Posted by Jason Brumett
Features, dimensions, weight, balance, point of impact...everything in Beretta's new competition over-and-under, the DT10 Trident, has been professionally studied and refined to meet and surpass the technical requirements of serious competition. The shape of the stock and fore-end were developed according to the requirements of the world's best shooters. The weights of all components ensure the best possible distribution of mass, the optimum balance and swing required in each sport. For unsurpassed performance the barrels are specific to each discipline, varying in thickness, in the upper rib design, in the side rib design and in the sighting plane.
Make: Remington Model 887 Model: Bone Collector Caliber: 12 gauge Make Year: 2010
The Model 847 Nitro Mag Bone Collector by Remington claims to be the most durable shotgun on the planet. Will it live up to that claim? Only time will tell. Remington has a patent...(more)
Make: Uberti Model: 1851 Navy Revolver Caliber: .36
One piece grips with European walnut stock. Steel frame with color casehardened. Barrel is .36 caliber, blued, 7 1/2" tapered octagon. Features a brass backstrap and oval triggergu...(more)
Make: Beretta Model: 686 Silver Pigeon I Caliber: 12 gauge
Designed to perform, the Silver Pigeon I is also as beautiful to the eye as it is to the touch. The oil-finished stock is select walnut with a traditional Schnabel fore-end. This o...(more)
Make: Beretta Model: 687 Ultralight Deluxe Caliber: 12 gauge
When game trails are long and terrain is rugged, every ounce comes to tell as the hours pass. The Ultralight is a 12 gauge that carries like a small bore. The key to the Ultralight...(more)
Make: A400 Model: Competition Caliber: 12 Guage Make Year: 2011
This shotgun has expanded my shooting by adding skeet and trap and eventually upland game. The recoil absorbing technology in the butt stock makes the difference.
