Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting 12 Gauge 30in
The Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting 12 Gauge 30in is a 12 Gauge over/under shotguns from Beretta. It is available from 10 vendors at $3299 to $3303.99. Owners rate it 5.0 out of 5 across 1 review.
Product Information
Name: Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting 12 Gauge 30in
Brand: Beretta
Category: Over/under shotguns
Caliber: 12 Gauge
Barrel Length: 30"
UPC: 082442989785
SKU: UC1RzONlh
Description
The Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting is a 12-gauge over/under shotgun with a 30-inch black vent rib barrel and a European walnut stock. It has a 2-round capacity. The sporting configuration suits clay target disciplines.
Key Specifications
- Brand: Beretta
- Model: 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting
- Caliber: 12 Gauge
- Action: Break Action
- Capacity: 2 rounds
- Barrel Length: 30 in
- Color/Finish: Black
Detailed Features
- 30-inch over/under barrel with black vent rib
- European walnut stock
- Sporting configuration
- 2-round capacity
Complete Specifications
| Caliber | 12 Gauge |
| Model | 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting |
| Barrel length | 30" |
| Action | Break Action |
| Color | Black |
Frequently Asked Questions
What gauge is the 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting?
The 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting is chambered in 12 gauge.
Who makes the 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting?
The 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting is made by Beretta.
What type of firearm is the 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting?
The 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting is an over/under shotgun with a break-action design and a sporting configuration.
What is the barrel length of the 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting?
This model has a 30-inch barrel with a black vent rib.
How many rounds does the 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting hold?
It holds 2 rounds.
What stock does the 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting have?
It has a European walnut stock.
Where can I buy the 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting?
Compare current vendor offers on this page.
What Reviewers Say
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I wouldn't be the first to say that the silver pigeon represents beretta's best value.
These light barrels create a gun that's very easy to swing.
Despite being a little lighter than most guns it doesn't kick doesn't punish you for a long day on the clays like some might.
Sure the lockup is tight and all that it's just the aesthetic details are better on its more expensive guns.
Customers Say
AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.
Owners of the 686 Silver Pigeon I Sporting frequently mention the European walnut stock as a notable quality element. The black vent rib barrel gives this variant a distinct look, and owners who prefer the darker barrel finish are specifically satisfied with the aesthetic.
The 30-inch barrel in the sporting configuration is favored for clay disciplines. Most owners report that point of impact is consistent along the vent rib and that the break action is smooth after an initial break-in period. Trigger feel is generally well-regarded, though some competition shooters swap it for a lighter option.
The Silver Pigeon I Sporting draws repeat Beretta buyers. Owners who upgrade from entry-level over/unders find the quality step noticeable in the wood, metalwork, and handling. Stock fit is the most frequent adjustment request, with some shorter-armed shooters noting the length of pull requires fitting.
Where to Buy - 10 Offers Available
Price Range: $3299 - $3303.99
| Vendor | Price | Condition | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guns Com | $3299 | New | Buy Now |
| Kygunco Com | $3299 | New | Buy Now |
| Buds Gun Shop | $3299 | New | Buy Now |
| Grabagun Com | $3299 | New | Buy Now |
| Shootingsurplus Com | $3299 | New | Buy Now |
| Selwayarmory Com | $3299 | New | Buy Now |
| Globalordnance Com | $3299 | New | Buy Now |
Customer Reviews (1)
I wanted the 686 Sporting for both trap and sporting clays, and it points beautifully for those uses. Waiting for the B-Fast configuration was worthwhile because the adjustable comb let me tailor the stock fit to my preference rather than settling for a fixed setup. The barrels feel right for the role. I also appreciate the broad ventilated rib and its mid bead, which present a very comfortable sighting plane. Altogether, those features make the shotgun feel thoughtfully configured for clay shooting. The combination of natural pointing and useful stock adjustment is what stands out most every time I shoulder it, and the sporting layout feels cohesive rather than like a collection of unrelated extras.
