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Your best bet is a PFS, and will almost certainly be the cheapest option in the long run.

A flat rib stock will be about 1/2" too low @ the comb and will definitely need an adjustable comb. If Browning has the stock to sell (doubtful) you'd probably be looking at a 6-12 month turnaround, about 700-800 bucks, and no guarantee it'd match your forend. You might be able to get away with using a LH trap stock if you could find one, they look about the same height. Browning actually made a high rib sporting LH at one point. You'd have to call Browning to get the answers to any of these questions.

Loose 725 wood is pretty uncommon, and finding a loose LH stock would be like hitting the lottery.

You might be able to have it bent, but when it comes to bending wood, esp across the centerline, there's no guarantee it won't go back to it's original configuration, you're also severely limited as to how much it can be bent due to the stock bolt, plus you still have the off-handed palm swell to contend with.

It's a bit too late now, but you would have been better off buying a LH flat rib gun and putting an add-on rib of your desired height on it.

Does it have to be off a 725 specifically or does any Citori stock fit? I found a left hand Citori trap stock for sale but I don't know exactly what model it came on.

 

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Got it coming ! Thanks again everyone and Steven at Target Shotguns !

 

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Do you have another one? I just bought a LH 725 sporting. But I Have a RH 725 I could put the left hand stock on.

I did notice it looked like another one available on their website.

 

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I did notice it looked like another one available on their website.

Sorry I didn't see his reply about not having one.