Posted by Jason Brumett
Beretta is proud to introduce the 682 Gold E Trap bottom single version to further complete the 682 E family of products. Designed specifically for the American Trap market. The bottom single features a fully adjustable rib. The bottom single version only (non-combo) will be available solely with the 34-inch barrel with adjustable rib. Two combo versions will also be available: a 34-inch adjustable bottom single with a 30-inch over/under, and a 34-inch adjustable bottom single barrel with 32-inch over/under. All models will be equipped with a factory adjustable comb with Memory System, and the same adjustable trigger shoe that is standard on the 682 Gold E Trap family. The 682 E family has been established as a premier firearm in competition shooting, building on a tradition of durability, reliability, and performance. With the elliptical graphic on the low profile receiver, and nickel-alloy steel for strength and durability, this family is the perfect blend between technology and style, heritage and innovation.
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