Beretta USA J40AK16 A400 Xplor Action 12 Gauge 26″ Barrel 3″ 4+1, Bronze Metal Finish, Walnut Kick-Off Stock

SKU: LIP|BEJ40AK16UPC: 082442707693Mfr. Part #: J40AK16

$2,148.99

Beretta USA J40AK16 A400 Xplor Action 12 Gauge 26″ Barrel 3″ 4+1, Bronze Metal Finish, Walnut Kick-Off Stock

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Beretta’s A400 Xplor Action is a semi-automatic shotgun that will be equally at home on an upland, duck or deer hunt as well as at the clay range. The low profile, gas-operated, action features Beretta’s Blink technology, and is capable of firing four shells in less than one second. It has a blued steel barrel and a bronze-colored receiver. The walnut stock has a Micro-Core buttpad, while the fore-end features the Beretta Trident logo. This 12 gauge has a 26″ barrel and the stock features Beretta’s Kick-Off recoil system housed in the stock.

Additional information

upc

082442707693

manufacturer

Beretta

Manufacturer Part Number

J40AK16

Action

Semi-Auto

ATF Type

Shotgun

Barrel Length

26"

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Capacity

2 + 1

Chokes Included

C,F,M

Length

41.2500

Model

A400 Action

Package Height

3.4

Package Width

10.0

Product Type

Shotgun

Safety

Crossbolt

Shipping Weight

9.7

Sights

Bead

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