Beretta Releases A300 Ultima in Mossy Oak Original Bottomland and Shadow Grass

Beretta Mossy Oak

Beretta introduces the A300 Ultima in two legendary Mossy Oak® camouflage patterns: Original Bottomland and Original Shadow Grass. Offered in both 12-gauge and 20-gauge configurations, the new finishes bring timeless style to a high-performance, ultra-reliable, semi-automatic hunting shotgun.

“The Mossy Oak Original patterns connect us to the heritage of waterfowl hunting,” said Caleb McMillen, Beretta USA Head of Hunting. “Bringing these classic designs to the A300 Ultima lets hunters honor tradition while experiencing the modern innovation that defines Beretta shotguns.”

Key Features

  • Kick-Off® Recoil Reduction – Beretta’s Kick-Off® system reduces felt recoil for greater comfort and faster, more controlled follow-up shots.
  • Enlarged Loading Port and Controls – Beveled, oversized loading ports and controls make reloading and operation quicker and smoother in wet, cold or gloved conditions.
  • Reliable A300 Gas System – The A300 Ultima’s proven gas-operated cycling reliably feeds both 2 3/4″ and 3″ 12-gauge shells, and the platform is equally capable in 20-gauge for shooters who prefer a lighter-recoiling option.

The A300 Ultima brings together field-proven performance and modern features built for serious waterfowl hunters. Mossy Oak® Original Bottomland is tailored to blend into deep timber and wooded waterfowl environments; Original Shadow Grass offers marsh-optimized concealment for reeds, sedge and open wetland cover.

The Beretta A300 Ultima in Mossy Oak® Original Bottomland and Original Shadow Grass are available through authorized Beretta dealers at an MSRP of $1,079.

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About Beretta: Established in 1526, Beretta is the world’s longest-standing industrial dynasty, with a legacy spanning 16 generations of continuous family ownership. For nearly 500 years, firearms bearing the Beretta name have been trusted and used around the world. Beretta USA Corp. was established in 1977 and quickly became the provider of the most widely deployed sidearm in the U.S. Armed Forces. Today, Beretta USA is part of Beretta Holding Group, which includes over 50 global subsidiaries and 20 renowned brands. Beretta manufactures, distributes, and markets a complete range of firearms, accessories, and apparel. The company also owns and operates six Beretta Gallery retail stores worldwide. # # #

History of the Beretta 303 Semi-Automatic Shotgun

The Beretta 303 semi-automatic shotgun is a versatile and dependable firearm that has a rich history dating back to its beginnings in the early 1970s. With its innovative design and reliable performance, the Beretta 303 has become a popular choice among hunters, sports shooters, and law enforcement agencies around the world.

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The Beginnings of the Beretta 303 Shotgun

The Beretta 303 shotgun was first introduced by the Italian firearms manufacturer in 1974. It was designd as a successor to the popular Beretta 302, with improvements made to the gas system and overall reliability. The Beretta 303 quickly gained a reputation for its smooth operation and durability, making it a favorite among shooters looking for a reliable semi-automatic shotgun.

Innovations and Advancements in Design

One of the key innovations of the Beretta 303 shotgun was its self-regulating gas system, which helped reduce recoil and improve overall shooting comfort. The gun also featured a distinctive cross-bolt safety and a reversible shell ejector, making it user-friendly and versatile for shooters of all levels. Additionally, the Beretta 303 was known for its sleek and ergonomic design, with a slim profile and comfortable grip that made it easy to handle in the field.

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Legacy and Impact of the Beretta 303

The Beretta 303 semi-automatic shotgun has left a lasting legacy in the world of firearms. Its reliable performance and innovative design have made it a popular choice for hunters, sports shooters, and law enforcement agencies alike. The Beretta 303 has also influenced the development of other semi-automatic shotguns, setting a high standard for quality and performance in the industry.

The Beretta 303 shotgun, produced in the mid-1980s through early 1990s, was a landmark semi-automatic design that cemented Beretta’s reputation for reliable, versatile, and high-quality sporting shotguns. It bridged the gap between the early 300-series autos and the modern 390/391/A400 lineage.

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