Thread: Beretta a400 ultra lite

Anybody here used one of these, thoughts?

Traded my m2 for one..love it..mines a lite model,not sure if there’s a difference

Hi, yes I have one, real nice to use, it may be for sale as I am thinking of a 20 or 28 gage.

Originally Posted by The bomb

Traded my m2 for one..love it..mines a lite model,not sure if there’s a difference

Yeah different model

Originally Posted by stickle7

Hi, yes I have one, real nice to use, it may be for sale as I am thinking of a 20 or 28 gage.

Keep me in mind if you decide to go 20g or 28g

Originally Posted by stickle7

Hi, yes I have one, real nice to use, it may be for sale as I am thinking of a 20 or 28 gage.

I have an a400upland in 20ga, its fantantic has not missed a beat

Im considering a A400 upland for next season. They look beautiful.
I would prefer a solid stock dont know about that kick off thing.

Originally Posted by muka88

Im considering a A400 upland for next season. They look beautiful.
I would prefer a solid stock dont know about that kick off thing.

it works well. I would like a good english "straight" stock SXS 28ga or .410 with ejectors to round out my wee collection

I've become scared of any shotgun that has 'lite' in the branding. Most of us would shoot better with a few pounds more on the gun, and few pounds off the waist, not the other way around

Originally Posted by Pointer

I've become scared of any shotgun that has 'lite' in the branding. Most of us would shoot better with a few pounds more on the gun, and few pounds off the waist, not the other way around

Yes but easier to buy a lighter gun....well in my case

Fair call A400s are such soft shooting guns, they don't need to be too light. I have a 20g A400 upland, lovely to carry, hard to shoot well

Originally Posted by Pointer

I've become scared of any shotgun that has 'lite' in the branding. Most of us would shoot better with a few pounds more on the gun, and few pounds off the waist, not the other way around

10 kms of walking chasing quail and my 3.5kg beretta feels like a bag of cement.

Prefer a double barrel for long walks little bit lighter and dont have to search for empty shells in the grass, also look cooler 😎
Semi in maimai and in the boat.

Originally Posted by Puddleduk

10 kms of walking chasing quail and my 3.5kg beretta feels like a bag of cement.

Sorry to say that's not the guns fault I've added close to 12 Oz to my a400 20g, bringing it close to 6 3/4 lb. Was just too light to start with

I shot best i have in ages on clays first time out with my A400 Upland............................................ .................and then next time we wont even mention!!

Mine is actually lighter then the 687 20ga I have been using for last 10 years.