Beretta over/under shotgun available in a number of different configurations. This basic model features ventilated rib barrels from 24" to 30"; 30" is a special order. Screw-in chokes or Fixed chokes are available. All configurations offered in 12- and 20-gauge, with 28-gauge and .410 bore available on special order only. Fitted with checkered American walnut stock, with black rubber recoil pad and special grip cap. Some models have silver receiver, with scroll engraving and others have black receivers with gold-filled contours. This 686 series was renamed in 1994.

Introduced in 1994. This 686 model designed to be an entry level 686. Offers all mechanical features of 686 series, without any frills. Offered in 12-gauge only, with 26" or 28" barrels with open-side rib. Plain walnut stock, with checkering and plain blue receiver. Weight about 6.7 lbs. Renamed Silver Essential in 1997.

Features black anodized light alloy receiver accented with an engraved gold-filled "P. Beretta" signature. Available in 12-gauge only, with 26" or 28" ventilated rib barrels. Chokes fixed or screw-in type. Weight 5 lbs. 1 oz.

Similar in appearance to Ultra Light Onyx. Available in 12- or 20-gauge, with ventilated rib barrel lengths from 26" to 28". Chambers are 3" or 3.5". Checkered walnut stock offered in pistol-/straight-grip. Choice of choke types. Weight: 12-gauge 6 lbs.13 oz.; 20-gauge 6 lbs. 3 oz. A 12-gauge version with 3.5" chambers and 28" barrel offered (new in 1999) with matte wood finish, matte black receiver, beavertail fore-end with fingerwells and silver finish trigger.

Same as above. Supplied with 20-gauge 28" ventilated rib barrel; 28-gauge 26" ventilated rib barrel.

Model is basic 686. Features plain semi-matte silver receiver. Available in 12- or 20-gauge; 28-gauge available on special order. Ventilated rib barrels offered in lengths from 24" to 30", with Fixed chokes or choke tubes.

Same as above. Furnished with scroll engraved silver receiver. Offered in 28-gauge, with 26" or 28" ventilated rib barrels. Weight 5 lbs. 5 oz.

Introduced in 1996. Replaces Silver Perdiz. Has electroless nickel finish on scroll engraved receiver. Offered in 12-, 20- and 28-gauge, with 26" or 28" barrels. Average weight 6.8 lbs. New variation introduced in 1999. Features 20-gauge gun with 28" barrels, straight-grip stock and matte nickel receiver.

Essentially same as Silver Pigeon models. Packaged with carrying case that includes five choke tubes, accessory recoil pad and sling swivels. A .410-bore offering on a proportionally smaller receiver was added in 2006. NOTE: Add $700 for two barrel 20/28-gauge set.

Gauges: 12 ga., 3 in., 20 ga., 3 in., 28 ga., 2.75 in., .410 bore. Barrels: 26 in., 28 in, 30 in., with 6x6 rib. Weight: 6.2-7.25 lbs. Stock: Selected walnut in either left- or right-handed versions with a choice of Schnabel or rounded fore-end. Features: The improved version of the Silver Pigeon features upgraded Steelium Optima HP barrels, deeper laser engraving of floral motifs, and oil-finished stocks. MicroCore recoil pad, dual conical locking lugs, tang safety and barrel selector, single gold-plated trigger. Includes five interchangeable Mobil chokes and a fitted hard carrying case. Available in both Field and Sporting models.

Offered in 12- or 20-gauge, with choice of 28" or 30" barrels. Five Beretta screw-in chokes. Modern ellipsis receiver engraving. Special carrying case. Introduced with new styling in 2001.

Model available in 12- or 20-gauge, with 26" or 28" ventilated rib barrels. Receiver silver, with scroll engraving fitted with side plates. Fitted hard case comes with gun.

Sporting clay 12- or 20-gauge shotgun. Features silver receiver, with scroll engraving. Wide 12.5mm target rib. Radius recoil pad. Offered in 26" or 28" ventilated rib barrels, with screw-in chokes. Offered first time in 1993.

Same as above. Offered in 12-gauge only, with matte black finish on receiver and barrels. Weight 6 lbs.13 oz. Introduced in 1993.