Which Beretta for Sporting

[Fortis Mark]

A little advice needed please.

I've entered the Beretta World, and I don't own a Beretta.

I am looking to buy one but know nothing about which models would be best suited to 'sporting' apart from multi chokes and 30" barrels . I'm not looking to spend a fortune, it wont be my main gun.

682 and 686 have been suggested - can anyone offer any pointers

Thanks

 

[Jeremy Baker]

682 gold £1100-1300

 

[no.1topdog]

Anything with Beretta on it, preferrably a Sporter, any spec. you like....................

But you will shoot best with the one that fits you best regardless of model.  Try before you buy, or better still, borrow one for the day and save yourself heaps of cash. There's a few of them about out there.    :biggrin:

 

[Ozzy]

682 gold £1100-1300

+1

 

[Jeremy Baker]

PS I tried that. Shot like a one armed blind man and sold the gun the week after in the car park of Coleys.
Enjoyed the shoot though.

 

[Will Hewland]

Er... Don't disrespect the 32" models.after all, they are the most popular..

 

[ips]

+2 on the gold best gun beretta ever made imo

 

[Fortis Mark]

Thanks for the reply's. I will of course make sure it fits first and foremost.

I'm thinking 30" as there is a slim chance I may get Mrs Fortis out shooting. (My gun is 32")

Not knowing the models I would rather spend money on 'sporting' biased models and avoid the field guns. I presume the Silver Pigeons I see are field based ?

 

[ips]

682 gold or even a 686 there is no other option imo. 686 is basically a 682 but without the adj trigger and less action bling.

 

[Fortis Mark]

682 gold or even a 686 there is no other option imo. 686 is basically a 682 but without the adj trigger and less action bling.

Thanks - that's helpful. I'll stick to looking at these models.

 

[westley]

You are more than welcome to borrow my 391 Urika, just promise not to shoot trap with it.

 

[ips]

Thanks - that's helpful. I'll stick to looking at these models.

trust me on this you wont go wrong with either.

 

[ips]

You are more than welcome to borrow my 391 Urika, just promise not to shoot trap with it.

wes

you are becoming as confrontational as me with such remarks

 

[Gee]

You welcome to try mine if your ever at SW2000 and see me about 

 

[chippy]

I would go for a 692 32" sporter

And it just happens I have one for sale.

 

[Paul120]

If you currently are using a Miroku or Browning the swap to a 680 type or DT may take a bit of getting used to.

Get a 303 or 390 auto. They are cheap reliable and Will hit anything an SO can. Plus with the 390 you can adjust the fit easily with shims.

 

[Richard59]

A little advice needed please.

I've entered the Beretta World, and I don't own a Beretta.

I am looking to buy one but know nothing about which models would be best suited to 'sporting' apart from multi chokes and 30" barrels . I'm not looking to spend a fortune, it wont be my main gun.

682 and 686 have been suggested - can anyone offer any pointers

Thanks

Next time you see me at Longridge you are more than welcome to have a use of mine, (32 inch) after you've finished the reg of course!

 

[Nicky T]

682 Gold E 32"

 

[salop sniper]

682 gold £1100-1300

That's a second hand price ?