Description
The Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon 410 28 Combo is a shotgun chambered in .410 Bore.
Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon 410 28 Combo Overview
Beretta is the world’s oldest active firearms maker, founded in Italy in 1526, and its shotguns and pistols are known for reliability and refined handling. The 686 Silver Pigeon I is one of the most popular over-and-unders in the world, with a low-profile receiver, engraved silver finish and walnut stock. Fit matters more with a shotgun than with almost any other firearm, because you point it rather than aim it.
Check that the stock length lets you mount the gun smoothly with your eye centered over the rib, and pattern the gun with the chokes and loads you plan to use. A few trips to the trap or sporting clays field before the season will sharpen your swing and help you learn how the gun handles.
Design and Features
It has a single selective trigger, automatic ejectors and Mobilchoke or Optima choke tubes; Sporting models add a wider rib and longer barrels. Shells and chokes make a big difference in performance. Match the load to the game, from light target loads for clays to heavier shot for waterfowl and turkey, and pattern the gun at the distances you expect to shoot. Keeping the action and choke threads clean and lightly oiled will keep the gun running reliably for many seasons.
Handling in the Field
It is smooth swinging, well balanced and built to last generations.
Action and Trigger
The single selective trigger is crisp.
Sights and Optics
Mount the optic of your choice with quality rings or a mount, and zero it with the load you plan to use.
The .410 Bore Cartridge
The .410 Bore offers a good balance of power, accuracy, and recoil for its intended use.
Setup and Accessories
Set your shotgun up for its job: hunters will want a sling and a few choke tubes, clay shooters may add a recoil pad, and a home-defense setup benefits from a weapon light. Pattern every load and choke combination you plan to use.
Ownership Tips
Read the owner’s manual fully before your first range trip, and keep the manual, box, and receipt with your records for warranty service and resale. Unload the shotgun and confirm it is empty before cleaning. Field-strip it according to the owner’s manual, scrub the bore with a brush and patches, and wipe carbon from the action and choke threads. Apply a light coat of quality gun oil to the contact points, and wipe the exterior with a lightly oiled cloth before storage.
Product Notes
Specifications are based on the distributor listing for this model and Beretta’s published information for the 686 Silver Pigeon line. Contact us if you need to confirm a detail before ordering.
State Laws
Magazine capacity limits, feature restrictions, and transfer rules vary by state and locality. Check your local laws before ordering, and ask your receiving dealer if you are unsure whether this configuration is legal where you live.
Specifications
- Gauge: .410 Bore
- Type: Over-and-Under Shotgun
- UPC: 82442069623
Before You Buy
Federal law requires firearms bought online to ship to a licensed dealer, and buyers must be 18 or older to buy a shotgun from a dealer. We ship to the FFL dealer of your choice, and your dealer handles the background check and transfer.
Who It Is For
The Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon 410 28 Combo is a great fit for hunters, clay shooters, and anyone who wants a versatile shotgun from Beretta.
Buy the Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon 410 28 Combo at MAG5 Firearms
MAG5 Firearms is a family-owned FFL in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. Order the Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon 410 28 Combo online and ship it to your local FFL dealer, or browse our full selection of firearms for more shotguns. For factory details, visit Beretta.
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