Browning B725 Hunter Eastfield Gunroom review 

UK folks before you find fault, in the states my 725 came in a card board box and only three choke tubes and no plastic box, it is what you would call a grade one but at $2500 I would like that case. Great review by the way.

Another cracking review Matt, looks like a nice game/sporting clays hybrid. Have saved the Eastfield Gunroom webpage, the new Gunwatch site is not as good as it’s previous incarnation. Thanks for sharing. All the best from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 GD

I love this gun thanks for the awesome information 🙏👍✅

EGR, the best shotgun YT channel ever. Another great video Matt.

I have had my 725 since they first came out love the gun but it had the fail to fire second shot curse that a lot of the 725s had, however two new springs and an inertia block and all is good with it again.

Hello Matt, I purchased a 725 Sporting chambered in 28 gauge several years ago and have shot it here numerous times is FITASC sub-gauge events here in the states! Mine has 32” barrels and balances perfectly ON the hinge pin! As a side note, I am enjoying immensely the Miroku MK38 that I purchased from you and Rick had his MK38 trigger modified from a ‘pull’ to a ‘release’ configuration by a highly talented gunsmith here in the states. Rick has TWO other shotguns with ‘release’ triggers and that is his preference. Mike P.

Lovely browning that, and what a nice bit of timber ,i put a kick eze pad on my mk38 32inch and took the lip of the fore end and put teauge titanium chokes in ,and in balances perfectly same as my mk11 ,sometimes you just got to tweek the gun a bit here and there ti get it to how you like it ,great review though matt

How about a review of the 725 Medallion 20bore?

Always use my trigger lock with my 725s....and why not uve paid for it !

The stock on that specimen looks horridly low for a person of your size and neck length. I think we would all agree that the stock dimensions of the sporter version would fit more people most readily. Yes, the US catalog offers the 725 in 12, 20, 28 and .410 in multiple barrel lengths for field and sporting. Sub gauge events have become more and more popular in NSCA. I hear the ATA has also started to consider having sub gauge trap events. Great review and please keep them coming!

Is that your garidge

Another great video Matt.a crocodiles ear😂😂😂😂

that is a lovely bit of kit, I cannot understand why I do not like Browning's in general, as they are a great made and reliable gun, but then life would be boring if we all liked the same thing, on another note what ever l o p do you use Matt as all the guns you review look to short for you 😂😂

First thumbs up. First review. I win that shotgun right? That’s how it works I’ve decided

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