BERETTA A400 for Sale

Quick Look

The Beretta A400 is a well-regarded semi-automatic shotgun introduced as an evolution of Beretta's A300 series. It combines advanced recoil reduction and reliable cycling to enhance shooting comfort. The A400 enjoys a strong market presence among hunters and competitive shooters for its versatility and innovation.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Progressive Comfort recoil system reduces felt recoil
• High-capacity magazines for extended shooting
• Robust corrosion-resistant finish for durability
• Gas-operated system ensures reliable cycling
• Wide choice of barrel lengths and chokes

Key Variants

Beretta A400 Xtreme Plus

Designed for hunting in harsh environments with enhanced corrosion resistance and performance.

Beretta A400 Lite

A lightweight option favored by upland hunters seeking fast handling and reduced fatigue.

Beretta A400 Xcel

A competition-oriented model with optimized balance and trigger for clay shooters.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Beretta A400	Browning Maxus	Benelli Super Black Eagle 3
MSRP	$1,300 - $1,700	$1,400 - $1,750	$1,600 - $2,000
Capacity / Size	3+1 to 5+1 rounds	3+1 to 6+1 rounds	3+1 to 5+1 rounds
Weight	6.8 to 7.7 lbs	6.6 to 7.7 lbs	7.9 to 8.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes (select models)	No	Yes
Trigger Type	Single-stage semi-auto	Single-stage gas-operated	Single-stage inertia-driven
Notable Pro	Advanced recoil reduction system	Fast cycling action	Proven reliability in tough climates
Notable Con	Slightly heavier in Xcel model	Less corrosion-resistant finish	Higher price point

Best Use Cases

• Waterfowl and upland bird hunting
• Competitive clay shooting
• General range practice
• Sporting clays and trap shooting

FAQs

Can I use 3.5-inch shells in the Beretta A400?

Yes, select Beretta A400 models and variants are chambered for 3.5-inch shells, supporting magnum loads for added power.

What recoil reduction system does the Beretta A400 use?

The A400 employs the Progressive Comfort system, combining spring and hydraulic principles to reduce felt recoil significantly.

How does the Beretta A400 compare to the Browning Maxus?

While both are gas-operated semi-autos, the A400 offers superior corrosion resistance and an advanced recoil system; the Maxus cycles faster but has less finish protection.