BERETTA S09 SHOTGUN
Exalted Workmanship
Gracefully
Proportioned Masterly Mechanics SO9 receivers and furnishings are exquisitely hand engraved by master craftsmen using the bulino or hammer and chisel technique and individually signed by the artist. Clients may have these customized, choosing from fine English scroll, classic game scenes or even a special order custom engraving of their own preference. Lasting Strength A Shotgun
Apart Extra fine-line hand checkering is then applied for exceptional appearance and a non-slip grip. The pistol or English stock and the fore-end are constructed and sized to the customer's specific requirements. A mechanical-type, non-selective single trigger is standard, although a classic double trigger may be installed at the customer's request. Every SO9 is supplied with a fine fitted leather case and a complement of maintenance tools and accessories. Click here to visit Gunshopfinder.com's Beretta shotgun page. Or, to find a Beretta dealer near you, select a state and then click "Submit."
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