Barrel length 75 cm (29,5"), stock length 37 cm (14,5"), overall length 118 cm (46,5"), choke 3/4 & full (IM & F), weight 3,6 kg, year of manufacture 1980, Italian proof, condition 2
Monobloc barrels, fiber optic front sight, ventilated engine-turned rib, ejectors, flank lock, bright bascule, engraved with marginal engraving and sparse arabesques, back-action sidelocks, sear, gilt sporting single trigger, sliding tang safety, walnut stock, golden Olympic emblem Monaco and Montreal on pistol grip, cracked ventilated rubber recoil pad, wide fore-end with Deeley latch, in maker's leatherette case. Sporting shotgun in mint condition except for the recoil pad.
The history of the company, which operates in the metalworking industry, dates back to 1526 with an order for arquebuses by the Republic of Venice. Finally, the name was given to Pietro (I.) Antonio Beretta in 1791 who had an equally formative influence on the future of the Fabbrica d'Armi Pietro Beretta. The current form of Beretta Holding SA is one of the largest producers of hunting and sporting weapons in the world. Beretta itself has always been family-run through the generations. When Pietro (II) Beretta took over in 1903, it marked the beginning of a new era of international growth. In addition to a considerable range of public orders for government users. Famous for their service pistols, such as the Beretta 92 in various versions, they received the US Army's equipment contract in 1985 (M9 model). No less famous are the hunting and sporting shotguns, which are represented in almost every competition and have helped numerous participants to victory. The SO series sidelock o/u shotguns are the most built of their kind.

Category: Shotguns