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Beretta 471 Silver Hawk x 28"
Beretta 471 Silver Hawk x 28"
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Guns International #: 101535115
Seller's Inventory #: #22
Category - Beretta Shotguns
- Beretta Shotguns - SxS
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Seller: GAMele
Company:
Company:
Member Since: 12/2/13
First Name: Gerald
Last Name: Mele
State:
Idaho
Zip: 83646
Country: United States
Phone:
(208) 271-2527
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 71
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Credit Card at 4%
Beretta 471 Silver Hawk x 28
Description:
This is a Beretta 471 Silver Hawk 12 gauge with 28" barrels. The 470 was released in Europe in 1996 to commemorate the firm's 470th anniversary and made it to the States in 1997. It has since been updated with new features and finish options under the Model 471 designation. The receiver is of nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel with an attractive satin-nickel proprietary finish. The receiver's sides have half, false sideplates machined as a part of their contours. Both sides-as well as the underside-feature tasteful, hand-chased scroll engraving. The bolsters, too, have deep scroll engraving, and the nickel trigger guard exhibits modest scroll ornamentation as well. Lock-up is by the proven Purdey double-underlug method-with a slight twist. Beretta angled the lugs slightly to keep the gun tight even as surfaces wear. The lugs are manufactured by electric discharge machining (EDM), and the barrels are fused to the monobloc with a laser-making this classically styled side-by-side utterly modern in its manufacture. The surfaces of the breechface and receiver under the barrels are jeweled. The barrels are cold hammer forged, and the 3-inch chambers are chrome-lined. Beretta's interchangeable Optimachokes are the 2 3/4-inch-long tubes and feature an elongated cone for the choke constriction. 5 chokes are included. The exterior bluing of the barrels is smooth and even. However, there are two small nicks, one in each tube, near the end of the barrels on the bottoms. The stock is of European walnut with a semi-gloss finish and this gun exhibits nice figure on both sides. The stock's wrist and fore-end are hand-checkered in a 20-line-per-inch, bordered point pattern with only a few flattened points. The wood-to-metal fit is excellent around the trigger guard and left intentionally proud at the receiver and fore-end. The 13-1/2" length of pull is ended with a Kick-Ezz recoil pad. Drop at the comb is 1-1/2" and drop at the heel is 2-3/8". An Anson push rod serves as a retainer for the fore-end. Interestingly, a small selector mounted in the fore-end iron's left rear allows the shooter to choose between selective automatic ejection or extractors only. The Silver Hawk has a single, selective trigger. The steel trigger blade is left in the white and it breaks around 4 lbs. The barrel selection is made via a button mounted on the tang safety. Pushing it to the left reveals a single red dot, and the right barrel fires first. Pushing it to the right selects the left barrel, and two red dots are revealed. It comes in a blue Beretta hard plastic, foamed lined, travel case as shown. Ships to Lower 48, W/Insurance: $45.00
SOLD
Description:
This is a Beretta 471 Silver Hawk 12 gauge with 28" barrels. The 470 was released in Europe in 1996 to commemorate the firm's 470th anniversary and made it to the States in 1997. It has since been updated with new features and finish options under the Model 471 designation. The receiver is of nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel with an attractive satin-nickel proprietary finish. The receiver's sides have half, false sideplates machined as a part of their contours. Both sides-as well as the underside-feature tasteful, hand-chased scroll engraving. The bolsters, too, have deep scroll engraving, and the nickel trigger guard exhibits modest scroll ornamentation as well. Lock-up is by the proven Purdey double-underlug method-with a slight twist. Beretta angled the lugs slightly to keep the gun tight even as surfaces wear. The lugs are manufactured by electric discharge machining (EDM), and the barrels are fused to the monobloc with a laser-making this classically styled side-by-side utterly modern in its manufacture. The surfaces of the breechface and receiver under the barrels are jeweled. The barrels are cold hammer forged, and the 3-inch chambers are chrome-lined. Beretta's interchangeable Optimachokes are the 2 3/4-inch-long tubes and feature an elongated cone for the choke constriction. 5 chokes are included. The exterior bluing of the barrels is smooth and even. However, there are two small nicks, one in each tube, near the end of the barrels on the bottoms. The stock is of European walnut with a semi-gloss finish and this gun exhibits nice figure on both sides. The stock's wrist and fore-end are hand-checkered in a 20-line-per-inch, bordered point pattern with only a few flattened points. The wood-to-metal fit is excellent around the trigger guard and left intentionally proud at the receiver and fore-end. The 13-1/2" length of pull is ended with a Kick-Ezz recoil pad. Drop at the comb is 1-1/2" and drop at the heel is 2-3/8". An Anson push rod serves as a retainer for the fore-end. Interestingly, a small selector mounted in the fore-end iron's left rear allows the shooter to choose between selective automatic ejection or extractors only. The Silver Hawk has a single, selective trigger. The steel trigger blade is left in the white and it breaks around 4 lbs. The barrel selection is made via a button mounted on the tang safety. Pushing it to the left reveals a single red dot, and the right barrel fires first. Pushing it to the right selects the left barrel, and two red dots are revealed. It comes in a blue Beretta hard plastic, foamed lined, travel case as shown. Ships to Lower 48, W/Insurance: $45.00
