The Beretta Ultraleggero is an over/under 12-gauge shotgun with a 2.5 Grade walnut stock, break-action, and a 28-inch barrel. At 6.61 lbs it's lighter than most O/U guns in this gauge, which is the defining characteristic of the model -- the name means "ultra light" in Italian. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Beretta 
• Model: Ultraleggero 
• Action: Break Action - Over/Under 
• Gauge: 12 Gauge 
• Max Shell Length: 3 inches 
• Barrel Length: 28 inches 
• Capacity: 2 Rounds 
• Weight: 6.61 lbs 
• Choke Type: OBF-HP 
• Sights Type: Bead sights 
• Stock Material: 2.5 Grade Walnut 
• Handedness: Right Hand 
   

Detailed Features 

The OBF-HP choke system controls shot pattern density for different target sizes and distances. Bead sights are standard for an O/U at this price point -- simple and effective for moving targets. The 28-inch barrels give good swing-through for upland birds and sporting clays. 3-inch chamber handles standard and magnum loads. 
 
The walnut is 2.5 Grade -- not exhibition wood, but well-figured and properly fitted. The lighter build does mean slightly more felt recoil compared to a heavier gun in the same gauge, so load selection matters more here than with a 7.5-lb gun.

Most discussion around the Ultraleggero focuses on two things: the walnut finish and the weight. Owners who carry a shotgun all day hunting upland birds consistently appreciate the 6.61-lb build; it reduces fatigue on long flushes. The craftsmanship and stock fit get positive remarks, and the action cycles smoothly according to most reports.

Price is the main sticking point -- the Ultraleggero is positioned in a higher market segment, and buyers debate whether the weight savings justify the premium over heavier Beretta O/U models. Recoil comes up occasionally; at 6.61 lbs with 3-inch loads, it's perceptibly more than a heavier gun. Most owners consider the trade-off worth it for field carry, while others prefer a heavier gun if they're primarily shooting clays from a stationary position.