BERETTA 680 for Sale

Quick Look

The Beretta 680 over-under shotgun, introduced in the 1960s, is a classic Italian design known for its smooth action and balance. It features Beretta's emphasis on reliability and traditional craftsmanship. While no longer in production, it maintains a loyal following among collectors and upland shooters.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Exceptional balance and handling for sporting clays
• Robust steel receiver ensures durability
• Classic engraved aesthetics appeal to collectors
• Interchangeable chokes increase versatility
• Well-regarded trigger design for crisp breaks

Key Variants

Beretta 680 Sport

Popular choice among upland hunters for its reliable performance and elegant finish.

Beretta 680 Field

Designed for field shooting with durable features and traditional styling.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Beretta 680	Browning Citori	Winchester SX3
MSRP	Discontinued (used market)	$1,900–$2,300	$1,400–$1,700
Capacity/Size	2 shells, 12 gauge	2 shells, 12 gauge	2 shells, 12 gauge semi-auto
Weight	7.5–7.8 lbs	7.2–7.8 lbs	6.8–7.4 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Selective single trigger	Selective single trigger or double	Single trigger
Notable Pro	Classic balance and action smoothness	Strong aftermarket support	Semi-auto offers quick follow-up shots
Notable Con	Out of production; limited parts	Heavier than some competitors	More complex mechanism

Best Use Cases

• Upland bird hunting
• Sporting clays and trap shooting
• Shotgun collecting and heritage firearms
• General field shooting

FAQs

Can I find factory parts for the Beretta 680?

Factory parts are limited due to discontinuation, but many gunsmiths offer custom solutions and used parts are available on secondary markets.

What gauge sizes are available for the Beretta 680?

The Beretta 680 was primarily chambered in 12 gauge; some variants appear in 20 gauge on rare occasions.

How does the Beretta 680 compare in weight to modern sporting shotguns?

The 680 weighs around 7.5 pounds, comparable to modern double guns but heavier than many semi-automatic shotguns.