SOLD
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Guns International #: 101535115
Category - Beretta Shotguns
- Beretta Shotguns - SxS
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: GAMele
Company: Member Since: 12/2/13
First Name: Gerald
Last Name: Mele
State:
Idaho
Zip: 83646
Country: United States
Phone:
(208) 271-2527
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 71
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Credit Card at 4%
Beretta 471 Silver Hawk x 28
Description: This is a Beretta 471 Silver Hawk 12 gauge with 28" barrels. The 470 was released in Europe in 1996 to commemorate the firm's 470th anniversary and made it to the States in 1997. It has since been updated with new features and finish options under the Model 471 designation. The receiver is of nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel with an attractive satin-nickel proprietary finish. The receiver's sides have half, false sideplates machined as a part of their contours. Both sides-as well as the underside-feature tasteful, hand-chased scroll engraving. The bolsters, too, have deep scroll engraving, and the nickel trigger guard exhibits modest scroll ornamentation as well. Lock-up is by the proven Purdey double-underlug method-with a slight twist. Beretta angled the lugs slightly to keep the gun tight even as surfaces wear. The lugs are manufactured by electric discharge machining (EDM), and the barrels are fused to the monobloc with a laser-making this classically styled side-by-side utterly modern in its manufacture. The surfaces of the breechface and receiver under the barrels are jeweled. The barrels are cold hammer forged, and the 3-inch chambers are chrome-lined. Beretta's interchangeable Optimachokes are the 2 3/4-inch-long tubes and feature an elongated cone for the choke constriction. 5 chokes are included. The exterior bluing of the barrels is smooth and even. However, there are two small nicks, one in each tube, near the end of the barrels on the bottoms. The stock is of European walnut with a semi-gloss finish and this gun exhibits nice figure on both sides. The stock's wrist and fore-end are hand-checkered in a 20-line-per-inch, bordered point pattern with only a few flattened points. The wood-to-metal fit is excellent around the trigger guard and left intentionally proud at the receiver and fore-end. The 13-1/2" length of pull is ended with a Kick-Ezz recoil pad. Drop at the comb is 1-1/2" and drop at the heel is 2-3/8". An Anson push rod serves as a retainer for the fore-end. Interestingly, a small selector mounted in the fore-end iron's left rear allows the shooter to choose between selective automatic ejection or extractors only. The Silver Hawk has a single, selective trigger. The steel trigger blade is left in the white and it breaks around 4 lbs. The barrel selection is made via a button mounted on the tang safety. Pushing it to the left reveals a single red dot, and the right barrel fires first. Pushing it to the right selects the left barrel, and two red dots are revealed. It comes in a blue Beretta hard plastic, foamed lined, travel case as shown. Ships to Lower 48, W/Insurance: $45.00 SOLD |
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Guns International #: 101535115
Seller's Inventory #: #22
Category - Beretta Shotguns
- Beretta Shotguns - SxS
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: GAMele
Company:
Company:
Member Since: 12/2/13
First Name: Gerald
Last Name: Mele
State:
Idaho
Zip: 83646
Country: United States
Phone:
(208) 271-2527
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 71
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Credit Card at 4%
Beretta 471 Silver Hawk x 28
Description:
