BERETTA 687 GOLD PIGEON for Sale

Quick Look

The Beretta 687 Gold Pigeon is a finely crafted over-under shotgun introduced by Beretta, a historic Italian firearms manufacturer with roots dating back to 1526. Designed for competitive clay shooting and upland bird hunting, it offers precision engineering and elegant aesthetics. It remains a popular choice among sport shooters seeking premium performance and reliability.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Exceptional balance for swift target acquisition
• High-quality steel barrels and precise barrels regulation
• Distinctive engraving and premium wood stock
• Reliable inertia-driven firing system
• Wide range of choke options available

Key Variants

Gold Pigeon I — Designed for entry-level competition shooters preferring classic styling with modern performance.

Gold Pigeon II — Adds enhanced barrel options and improved balance for intermediate shooters.

Gold Pigeon III — Offers upgraded engraving and stock for the discerning competitive shooter.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Beretta 687 Gold Pigeon	Browning Citori	Yildiz SPZ
MSRP	$3,000+	$2,600+	$1,000+
Capacity/Size	2 shots, 28"-32" barrels	2 shots, 26"-32" barrels	2 shots, 28"-32" barrels
Weight	7.3–7.7 lbs	7.5–7.8 lbs	6.8–7.2 lbs
Trigger Type	Single selective trigger	Double triggers	Double triggers
Notable Pro	Advanced steel and finish quality	Proven reliability over decades	Affordable with solid craftsmanship
Notable Con	Premium price point	Heavier than some competitors	Less refined finish

Best Use Cases

• Sporting clays and trap shooting
• Upland bird hunting
• Competition shooting
• Recreational range use
• Collector looking for fine craftsmanship

FAQs

Can I use the Beretta 687 Gold Pigeon for hunting?

Yes, it is well-suited for upland bird hunting due to its balance, reliable inertia system, and customizable choke options.

What triggers are on the Beretta 687 Gold Pigeon?

It features a single selective trigger that allows the shooter to fire both barrels with one trigger and choose the firing order.

How does the inertia-driven system work?

The inertia system uses recoil energy to cycle the firing mechanism, ensuring reliable and simple operation without gas or springs.