The Beretta 1301 Comp Pro is a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun built around competitive and practical use. It has a 24" Steelium barrel, 3" chamber, and holds 2+1 rounds. The receiver is blue anodized with a black handguard and stock. Sights are a fiber optic front with a mid bead rear. The stock is a fixed Kick-Off synthetic design. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Beretta 
• Model Name: 1301 Comp Pro 
• SKU: 3456269 
• UPC: 082442916200 
• MPN: J131C14PRO 
• Caliber/Gauge: 12 GA 
• Barrel Length: 24 inches 
• Chamber Size: 3 inches 
• Action Type: Semi-Automatic 
• Capacity: 2+1 rounds 
• Finish Color: Blue Anodized Receiver, Black Handguard/Stock 
• Sights Type: Fiber Optic Front with Mid Bead Rear 
• Stock Material/Type: Fixed Kick-Off Synthetic 
   

Detailed Features 

The semi-auto action allows fast follow-up shots without manually cycling between rounds. Beretta's Kick-Off stock technology reduces felt recoil, which matters during extended competitive shooting or when running heavier loads. The Steelium barrel is chrome-lined for durability and consistent performance across load types. The vent rib keeps the sight plane clear and helps with target tracking. 
 

Usage 

This gun is aimed squarely at practical and competitive shooters — trap, skeet, or dynamic shooting formats where speed matters. The 24" barrel is maneuverable. A few owners note it's heavier than some alternatives, which can be a factor for all-day field carry but is generally a non-issue at the range.

Owners of the Beretta 1301 Comp Pro point most often to reliable cycling and smooth action as the things they value most. The 24" barrel gets credit for balancing maneuverability and accuracy, and the fiber optic sights are a consistent favorite among competitors who shoot in varied lighting.

Build quality and intuitive controls come up frequently — the gun feels solid and the controls are where you expect them to be. The adjustable stock fits a range of shooters without much effort.

Weight is the most common reservation. It's heavier than some alternatives, which matters more for field hunting than for range or competition use. Overall sentiment is positive, and most owners who use it competitively or at the range wouldn't trade it.