This is a Beretta 471 Silver Hawk 12 gauge with 28" barrels. The 470 was released in Europe in 1996 to commemorate the firm's 470th anniversary and made it to the States in 1997. It has since been updated with new features and finish options under the Model 471 designation. The receiver is of nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel with an attractive satin-nickel proprietary finish. The receiver's sides have half, false sideplates machined as a part of their contours. Both sides-as well as the underside-feature tasteful, hand-chased scroll engraving. The bolsters, too, have deep scroll engraving, and the nickel trigger guard exhibits modest scroll ornamentation as well. Lock-up is by the proven Purdey double-underlug method-with a slight twist. Beretta angled the lugs slightly to keep the gun tight even as surfaces wear. The lugs are manufactured by electric discharge machining (EDM), and the barrels are fused to the monobloc with a laser-making this classically styled side-by-side utterly modern in its manufacture. The surfaces of the breechface and receiver under the barrels are jeweled. The barrels are cold hammer forged, and the 3-inch chambers are chrome-lined. Beretta's interchangeable Optimachokes are the 2 3/4-inch-long tubes and feature an elongated cone for the choke constriction. 5 chokes are included. The exterior bluing of the barrels is smooth and even. However, there are two small nicks, one in each tube, near the end of the barrels on the bottoms. The stock is of European walnut with a semi-gloss finish and this gun exhibits nice figure on both sides. The stock's wrist and fore-end are hand-checkered in a 20-line-per-inch, bordered point pattern with only a few flattened points. The wood-to-metal fit is excellent around the trigger guard and left intentionally proud at the receiver and fore-end. The 13-1/2" length of pull is ended with a Kick-Ezz recoil pad. Drop at the comb is 1-1/2" and drop at the heel is 2-3/8". An Anson push rod serves as a retainer for the fore-end. Interestingly, a small selector mounted in the fore-end iron's left rear allows the shooter to choose between selective automatic ejection or extractors only. The Silver Hawk has a single, selective trigger. The steel trigger blade is left in the white and it breaks around 4 lbs. The barrel selection is made via a button mounted on the tang safety. Pushing it to the left reveals a single red dot, and the right barrel fires first. Pushing it to the right selects the left barrel, and two red dots are revealed. It comes in a blue Beretta hard plastic, foamed lined, travel case as shown. Ships to Lower 48, W/Insurance: $45.00
SOLD
Description:
This is a Beretta 471 Silver Hawk 12 gauge with 28" barrels. The 470 was released in Europe in 1996 to commemorate the firm's 470th anniversary and made it to the States in 1997. It has since been updated with new features and finish options under the Model 471 designation. The receiver is of nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel with an attractive satin-nickel proprietary finish. The receiver's sides have half, false sideplates machined as a part of their contours. Both sides-as well as the underside-feature tasteful, hand-chased scroll engraving. The bolsters, too, have deep scroll engraving, and the nickel trigger guard exhibits modest scroll ornamentation as well. Lock-up is by the proven Purdey double-underlug method-with a slight twist. Beretta angled the lugs slightly to keep the gun tight even as surfaces wear. The lugs are manufactured by electric discharge machining (EDM), and the barrels are fused to the monobloc with a laser-making this classically styled side-by-side utterly modern in its manufacture. The surfaces of the breechface and receiver under the barrels are jeweled. The barrels are cold hammer forged, and the 3-inch chambers are chrome-lined. Beretta's interchangeable Optimachokes are the 2 3/4-inch-long tubes and feature an elongated cone for the choke constriction. 5 chokes are included. The exterior bluing of the barrels is smooth and even. However, there are two small nicks, one in each tube, near the end of the barrels on the bottoms. The stock is of European walnut with a semi-gloss finish and this gun exhibits nice figure on both sides. The stock's wrist and fore-end are hand-checkered in a 20-line-per-inch, bordered point pattern with only a few flattened points. The wood-to-metal fit is excellent around the trigger guard and left intentionally proud at the receiver and fore-end. The 13-1/2" length of pull is ended with a Kick-Ezz recoil pad. Drop at the comb is 1-1/2" and drop at the heel is 2-3/8". An Anson push rod serves as a retainer for the fore-end. Interestingly, a small selector mounted in the fore-end iron's left rear allows the shooter to choose between selective automatic ejection or extractors only. The Silver Hawk has a single, selective trigger. The steel trigger blade is left in the white and it breaks around 4 lbs. The barrel selection is made via a button mounted on the tang safety. Pushing it to the left reveals a single red dot, and the right barrel fires first. Pushing it to the right selects the left barrel, and two red dots are revealed. It comes in a blue Beretta hard plastic, foamed lined, travel case as shown. Ships to Lower 48, W/Insurance: $45.00
SOLD
Guns International #: 101535115
Seller's Inventory #: #22
Guns International #: 101535115
Seller's Inventory #: #22
Category - Beretta Shotguns
- Beretta Shotguns - SxS
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: GAMele
Company:
Company:
Member Since: 12/2/13
First Name: Gerald
Last Name: Mele
State:
Idaho
Zip: 83646
Country: United States
Phone:
(208) 271-2527
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 71
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Credit Card at 4%
Beretta 471 Silver Hawk x 28
Description:
