The Beretta A400 Upland is a semi-automatic 20-gauge shotgun with a 26" barrel, 3" chamber, and 2+1 capacity. It weighs 6.70 lbs and adjusts to 49-51" overall length. Fiber optic front and rear sights, crossbolt safety, and a nickel-finish aluminum receiver with walnut stock. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Beretta 
• Model: A400 Upland 
• Caliber: 20 Gauge 
• Barrel Length: 26 inches 
• Chamber Size: 3 inches 
• Capacity: 2+1 rounds 
• Overall Length: 49 - 51 inches (adjustable) 
• Weight: 6.70 lbs 
• Sights: Fiber Optic Front & Rear 
• Stock Type: Fixed with Kick-Off recoil reduction 
• Safety Mechanism: Crossbolt Safety 
• Finish: Brown with Nickel Receiver 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The Kick-Off system is Beretta's hydraulic recoil reduction built into the stock. It meaningfully reduces felt recoil during sustained shooting, which matters when running multiple flushes or extended range sessions. The fiber optic front and rear sights provide quick acquisition in variable light conditions, from dawn bird hunting to afternoon clays. 
 
The Optima-Choke HP system takes interchangeable chokes (F, M, C), letting you tune shot pattern to the scenario. The nickel receiver has engraving, and the walnut stock provides a solid grip with good aesthetics. 
 

Usage 

The A400 Upland handles well for upland bird hunting. The 20-gauge keeps weight down for all-day carries, and the 26" barrel swings naturally on flushing birds. It also competes well on clay courses. The adjustable stock length accommodates different shooter fits.

Feedback on the Beretta A400 Upland 20G with nickel and walnut finish is consistently positive with a few practical notes.

The walnut and nickel combination is widely appreciated for both its look and feel. Users describe it as elegant without being impractical. Performance is praised across the board: reliable semi-auto cycling, manageable recoil, and good balance for all-day hunting. The adjustable stock is specifically noted as a meaningful plus for dialing in fit.

The main criticism is pricing. Most users agree the quality justifies the cost, but it's a real consideration compared to less expensive options. Maintenance is mentioned occasionally. The gun rewards regular cleaning, which is par for the course with any quality semi-automatic.

Overall sentiment leans strongly positive, with users recommending it for upland hunting and sporting clays.