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EN 10 DESCRIPTION The key to superior performance in semiautomatic shotguns is simplicity. In keeping with the Beretta tradition, the new A300 Outlander is a soft-shooting gas-operated system semi-auto which combines the reliable Beretta bolt with falling block (locked breech) with an improved gas valve with a self-cleaning cylinder and piston, so that excess pressure caused by the most powerful cartridges can be decreased automatically. TOTAL DESIGN The rugged A300 outlander it is elegant, yet efficient. Sleek yet strong. With slim, graceful lines that leave an indelible impression at first sight. The receiver. Completely and precisely machined from a solid block of special light alloy aluminium, it has moveable parts in steel, and high quality light alloys, assembled with particular care, checked and polished to ensure exceptional operation. All metal parts are protected by special finishes against wear, and tear and rusting. The ergonomically rounded back of the light alloy receiver fits smoothly into the stock, enabling rapid and instinctive target acquisition. The top of the receiver is designed to accept (with an optional base) optics and other aiming system. Constructed using a special aluminium alloy, the A300 Outlander receiver has undergone an anodic oxidation process that protects the firearm from rusting and scratching. The trigger guard is made of heavy duty polymer. Its new semi-square shape makes finger positioning easier. The rounded shape and absence of sharp corners have been designed for more rapid, more secure trigger grip. The use of a technopolymer ensures that the colour will remain in the parts traditionally subject to rubbing while at the same time enhancing sensitivity of touch in cold climates. The opening of the trigger guard is bigger so the trigger is accessible even to a gloved hand. The carrier and bolt withstand rust and wear and offer more sturdiness in the execution of their vital function. The safety button, also newly designed, now offers a wider surface for easier operation. For accidental engaging or disengaging, the safety is protected and topped by a protruding edge that also enhances its appearance. The safety button can be reversed for left-handed shooters. The trigger is chrome-plated for ultimate rust protection. Its silver colour sets it apart from the other parts of the shotgun. The fore-end has long, slender contours that add to the harmony of the A300

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EN
DESCRIPTION
The key to superior performance in semiautomatic shotguns is
simplicity
.
In keeping with the Beretta tradition, the new A300 Outlander is a soft-shooting
gas-operated system semi-auto which combines the reliable Beretta bolt with
falling block (locked breech) with an improved gas valve with a self-cleaning
cylinder and piston, so that excess pressure caused by the most powerful
cartridges can be decreased automatically.
TOTAL DESIGN
The rugged A300 outlander it is elegant, yet efficient. Sleek yet strong. With slim,
graceful lines that leave an indelible impression at first sight.
The receiver.
Completely and precisely machined from a solid block of special
light alloy aluminium, it has moveable parts in steel, and
high quality light alloys,
assembled with particular care, checked and polished to ensure exceptional
operation. All metal parts are protected by special finishes against wear, and
tear and rusting. The ergonomically rounded back of the light alloy receiver fits
smoothly into the stock, enabling rapid and instinctive target acquisition. The top
of the receiver is designed to accept (with an optional base) optics and other
aiming system. Constructed using a special aluminium alloy, the A300 Outlander
receiver has undergone an anodic oxidation process that protects the firearm
from rusting and scratching.
The trigger guard
is made of heavy duty polymer. Its new semi-square shape
makes finger positioning easier. The rounded shape and absence of sharp
corners have been designed for more rapid, more secure trigger grip. The use
of a technopolymer ensures that the colour will remain in the parts traditionally
subject to rubbing while at the same time enhancing sensitivity of touch in cold
climates. The opening of the trigger guard is bigger so the trigger is accessible
even to a gloved hand.
The carrier and bolt
withstand rust and wear and offer more sturdiness in the
execution of their
vital function.
The safety button,
also newly designed, now offers a wider surface for easier
operation. For accidental engaging or disengaging, the safety is protected and
topped by a protruding edge that also enhances its appearance.
The safety button can be reversed for left-handed shooters.
The trigger
is chrome-plated for ultimate rust protection. Its silver colour sets it
apart from the other parts of the shotgun.
The fore-end
has long, slender contours that add to the harmony of the A300