Beretta trap model mark II

[kayaksteve]

Anyone know anything about these? Years produced? Are they common? My father in law picked it up awhile back and I gave him his money back for it. I don’t know what they go for but it’s worth what I payed to me. Pretty cool gun but haven’t found a lot of info on this particular model. Probably just sit in the gun cabinet but I couldn’t pass on it

 

[Hooked On Quack]

Just curious, what length barrel ??

 

[kayaksteve]

Just curious, what length barrel ??

32”

 

[Jester896]

looks like they were made from '72-'76...don't think they are common...can't find a value listed. The choke is a tight full and the 32" is more desirable

all i got

 

[kayaksteve]

looks like they were made from '72-'76...don't think they are common...can't find a value listed. The choke is a tight full and the 32" is more desirable

all i got

Thanks. Value doesn’t matter anyways I can’t ever bring myself to sell a gun for some reason. I was guessing 70s or 80s. I don’t think I have a need for it but it was one of those guns I knew I wanted when I saw it. I’ll keep it as an art piece til I find a reason to shoot it.

 

[Jester896]

Good trap gun. I think it gave Winchester and Browning a run for their money. It was only a few years later that Beretta-USA formed to make pistols in the USA.

Does it say where it was made?

 

[kayaksteve]

Good trap gun. I think it gave Winchester and Browning a run for their money. It was only a few years later that Beretta-USA formed to make pistols in the USA.

Does it say where it was made?

It’s says “P. Beretta Gardone VT made in Italy” and in another location it says “Garcia sporting arms Wash. DC

 

[Jester896]

I was curious. Garcia may have been the importer at the time. Nice gun!

 

[kayaksteve]

Thanks. I shoot skeet occasionally but never trap, maybe one day. I wonder how it would handle a 2 3/4 turkey load