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The Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol is Beretta's answer to the demand for a serious, American-made tactical shotgun at a price that doesn't require a second mortgage. Built on the A300 gas-operated platform that has been cycling reliably for over five decades, the Patrol takes that foundation and loads it up with features purpose-built for defensive and duty use. The 19.1-inch chrome-lined barrel keeps the package compact and maneuverable while the 7+1 extended magazine tube gives you a meaningful capacity advantage over standard-configuration shotguns. The MultiCam Black finish pairs well with most gear setups and holds up to hard use.
The controls on this gun were clearly thought through. The loading port is massively beveled, the bolt release and bolt handle are both enlarged, and the cross-bolt safety is oversized and reversible for left- or right-hand use. These aren't minor upgrades either — when you're running a shotgun hard under stress or with gloves on, these details make a real difference. The 13-inch length of pull keeps the stock compact enough for use in confined spaces without feeling like a youth gun, and the aggressively textured forend locks your support hand in place through follow-up shots. The gas system does a solid job spreading out the recoil impulse, and multiple range reviewers have noted that you can run hundreds of rounds of buckshot in a day and still have a functional shoulder at the end of it.
Beretta didn't leave you hanging on the mounting options. The receiver ships with a 7-slot Picatinny rail for optics, the forend has three M-LOK positions, and the barrel clamp adds more M-LOK slots along with QD sling sockets. The sighting system pairs a fiber optic front post with a ghost ring rear — a fast and intuitive combination that works well for both buckshot at close range and slug work at distance. The A300 Ultima Patrol is also cross-compatible with Beretta 1301 Tactical aftermarket optic mounts and rail accessories, which opens up a solid ecosystem of upgrade options. The barrel uses Beretta's Mobilchoke system and ships with an Improved Cylinder tube installed, which is right where you want to be for defensive use.
The gun is manufactured at Beretta's Gallatin, Tennessee facility and was designed with direct input from competitive 3-gun shooters alongside law enforcement feedback — a combination that shows in how the gun actually handles. It's not a Beretta 1301, and Beretta will tell you that themselves. But for home defense, patrol use, or anyone who wants a capable semi-auto 12-gauge without paying 1301 money, the A300 Ultima Patrol in MultiCam Black is a very hard gun to argue against.
The 1301 Tactical uses Beretta's faster B-Link rotating bolt gas system and is made in Italy, while the A300 Ultima Patrol uses the traditional A300 gas system with a non-rotating bolt and is manufactured in Beretta's Tennessee facility. The 1301 has a slight edge in cycling speed and is generally considered Beretta's top-tier semi-auto defensive platform, but it also carries a significantly higher price tag. For home defense or patrol duty, most people won't notice the cycling speed difference, and the A300 Ultima Patrol arrives with a comparable feature set at considerably less cost.
As a gas-operated shotgun, the A300 Ultima Patrol runs most standard 2-3/4" and 3" loads very well, including buckshot and slugs. Lighter target or promotional birdshot loads can occasionally cause cycling hiccups in any gas-operated semi-auto, and this gun is no exception. Beretta designed the Patrol primarily as a defensive platform, so tuning your ammo selection toward quality buckshot or slugs is the right move — that's where it will shine consistently.
The A300 Ultima Patrol barrel uses Beretta's Mobilchoke system, and it ships with an Improved Cylinder tube already installed. It's important to note that Mobilchoke tubes are not interchangeable with Beretta's Optima or Optima HP families, so stick to Mobilchoke-pattern tubes when adding extras. For defensive use, the included Improved Cylinder is the right call for buckshot patterning.
Yes — the receiver comes from the factory with a 7-slot Picatinny rail installed, which accepts standard Picatinny-compatible optic mounts and rings. The A300 Ultima Patrol is also compatible with Beretta 1301 Tactical aftermarket optic mount accessories, including dedicated red dot mounting solutions. If you want an even lower-profile co-witness setup, Beretta offers a Reptilia-made mount that replaces the rail section entirely.
The gun comes with QD sling sockets built into both the barrel clamp and the buttstock, giving you several mounting positions right out of the box. The barrel clamp includes multiple QD socket locations, and the M-LOK slots on both the forend and barrel clamp give you additional options for looped or hardware-based sling attachments. Just note that QD swivel compatibility can vary by brand, so it's worth testing your preferred swivels before trusting them fully.
Yes, the entire A300 family is manufactured at Beretta's facility in Gallatin, Tennessee — making it one of the few major semi-auto tactical shotguns built domestically. The design draws on Italian engineering heritage from Beretta's long history, but the physical gun is American-made. This matters to a number of law enforcement agencies and buyers who have a preference for domestic manufacture.
| UPC | 082442959856 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | J32CB11 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Finish | Multicam Black |
| Barrel Length | 19.1" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Capacity | 7 + 1 |
| Chokes Included | Improved Cylinder |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Safety | Manual |
| Shipping Weight | 8.996 |
| Sights | Fiber Optic Front/Ghost Ring Rear |
| State Restriction (IL) | NO SALE TO ILLINOIS PICA |
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