Beretta, the world’s oldest firearms manufacturer, has announced the U.S. availability of exclusive firearms commemorating the company’s 500th anniversary. The collection celebrates five centuries of Italian craftsmanship, innovation and performance since 1526.
Each model pairs a proven Beretta platform with commemorative details honoring the company’s 500-year legacy, creating a collection that celebrates both the history behind the name and the performance that continues to define it.
The BRX1 500 Years Limited Edition, for big game hunting, is built on Beretta’s straight-pull hunting rifle platform, with a modular design, wood stock and forend, and a five-round high-visibility orange magazine. Its hand-polished receiver features engraving depicting wild boar and deer.
The A400 500 Years Limited Edition is a semi-automatic shotgun with a gas-operated action, competition-style lifter and aluminum trigger group designed for a lighter pull and faster reset. The receiver features game-scene engraving on both sides, with gold inlays and the Beretta 500 Years logo.
The 687 Silver Pigeon 500 Years Limited Edition celebrates one of Beretta’s most reconizable shotgun families, representing the company’s craftsmanship across generations. It is an over-and-under shotgun featuring Grade 3 walnut, hand-polished side plates and floral engraving with gold accents. The receiver bears the Beretta 500 Years logo, and each shotgun has a dedicated serial number.
Expected to arrive in the United States in late November, the 694 500 Years Limited Edition is an over-and-under shotgun designed for clay target shooting. Developed with input from the Beretta Shooting Team, it features ergonomics designed to support shouldering, target acquisition and consistent gun movement. Each shotgun has a dedicated serial number.
