Quick Look

Beretta shotguns have a legacy dating back to 1526, rooted in Italian craftsmanship and innovation. They blend tradition with modern performance to serve hunters and sport shooters worldwide. Today, Beretta remains a leading brand known for high-quality, reliable shotguns.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Renowned for precision and balance
• Wide range of models for different uses
• Durable craftsmanship with premium materials
• Strong aftermarket support and parts availability
• Time-tested design favored by professionals

Key Variants

Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon

Ideal for upland hunters and clay shooters seeking versatile over/under performance.

Beretta A400 Xplor Action

A semi-automatic designed for waterfowl hunters valuing reliability in harsh conditions.

Beretta 1301 Tactical

Optimized for defensive and tactical use with fast cycling and rugged durability.

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Best Use Cases

• Upland and waterfowl hunting
• Clay target and sporting clay competitions
• Home defense with tactical models
• Range practice and training
• Collectors valuing heritage and design

FAQs

Can I use Beretta shotguns for competitive shooting?

Yes, many Beretta models like the 686 Silver Pigeon are widely used in clay shooting sports thanks to their reliability and balance.

What is the typical barrel length on a Beretta 686?

Barrel lengths for the 686 commonly range from 26 to 30 inches, catering to various shooting disciplines.

How does the Beretta A400 Xplor Action handle recoil?

Its gas-operated system softens recoil, making it comfortable for extended waterfowl hunting sessions.