offer reliable performance at accessible prices. Mid-range, the Browning Citori 725 and Weatherby Orion deliver excellent quality and durability. For competition-grade performance, the Browning Citori 725 Sporting and CG are industry standards used by serious competitors. Italian-made options from Rizzini and F.A.I.R. offer premium craftsmanship at mid-range prices.