Shooting Times & Country

Beretta Outlander semi-auto £1,075

OUR VERDICT

I spend most of my working day teaching driven shooting and sporting clays so an opportunity to shoot a semi-auto is always a welcome change. The Beretta A300 appeared to be a good-looking gun when it was delivered and I was already dreaming of using it in the pigeon hide or on the duck pond.

The A300 we are reviewing is the entry-level model in the range designed for the field shooter, and is competitively priced at £1,075 for guns with either a walnut or synthetic stock,

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