Beretta A300 Ultima 12ga 28in Mossy Oak Bottomland
SKU LIP|BEJ32OBL18
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Overview
The Beretta A300 Ultima 12ga 28in Mossy Oak Bottomland is a reliable gas-operated semi-auto with Kick-Off recoil reduction, enlarged controls, and a durable camo finish — built for upland and waterfowl hunters who want soft shooting under $1,000.
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The Beretta A300 Ultima 12ga 28in Mossy Oak Bottomland is a field-grade semi-auto built for hunters who need a shotgun that cycles in mud, rain, and thick cover. This 12-gauge runs on Beretta’s proven gas system, drops the recoil with Kick-Off, and wears a durable Mossy Oak Bottomland finish that blends into wetlands and timber. It’s a reliable upland and waterfowl gun at a price under a grand.
Manufacturer
Beretta
Model
A300 Ultima
Gauge
12 Gauge
Barrel Length
28 inches
Action
Semi-Automatic, Gas-Operated
Finish
Mossy Oak Bottomland (synthetic stock and forend)
Weight
7.3 lbs (per manufacturer specs)
Chamber
3-inch
Condition
New
Key Features
Kick-Off Recoil Reduction — Beretta’s hydraulic damper sits inside the stock to cut felt recoil by up to 40%. That means faster follow-up shots and less flinch after a long day in the field.
Enlarged Controls — The bolt release, bolt handle, and safety are all oversized for gloved-hand operation. Why it matters: when you’re wearing heavy gloves in late-season cold, you don’t want to fumble with tiny switches.
Wide Stepped Vent Rib with Fiber-Optic Front Sight — The rib is 10mm wide and stepped to reduce glare, plus a green fiber-optic front and mid-bead for fast target acquisition. Why it matters: you pick up crossing birds and flushed roosters quicker in low-light conditions.
Mossy Oak Bottomland Finish — This camo pattern is built to hold up against scratches, moisture, and UV. Why it matters: your shotgun won’t shine or peel after a few seasons in a duck blind or alder thicket.
Reliable Gas System — Self-cleaning piston design cycles everything from 2¾-inch target loads to 3-inch magnums. Why it matters: you don’t have to chase brass or adjust gas settings — it just runs.
Who It’s For
This shotgun fits the upland hunter who walks miles for pheasants and grouse, the waterfowler who wants a lightweight 12-gauge that patterns well, and the sporting clays shooter looking for a soft-shooting semi-auto under $1,000. It’s also a solid choice for new shooters who want a reliable gun without the premium price tag of an A400.
Pros & Cons
Pro: Kick-Off recoil system makes extended shooting sessions comfortable.
Pro: Mossy Oak Bottomland camo is durable and effective in most hunting environments.
Pro: Enlarged controls work well with gloves.
Con: The synthetic stock feels slightly less refined than the wood version — an honest trade-off for weather resistance.
Comparison vs. Competitors
Feature
Beretta A300 Ultima
Remington 870 Fieldmaster
Winchester SX4 Waterfowl
Action
Semi-Auto, Gas
Pump
Semi-Auto, Gas
Weight
7.3 lbs
7.0 lbs
7.2 lbs
Recoil Reduction
Kick-Off hydraulic
None
Inflex 1
Finish
Mossy Oak Bottomland
Mossy Oak Shadow Grass
Mossy Oak Bottomland
Price
$999
$599
$1,099
The A300 Ultima beats the 870 in recoil management and follow-up speed, and undercuts the SX4 by $100 while offering a similar feature set. The pump-action 870 is cheaper but slower in the field.
FAQ
Does the Beretta A300 Ultima cycle light target loads?
Yes. The self-cleaning gas system cycles 2¾-inch target loads reliably, though some users report needing a break-in period of 50–100 shells for perfect consistency with 1-ounce loads. Per Beretta specs, it handles 1⅛-ounce and heavier loads without issue.
Is the Kick-Off system removable?
Yes. The Kick-Off hydraulic unit is housed in the stock and can be removed if you prefer a fixed stock. However, most shooters leave it in place for the recoil reduction benefit.
What chokes does the A300 Ultima come with?
It ships with three Beretta Mobil-choke tubes: IC, M, and F. These are steel-shot rated and cover most hunting and clay applications.
Can I mount a red dot on this shotgun?
The receiver is drilled and tapped for a scope base, but there’s no factory rail. You’ll need an aftermarket mount or a gunsmith to install a Picatinny rail for a red dot.
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Last updated: April 2026
According to NSSF data, semi-auto shotguns now account for over 40% of new shotgun sales in the U.S. — the A300 Ultima fits that trend with a price and feature set that appeals to hunters and sport shooters alike.
