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small firearms The world’s oldest and largest manufacturer of small firearms is a long term partner of many international defence and law enforcement agencies. Beretta manufactures pistols, shotguns, submachine guns and assault rifles and is recognized for iconic products such as the M9 pistol.

MASTERPIECES

Hundreds of hours go into engraving just one gun. The wood is the highest-grade Walnut hand carved and fit by master gunsmiths. The presentation cases are hand sewed and stitched by our exclusive ateliers. 

Shotguns

The weapons manufactured by the company are used by uniformed forces, hunters and also fans of recreational shooting

Rifles

 One such air gun is the Beretta Px4 Storm air rifle, which shoots Diabolo lead shot and metal pellets.

Beretta Pistols

One of them was the Beretta 92 FS, which was equipped with a modified hammer axle and slide guides.

BERETTA FIREARMS FOR SALE

Beretta munitions is part of an alliance of five market leading companies, masters of excellence and new world thinkers owned by Beretta Holdings. Their combined technical prowess now form a single source contact, supplying the operational needs of Defence & Law Enforcement personnel worldwide.Beretta produces some of the finest performing handguns, rifles, and shotguns, as well as a selection of premium guns in history. Over fifteen generations, the Beretta name has earned a reputation for superior quality and design, with the best materials and construction, resulting in products with amazing performance.
We are committed to technological investment and product line expansion to keep up with the demands of the global market. We offer a variety of products for many needs, from hunting, trap, and skeet, to competition and personal protection.

 

 and  The Beretta M9, officially the Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, M9, is the designation for the Beretta 92FS semi-automatic pistol used by the United States Armed Forces. The M9 was adopted by the United States military as their service pistol in 1985.

The 92FS won a competition in the 1980s to replace the M1911A1 as the primary sidearm of the U.S. military, beating many other contenders, and only narrowly defeating the SIG Sauer P226 for cost reasons. It officially entered service in 1990. Some other pistols have been adopted to a lesser extent, namely the SIG P228 pistol, and other models remain in use in certain niches.

The M9 was scheduled to be replaced under a United States Army program, the Future Handgun System (FHS), which was merged with the SOF Combat Pistol program to create the Joint Combat Pistol (JCP). The JCP was renamed Combat Pistol (CP), and the number of pistols to be bought was drastically cut back. The U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps are replacing the M9 with the SIG Sauer M17 and M18.The barrels of beretta guns are interchangeable. Also beretta guns are made in New York city, USA. We provide you information on how to put a beretta shotgun back together and also information on how to use  beretta guns.

Browse all in-stock pistols and revolvers on berettafirearmsusa.com. Browse by model, price and more. Shop for popular models such as Beretta PX4 Storm, Beretta 92X, Beretta Tomcat, Beretta 3032 Tomcat, Beretta M9A3, Beretta 92, Beretta U22 Neos, Beretta 92 FS, Beretta Nano, Beretta Pico, Beretta M9A4 and many more.

 

Beretta has developed and refined an incomparable design technology of over-and-under and semiautomatics.

Beretta over-and-under: Beretta’s patented locking system creates a particulary slim receiver, making the Beretta over-and-under the most elegant, finely balanced and responsive double barrel shotgun in the world. The receiver is completely enclosed to keep ou dirt and powder residue, reducing wear and maintenance. The dual conical locking lugs are self adjusting for wear. The trigger system allows fast lock times and crisp trigger pull. The barrel selector is completely integrated with the manual safety and comes to a precise stop in either position, precluding the risk of inadvertent movement and affecting the shot.

Beretta enters the world of hunting rifles and chooses to use the linear reloading system, creating a revolutionary weapon that encompasses all of Beretta’s experience in rifled weapons, developed with years of designing weapons in both the military and civilian world.

The BRX1 guarantees maximum speed, precision, safety and ease of use, both in the reload phase and in the explosion of the shots following the first: substance, instinct, reliability and everything you need from your rifle.

Freequently Asked Questions

I CAN’T GET MY RIFLE TO GROUP WHAT SHOULD I DO?

As any experienced rifle owner knows, one of the most enjoyable part of buying a new rifle is getting it to shoot as accurately as possible. If your rifle isn’t shooting to factory standards, there are a few things you can do to troubleshoot.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A TIKKA T3 AND T3X?

The Tikka T3x is an improvement over the Tikka T3 due to the following changes:

Modular stock 

T3x has a new modular synthetic stock that has interchangeable pistol grips, making it possible to modify the angle of the grip. This allows for multiple shooting positions. Additional grips are sold separately. The T3x synthetic stock also has an additional attachment point which allows you to change the width of the stock’s fore-end.

Improved grip

A grip that never slips. The T3x synthetic stock has a new asymmetrical grip pattern and shape that has been specifically designed to give a solid grip in all conditions.

New recoil pad 

T3x models come with a new recoil pad technology that reduces the impact of recoil on the shooter. The new robust pad allows you to fully concentrate on the accuracy of your shots.  

Stock noise reduction

T3x synthetic stocks now have a foam insert within the interior of the rear stock – this lowers the stock-generated noise and can help you keep your target in sight. (Not available for models with an adjustable cheek piece.)

Redesigned ejection port 

The new T3x receiver introduces a widened angular ejection port that makes it easier to feed one cartridge at a time.

