BERETTA 3901 for Sale

Quick Look

The Beretta 3901 is rooted in the proven Beretta 390 series, introduced as a reliable semi-automatic shotgun for hunting and sport shooting. Designed with simplicity and versatility, the 3901 offers smooth operation and ease of maintenance. While no longer in production, it remains a respected option in the secondary market for budget-conscious shooters seeking performance and Beretta reliability.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Gas-operated system reduces felt recoil
• Simple design makes cleaning and maintenance easy
• Dependable cycling across a range of loads
• Balanced weight and swing for clay or field use
• Durable construction for long-term performance

Key Variants

Beretta 3901 American Classic

A traditional wood-stocked model favored by upland bird hunters and sporting clays enthusiasts.

Beretta 3901 Synthetic

Ideal for waterfowlers and all-weather use, thanks to its rugged black synthetic stock.

Beretta 3901 Target

Designed for trap and skeet, with a raised rib and adjustable comb for better fit and accuracy.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Beretta 3901	Browning Silver	Remington V3
MSRP	Discontinued	$1,200	$995
Capacity	4+1	4+1	3+1
Weight	7.3 lbs	7.0 lbs	7.2 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Standard curved	Standard curved	Standard curved
Notable Pro	Affordable used market price	Soft recoil, sleek profile	Reliable cycling with light loads
Notable Con	Out of production	Fewer aftermarket upgrades	Heavy with longer barrels

Best Use Cases

• Upland bird hunting
• Sporting clays and skeet
• Waterfowl hunting
• Range practice
• Starter shotgun for youth or new shooters

FAQs

Can I still buy a new Beretta 3901?

No, the Beretta 3901 is discontinued, but used models are available through secondary markets.

What is the difference between the Beretta 390 and 3901?

The 3901 is a simplified, American-assembled version of the original 390 with fewer frills.

How does the Beretta 3901 perform with light loads?

It handles light 2.75-inch target loads reliably thanks to its self-adjusting gas system.