Posted by Jason Brumett
Every once in a generation or so comes along a shotgun that revolutionizes and reshapes the category. Beretta’s SV10 Perennia is such a firearm. The third evolution of Beretta’s celebrated over-and-unders, its lineage springs from the elegant and high performance SO10.
Like its root word, perennial, it has been meticulously engineered for reliable performance, year after year, round after round. The Perennia’s new aesthetics and technical design are unmatched anywhere. A redesigned safety offers a better grip and ergonomics, while a new locking system provides a more constant lock between the stock and receiver. From its deeper, more elegant breech shoulders and wide ellipse for clear, richer engravings to its innovations like the first ever application of Kick-Off technology in a wooden stock, this is a world-class gun that will outperform your expectations.
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