BERETTA 686 SILVER PIGEON for Sale

Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon at a Glance

The Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon traces its roots to Italy's premier shotgun craftsmanship, launched as part of the esteemed 680 series. Designed for responsive handling in upland hunting and sport shooting, it balances tradition with refined performance. Its enduring popularity makes it a top-tier choice among over/under shotguns for serious hunters and competition shooters alike.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Renowned Beretta reliability and build quality
• Slim low-profile action for faster pointing
• Steelium barrels for consistent shot patterning
• Multiple barrel lengths for custom fit
• Elegant walnut stock with detailed engraving

Key Variants

686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting

Tailored for clay sports, offering optimized barrels and stock dimensions.

686 Silver Pigeon I Field

Built for upland game, it's lightweight and maneuverable with classic styling.

686 Silver Pigeon Vittoria

Designed for smaller-statured shooters with adjusted stock fit and drop.

687 Silver Pigeon III

Enhanced version with upgraded engraving and select walnut finishes.

680 Series Onyx

A heritage variant known for its black action and robust construction.

Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon vs Competitors

Feature	Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon	Browning Citori	Caesar Guerini Magnus
MSRP	$2,349+	$2,279+	$4,995+
Capacity	2 rounds	2 rounds	2 rounds
Weight	7.1 lbs avg	7.5 lbs avg	7.3 lbs avg
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single selective	Single selective	Single selective
Notable Pro	Reliable field-to-clay versatility	Timeless high-gloss finish	Premium wood and deep engraving
Notable Con	No left-hand stock option	Heavier for all-day carry	Significantly higher cost

Best Use Cases

• Upland bird hunting
• Sporting clays & skeet shooting
• Trap competition
• Luxury collection piece
• Field upland events & hunting lodges

FAQs

Can I use the Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon for both hunting and sport shooting?

Yes, it's purpose-built for versatility in both upland bird hunting and clay target disciplines.

What is the difference between the Field and Sporting models?

Sporting models feature longer barrels and stock dimensions optimized for clay sports, not field carry.

How does the Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon trigger work?

It uses a single selective trigger that allows user-adjustable barrel firing sequence through the safety selector.