Improved rail attachment 

Always keep the target in your sight. The T3x models have extra screw placements on top of the receiver so that you can robustly attach a Picatinny rail – even when using larger scopes.

Metallic bolt shroud 

Robustness and quality go hand in hand. Metallic bolt shroud covers and shields the rear of the bolt body and the firing pin.

Steel recoil lug

This extra-strong lug has minimal deformation – even with larger calibers. Compared to aluminium, the steel lug doesn’t have strong imprinting qualities that would cause deformation when larger calibers are used.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SAKO FINNFIRE AND FINNFIRE II?

The original and legendary Sako Finnfire was built on a P94S action. The Finnfire II is built on the P04R action, which is the same action the Sako Quad is based on, however with a fixed barrel. 

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SAKO 85S, A7S, QUADS AND TRGS?

Sako 85 – Centrefire rifle, 3 locking lugs, one piece bolt body, comes in 6 action lengths, all steel magazine – available in several models including Walnut, Synthetic, Stainless, Laminated and newly introduced Carbon Fibre stock.

Sako A7 – Centrefire rifle, 3 locking lugs, 2 piece bolt body, comes in two action lengths, polymers magazine with steel feed lips, available with either a Synthetic stock or new Roughtec textured stock.  

IS THERE AN ACCURACY GUARANTEE ON A SAKO OR TIKKA RIFLE?

Absolutely. Sako 85 and A7’s have a 5-shot 1 M.O.A. @ 100m guarantee. 

Tikka have a 5-shot 1 M.O.A. @ 100m guarantee with heavy barrel models (Varmint, Super Varmint, Tactical) or 3-shot 1 M.O.A @ 100m guarantee with all other models.

DO TIKKA AND SAKO RIFLES COME WITH FREE SCOPE MOUNTING RINGS?

Sako and Tikka T3x rifles do not but we do recommend Sako Optilock for its great quality and value for money. 

Tikka T3 rifles come with a set of Optilock 1” alloy rings that suit a scope of up to 40mm objective lens size. An exception for this is the Tactical, Super Varmint and CTR models as they come standard with Picatinny rails. Battue models are also not sold with rings included as generally they are purchased for use with open sights only. 

I CAN’T CHOOSE BETWEEN A 1-IN-12 AND 1-IN-8 RATE OF TWIST (ROT) FOR A .223 REM CALIBRE – WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?

The 1 in 12 ROT is by far the more popular twist rate here in Australia for the .223 Rem, as most factory ammunition is produced with 55grs or 50 grs projectiles. However if you plan to only shoot 60grs and above projectiles, you should consider a 1 in 8 twist as the faster twist will stabilize a heavier projectile better than the slower 1 in 12. 

DO SAKO AND TIKKA RIFLES NEED TO BE RUN IN?

No. They are famous for their out-of-the-box accuracy. Sako and Tikka rifles have been run in at the Sako factory during proof and accuracy testing. It is good practice however to clean your barrel before firing for the first time as there may be some packing grease in your barrel.

Some bench rest shooters still insist on running the rifle in themselves. While it is not required it is of course not at any detriment to the rifle. Guidelines are as follows: 

 

  • Whilst sighting in your rifle for the very first time, before firing, clean the inside of the barrel with a cleaning rod and wipe dry with a clean patch until no packing grease is evident, then fire a shot – repeat the clean procedure after every shot for the first 5 shots together with some mild solvent, then clean once after the next 5 shots, then finally clean again after the next 10 shots (20 shots fired). Allow the barrel to cool between groups of shots (if you can’t hold the barrel with your bare hand, then it is too hot to shoot – let it cool first).

    As Sako and Tikka barrels have been lapped several times at the Sako factory, you will find that your barrel should not foul easily – therefore this running in procedure is not as necessary as with other brands of rifles.
DO I NEED A SPECIAL PERMIT TO BUY A SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN IN AUSTRALIA?

You need to have a category C licence to be able to buy/own a semi-automatic shotgun in Australia. To purchase a semi-auto you must be:

1. A primary producer. The dealer usually applies on behalf of the customer for a B709A from the State Firearms Registry office. B709A must include:

Customer full name and address

Customer firearms licence number

Firearm model description

Firearm serial number

2. A Sporting Shooter. Sporting shooters must get a certified sports shooter certificate issued by the Attorney Generals Department. Customs requires presentation of a certified sports shooter certificate before they will allow the release of the firearm to Beretta Australia for sale to your local dealer.
We strongly recommend you talk to your local dealer or visit the Police website for your State for more information. 

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Why Choose US

Fast

Beretta firearms are faster, more instinctive and easier-to-shoot thanks to its linear reloading system, superb ergonomics and balance.
It’s also easy to adjust with a demonstrably quick caliber change, ambidextrous conversion and adjustable trigger weight.

Accurate

The concentric barrel and chamber are both cold hammer forged from one piece of premium steel. The special bedding geometry ensures the barrel maintains the correct position, resulting in at least a 3 shot group SUB M.O.A. guaranteed by the factory.

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Reliable

The military based, ultra-tried and tested, locking system features a rotating bolt head with 8 locking lugs, or 16 for magnum calibers.
Safe and strong, Berretamunition successfully passed the NATO tests which are performed on Beretta military fi rearms.

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