LTT is excited to now offer a barrel shortening service for the Beretta 1301 that reduces overall length and weight for faster handling and improved control. The result is a lighter, more maneuverable shotgun with a clean, aggressive profile that looks as good as it performs.
LTT offers a barrel shortening service for the Beretta 1301T
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LTT is excited to now offer a barrel shortening service for the Beretta 1301 that reduces overall length and weight for faster handling and improved control. The result is a lighter, more maneuverable shotgun with a clean, aggressive profile that looks as good as it performs.
The video is from the US.
You can have a shorter barrel here in Canada, the barrel just needs to be newly manufactured by a licensed manufacturer.
Yup. A new manufactured short barrel (trying to legally replicate the video's example) would make the shotgun restricted.
A cut barrel on a semi cant be shorter than 18.5" here
Beretta wont make factory short barrels. Canadas market is too small and I doubt alot of Americans will want to pay the $200 short barreled tax
A restricted class semi shotgun is pretty much useless in canada. I do however like the look
If its not a manufacturers barrel made to the shorter length on your centerfire semi you're guilty it doesn't matter who or where the barrel was cut
They dont make the barrel. They cut the factory barrel
Painkillers
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
...which is a very intentionally made piece of kit.
Altering the distance between forcing cone and muzzle (where there was also a choke tube, now removed), has got to cause patterning problems. Aside from just being shorter, I believe these will be worse in every way than the OEM 18.5" barrel.
My $0.02
I've never noticed any patterning problems when cutting a barrel down. I have not gone below 18.5" though. You loose the choke and some poorly made guns the core of the pattern may shift slightly if the bore was not centered. But nothing I would call a problem. You get cylinder choke but if there's enough barrel thickness that could be jug choked or vancomped
I dont think these guys do anything that would be considered a cheap alteration and with their reputation I cant see there being any issues.
Seems like a lot of work to loose what 2.5" of barrel? Looks good though
I dont think these guys do anything that would be considered a cheap alteration and with their reputation I cant see there being any issues.
Seems like a lot of work to loose what 2.5" of barrel? Looks good though
- Location
- ON, North of GTA
Tacord did it...and I friggin want one.
I knew the suppression tax was gone. However you still need to fill out the form 1 which leads to back ground checks and finger printing.
Brendon292
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- Kingston, ON
I remember seeing this a while back. I believe it was done for a law enforcement agency.
