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Choke Tubes

PLEASE NOTE: Although various Beretta shotgun models may share many similarities, Beretta shotguns of the same series or even model may utilize different choke tube systems based on many factors. Before ordering a new choke tube, please verify which choke tube system your shotgun uses by:

Comparing against an existing choke tube used in your shotgun.
Referring to your shotgun's user manual.
Inspecting your shotgun for identifying stamps of the proper choke tube system.
Contacting Beretta directly to confirm the choke tube series associated with your specific model/serial number.