For sale: Beretta 303 semi-auto trap gun

Up for sale is a Beretta 303 semi-auto shotgun with Special Trap barrel. I bought this well used gun to replace a 303 that I sold a long time ago. I planned to use it when I became a senior vet (almost there now) and would be seeking some additional recoil reduction. But I'm transitioning to a release trigger so this gun is extra to my needs and could use a new home. Has a mid-bead with a green fiber optic front bead. Barrel has a 35 thou fixed choke. The seller told me the trigger is not original to the gun. The wood and barrel are in good shape. The receiver has scratch marks. Stock is neutral. I recently function tested it at the range and it's a shooter. Asking $1150 plus shipping.
Length of Pull 14 1/2"
Drop at Comb 1 3/8"
Drop at Monte Carlo 1 7/8"
Message me with your questions. Motivated to sell. Thanks for looking.

 

Now $1,100 plus shipping. Message me with questions. Motivated to sell. Thank you for looking.

 

Special Father's Day price reduction! Now $1K even, plus something for the ride to your FFL. Motivated seller. PM me with your questions. Thank you.

 

Price drop for an Independence day sale! Now $950 plus shipping to your FFL who must accept an inbound private party transfer. Thanks for looking.

 

You can put a release trigger in a 303.

TJ

 

Answered inquiry about barrel length. The barrel is stamped 12 ga, 2 3/4", 30", F.
Thank you for looking.

 

I have a very good release trigger for it that i would sell for 275.00 shipped.
Don

 

Thanks for the release trigger suggestions. However I've already gone the release trigger route with another gun and need to sell this one to replenish the funds that I spent there. Take care.

 

Price drop! Now $900 plus something for shipping to your FFL who must accept an inbound private party transfer. Copy of driver's license provided. Cheers!

 

Further price reduction. Now $850 plus shipping. Very motivated to sell!

 

Was asked what’s that at the top of the receiver? There’s camera flash 2 1/2” forward of where the wood meets the metal. In that area there’s a 1” depression, I’d call it a divot which the factory machined into the metal, to presumably to direct the shooter’s eye forward.

 

Oh my I have never seen that in these guns
Don

 

A closer look from another 303 Trap

 

It’s to the right of that
Don

 

Flyersarebest has it correct. On the right side it's lighting reflections. Hopefully these two pictures will make it easy to see that.

 

For some reason these pdf pictures want to come across as downloads. I can't explain it...

 

Ok sorry to be so much trouble

 

NP, thanks for your good eyes.
Others may have wondered the same thing. After all this is a well loved shotgun, however definitely not abused.
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sorry radeck, ya cant ask for offers. i deleted that..................MOD

 

All righty, thanks for the corrective advice.

 

To the top. $850 plus something for the shipping. This Beretta is telling me it wants a new home!

 

Up for the weekend. This would make a fine gun for someone out there.

 

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