LTT Beretta 1301 Tactical 12GA 18.5″ 7rd Semi Auto Shotgun M81 Woodland

Description

The Beretta 1301 Tactical has earned its reputation as one of the fastest cycling semi-auto shotguns you can buy, and this version gets the full Langdon Tactical treatment before it ever reaches your hands. LTT starts with a Gen 3 1301 base, which means you get Beretta's 2024 Pro Lifter for easier loading and no thumb bite, plus the updated semi-flat trigger. From there, Langdon performs their well-known trigger job to smooth out the pull and shave a little weight off it, the kind of refinement that makes a real difference when you're running the gun hard.

Midwest Industries Furniture in M81 Woodland

This particular build swaps the factory furniture for a Midwest Industries stock and M-LOK handguard, giving you plenty of real estate for lights, sling mounts, and whatever else your setup calls for. The whole package wears a custom M81 Woodland Cerakote finish, a classic camo pattern that looks sharp and adds a durable layer of protection on top of it. It's a look you don't see on many 1301s, and it turns heads at the range.

Why the LTT 1301 Tactical Runs So Well

Underneath the upgrades, this is still the 1301 people rave about. The Blink gas system cycles noticeably faster than most semi-autos in its class, and the 3-inch chamber handles everything from light target loads to full-power buckshot. The 18.5-inch barrel keeps things maneuverable indoors and around vehicles, while the 7-round magazine tube gives you meaningful capacity without an extension. Ghost ring sights with a top rail come standard, so you can run irons or add a red dot without extra parts hunting.

A Turnkey Defensive Shotgun

The barrel is threaded for Beretta's Optima choke system, so you can tune your pattern to your preferred load. Between the Beretta reliability, the Langdon trigger work, and the Midwest Industries furniture, this is the kind of shotgun most people spend months piecing together themselves. Here it shows up done right the first time.