Beretta just dropped big news today, launching its newest over-under shotgun, the 687 Silver Pigeon III. The new Silver Pigeon III builds on the Silver Pigeon I within the 680 series of shotguns.
Beretta 687 Silver Pigeon III
At first glance, this 687 feature the embellishments one expects. If features engraving via five-axis laser technology. Floral motifs and game scene include pheasant and partridge for a timeless look.
The pistol grip stock comes with a 35/55 drop in right- and left-handed configurations. A round forend compliments, both cut from selected class 2.5 walnut. A gloss finish protects against moisture and highlights the wood grain. Fine checkering helps provide a non-slip grip.
On top, more engraving highlights the action frame and receiver shoulders. It mimics the motif on the junction of the upper barrel, according to Beretta.
The shotgun features a gold-colored single selective trigger. A selector on the safety tang allows shooters to select the barrel for first shot.
A 20mm MicroCore butt pad helps tame recoil. Meanwhile, a slim receiver utilizes the company’s dependable locking system with trapezoid shoulders an dual conical locking lugs.
The 6×6 windowed top rib provides anti-reflective checkering. A spherical steel front sight helps shooters draw a bead on game or clays. Steelium Optima Bore HP tri-alloy steel barrels round out the package.
The 687 Silver Pigeon III comes in 12-, 20- and 28-gauge, as well as .410. It delivers all the hallmarks that make Beretta shotguns famous. Retail price comes in at $2,899.
For more information, visit beretta.com.
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