Up for auction is a very nice and very rare Beretta Silver Hawk 10 Gauge Side by Side Shotgun. These shotguns are extremely scarce and not many were ever manufactured. This is one of the few 10 gauge shotguns that Beretta has ever made. This shotgun was manufactured by Beretta in Italy. The barrels measure roughly 31.5 inches in length. This shotgun will shoot the 10 gauge 3.5 inch magnum shells. Both barrels are being full choke on. This shotgun has been used but it does not appear to have been fired all that much. The bores are perfect and bright with no signs of wear. The lock up on this shotgun is nice and tight. This shotgun does have the double triggers. The front sight is a bead style sight. The receiver is a beautiful stainless nickel color and is engraved. There are beautiful engravings on the right side, the left side the top and the bottom of the receiver. All of this is factory engraving. The bluing on the barrels is in exquisite condition showing 98% beautiful deep blue color from the factory. The wood is gloss finished medium honey tone color. The stock is hand checkered. The wood is 85% shows some handling marks and light finish wear from general use. There are not any cracks in the wood.The shotgun performs flawlessly.The forearm is also hand checkered and shows some minor handling marks from general use. Please ask any questions before bidding, all sales are final. The Beretta Silver Hawk model in 10 gauge does not come up for sale often. When they do, they sell quickly to collector's and shooters alike. This shotgun was scarcely manufactured and very few were ever imported into the United States. This shotgun would make an excellent addition to anyone's collection or would make a great bird hunting shotgun for someone. This is a rare opportunity to add a Beretta 10 Gauge to your collection or the the goose gun arsenal. I have it on Gunbroker.com, but will entertain offers higher than $1750.00 to end auction for it.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/849423384
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/849423384
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