This is a Beretta 471 Silver Hawk 12 gauge with 28" barrels. The 470 was released in Europe in 1996 to commemorate the firm's 470th anniversary and made it to the States in 1997. It has since been updated with new features and finish options under the Model 471 designation. The receiver is of nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel with an attractive satin-nickel proprietary finish. The receiver's sides have half, false sideplates machined as a part of their contours. Both sides-as well as the underside-feature tasteful, hand-chased scroll engraving. The bolsters, too, have deep scroll engraving, and the nickel trigger guard exhibits modest scroll ornamentation as well. Lock-up is by the proven Purdey double-underlug method-with a slight twist. Beretta angled the lugs slightly to keep the gun tight even as surfaces wear. The lugs are manufactured by electric discharge machining (EDM), and the barrels are fused to the monobloc with a laser-making this classically styled side-by-side utterly modern in its manufacture. The surfaces of the breechface and receiver under the barrels are jeweled. The barrels are cold hammer forged, and the 3-inch chambers are chrome-lined. Beretta's interchangeable Optimachokes are the 2 3/4-inch-long tubes and feature an elongated cone for the choke constriction. 5 chokes are included. The exterior bluing of the barrels is smooth and even. However, there are two small nicks, one in each tube, near the end of the barrels on the bottoms. The stock is of European walnut with a semi-gloss finish and this gun exhibits nice figure on both sides. The stock's wrist and fore-end are hand-checkered in a 20-line-per-inch, bordered point pattern with only a few flattened points. The wood-to-metal fit is excellent around the trigger guard and left intentionally proud at the receiver and fore-end. The 13-1/2" length of pull is ended with a Kick-Ezz recoil pad. Drop at the comb is 1-1/2" and drop at the heel is 2-3/8". An Anson push rod serves as a retainer for the fore-end. Interestingly, a small selector mounted in the fore-end iron's left rear allows the shooter to choose between selective automatic ejection or extractors only. The Silver Hawk has a single, selective trigger. The steel trigger blade is left in the white and it breaks around 4 lbs. The barrel selection is made via a button mounted on the tang safety. Pushing it to the left reveals a single red dot, and the right barrel fires first. Pushing it to the right selects the left barrel, and two red dots are revealed. It comes in a blue Beretta hard plastic, foamed lined, travel case as shown. Ships to Lower 48, W/Insurance: $45.00
SOLD
Description:
This is a Beretta 471 Silver Hawk 12 gauge with 28" barrels. The 470 was released in Europe in 1996 to commemorate the firm's 470th anniversary and made it to the States in 1997. It has since been updated with new features and finish options under the Model 471 designation. The receiver is of nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel with an attractive satin-nickel proprietary finish. The receiver's sides have half, false sideplates machined as a part of their contours. Both sides-as well as the underside-feature tasteful, hand-chased scroll engraving. The bolsters, too, have deep scroll engraving, and the nickel trigger guard exhibits modest scroll ornamentation as well. Lock-up is by the proven Purdey double-underlug method-with a slight twist. Beretta angled the lugs slightly to keep the gun tight even as surfaces wear. The lugs are manufactured by electric discharge machining (EDM), and the barrels are fused to the monobloc with a laser-making this classically styled side-by-side utterly modern in its manufacture. The surfaces of the breechface and receiver under the barrels are jeweled. The barrels are cold hammer forged, and the 3-inch chambers are chrome-lined. Beretta's interchangeable Optimachokes are the 2 3/4-inch-long tubes and feature an elongated cone for the choke constriction. 5 chokes are included. The exterior bluing of the barrels is smooth and even. However, there are two small nicks, one in each tube, near the end of the barrels on the bottoms. The stock is of European walnut with a semi-gloss finish and this gun exhibits nice figure on both sides. The stock's wrist and fore-end are hand-checkered in a 20-line-per-inch, bordered point pattern with only a few flattened points. The wood-to-metal fit is excellent around the trigger guard and left intentionally proud at the receiver and fore-end. The 13-1/2" length of pull is ended with a Kick-Ezz recoil pad. Drop at the comb is 1-1/2" and drop at the heel is 2-3/8". An Anson push rod serves as a retainer for the fore-end. Interestingly, a small selector mounted in the fore-end iron's left rear allows the shooter to choose between selective automatic ejection or extractors only. The Silver Hawk has a single, selective trigger. The steel trigger blade is left in the white and it breaks around 4 lbs. The barrel selection is made via a button mounted on the tang safety. Pushing it to the left reveals a single red dot, and the right barrel fires first. Pushing it to the right selects the left barrel, and two red dots are revealed. It comes in a blue Beretta hard plastic, foamed lined, travel case as shown. Ships to Lower 48, W/Insurance: $45.00
SOLD
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