Beretta Launches A300 Ultima Sporting Shotgun

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posted on May 12, 2023
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Beretta has announced the launch of a brand-new semi-automatic shotgun, the A300 Ultima Sporting. This new shotgun is engineered to be reliable and evenly balanced for clay target shooting. Featuring the gas operating system of the A300 platform, this new sporting gun features a 30-inch (12 gauge) or 28-inch (20 gauge) barrel with a white front bead and a mid-bead on a 7mm stepped rib. An enlarged loading port, extended bolt release and bolt handle make operating the gun easy and intuitive.

Green accents and a new black web pattern set the A300 Sporting apart. Consumers can customize their new shotgun with other preferred colors, thanks to optional accessory kits available in gold, red, green, blue, and black. The accessory kit includes a pistol grip cap, magazine cap, bolt release, and stock shim (all in one colorway). Beretta’s Kick-Off recoil reduction system, meanwhile, provides enhanced stability, comfort, and control for faster follow-up shots.

A300 Ultima Sporting on white

“Beretta USA is thrilled to launch the new A300 Ultima Sporting at the 2023 NRA Annual Meeting. The A300 Ultima Sporting is a continuation of the famously reliable Beretta line of semi-auto sporting shotguns. Available in 12 gauge and 20 gauge, the A300 Ultima features athletically inspired metallic gray and black base color along with eye-catching green accents. This new soft shooting shotgun will help you improve your scores, become a standout on the range, and stand on the podium this season,” Logan Killam,shotgun product manager, said.

For more information, visit beretta.com/en-us/. MRSP: $1,149

Specifications:

  • Kick-Off System
  • Drilled and Taped Receiver for Optional Optics Mounting
  • Enlarged Loading Port
  • Extended Bolt Handle and Bolt Release
  • 30-inch Chrome-Lined Barrel (12 Gauge) and 28-inch Chrome-Lined Barrel (20 Gauge)
  • Mid-Bead
  • White Bead Front Sight
  • Black Extended Mobile Chokes

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