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There is something special about small-bore doubles, and this combo gives you two of the best in one package. The Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon I Combo ships with a pair of 28 inch Steelium vent rib barrel sets, one in 28 gauge and one in 410 bore, both fitted to a receiver scaled down for the smaller gauges. That means the gun handles like a true sub-gauge should, quick and lively between the hands, instead of feeling like a 12 gauge frame wearing skinny barrels. At roughly 6.8 pounds it carries all day in the uplands without complaint.
Beretta has been refining the 680-series boxlock for decades, and the reason it keeps winning people over is simple. Two conical locking lugs sit at mid-action between the barrels, which keeps the receiver profile low while locking up tight enough to run for generations. That low-slung design also puts recoil more in line with your shoulder, so the gun stays flatter through the shot and comes back on target faster. A single selective trigger, tang safety, and ejectors round out the working parts, and the top lever swings with the smooth, positive feel Beretta is known for.
The satin silver receiver wears traditional floral scroll engraving that dresses the gun up without going overboard, and it pairs nicely with the oil-finished walnut stock and Schnabel fore-end. Crisp checkering gives you a sure grip in wet weather, and a MicroCore recoil pad takes the edge off, not that these gauges kick much to begin with.
Swap barrel sets and you have a serious quail and dove gun in 28 gauge, then a fun and challenging skeet or squirrel companion in 410. Each barrel set comes with Mobilchoke tubes, so you can tighten or open patterns to match the work. Everything travels in the included fitted hard case, ready for the truck or the safe.
Yes, both the 28 gauge and 410 barrel sets fit the same scaled small-frame receiver. Swapping between them takes only a minute or two, the same as breaking the gun down for the case. You get two guns' worth of versatility with one action, one trigger, and one familiar fit.
Beretta builds this combo on an action scaled down for the sub-gauges rather than dropping small barrels on a bigger frame. That keeps the weight around 6.8 pounds and gives the gun the trim, quick-handling feel that makes 28 gauge and 410 doubles so enjoyable to carry and swing.
Each barrel set ships with its own Mobilchoke interchangeable tubes and a wrench is included. That lets you run open chokes for close-flushing birds or skeet and tighten things up for late-season work. Mobilchoke tubes are widely available, so adding constrictions later is easy.
The 28 gauge barrels are chambered for 2-3/4 inch shells, and the 410 barrels accept up to 3 inch shells. Standard lead target and field loads are right at home, and both gauges have a growing selection of quality upland ammo to choose from.
| UPC | 082442915180 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | J686FR8 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 28" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 28 Gauge |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Safety | Tang |
| Sights | Bead Front |
| Color | BI-TONE |
| Length | 38.7000 |
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