Simple and reliable is what made the 686 the most popular entry level over/under shotgun world wide. Used by more shooting schools than any other shotgun, the 686 has proven its longevity many times over. Just in time for the clay season, the 686 Silver Pigeon 1 Field and Sporting are back in-stock. If you're looking for an over/under to add to your collection that is bound to last a life time, have a look at the world famous Beretta 686.
• Interchangeable Chokes (Includes 5 chokes)
• Low Profile Receiver
• Schnabel Fore-End
• Scroll Engraving
• Grade 1 Walnut Stock
• Cold-Hammer Forged Barrel
• Tang Safety and Barrel Selector
• ABS Hardcase
• Weight: 7.5 lbs Field 8.0 lbs Sporting
Click here for the Silver Pigeon 1 Sporting
Click here for the Silver Pigeon 1 Field
What's the difference between the Field and Sporting?
The base gun is the same. The main difference is the sporting is set up for high volume shooting while the field is ideal for being carried in the field for long periods of time. On the Sporting, the sight plain is wider while also having both a front and mid bead for better shot alignment. The stock is also thicker and denser to prevent cracking from the high volume of shooting its expected to endure. Although the sporting is a little heavier and longer than the field, it could still be used as a duel purpose machine for upland game bird hunting. The field gun is still a capable weekend clay buster for those who were wondering.
• Interchangeable Chokes (Includes 5 chokes)
• Low Profile Receiver
• Schnabel Fore-End
• Scroll Engraving
• Grade 1 Walnut Stock
• Cold-Hammer Forged Barrel
• Tang Safety and Barrel Selector
• ABS Hardcase
• Weight: 7.5 lbs Field 8.0 lbs Sporting
Click here for the Silver Pigeon 1 Sporting
Click here for the Silver Pigeon 1 Field
What's the difference between the Field and Sporting?
The base gun is the same. The main difference is the sporting is set up for high volume shooting while the field is ideal for being carried in the field for long periods of time. On the Sporting, the sight plain is wider while also having both a front and mid bead for better shot alignment. The stock is also thicker and denser to prevent cracking from the high volume of shooting its expected to endure. Although the sporting is a little heavier and longer than the field, it could still be used as a duel purpose machine for upland game bird hunting. The field gun is still a capable weekend clay buster for those who were wondering.
