BERETTA 694 for Sale

Quick Look

The Beretta 694 was introduced in 2019 as a purpose-built over/under shotgun for competitive clay shooting. Designed with input from professionals, it focuses on improved ergonomics, balance, and recoil control. Today, it stands as a top-tier option for serious trap, skeet, and sporting clays shooters worldwide.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Steelium Plus barrels ensure consistent shot patterns
• Stock designed for enhanced visibility and faster target acquisition
• Adjustable top lever for left or right-handed shooters
• Low profile receiver improves swing dynamics
• Competition-ready out of the box

Key Variants

Beretta 694 Sporting

Ideal for sporting clays, with 30" or 32" barrel options and an adjustable stock.

Beretta 694 Trap

Built specifically for trap competition with higher rib and optimized sight plane.

Beretta 694 ACS

All-Clay-Sports version balances adjustable rib, recoil pad, and comb for multi-sport use.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Beretta 694	Browning Citori	Blaser F16
MSRP	$4,500+	$2,500+	$4,800+
Capacity/Size	2-round, 12 gauge	2-round, 12-20 gauge	2-round, 12 gauge
Weight	~7.6 lbs	~8 lbs	~7.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single mechanical	Mechanical or inertia	Mechanical
Notable Pro	Competition-specific ergonomics and balance	Time-tested reliability and value	Low-profile receiver for fast target transitions
Notable Con	Premium price tag	Heavier than competitors	Limited aftermarket customization

Best Use Cases

• Sporting clays competition
• Trap and skeet shooting
• Professional training
• Serious collectors of competition-grade shotguns
• Range days with high volume shooting

FAQs

What is the Beretta 694 best used for?

It excels in competitive clay disciplines like trap, skeet, and sporting clays, offering premium ergonomics.

Can I shoot 3-inch shells in the Beretta 694?

Yes, the Beretta 694 is chambered for 12-gauge and accepts up to 3-inch shells.

How does the Beretta 694 compare to the DT11?

The 694 is more affordable and lighter; the DT11 is aimed at elite competition use with heavier build.