Beretta A400 Xplor, A400 Xcel Piston Assembly, 12 Gauge

Very timely. Easy to fulfill order

Needed part for my A400 XCEL Sporter barrel. Works fine. Too bad Beretta does not included it with new barrels.

Just like new again

Assembly arrived FAST from mwgw! Part was Beretta factory original and well packaged for shipping. It’s installed on my A400 but haven’t shot with it yet although I have total faith it will function perfectly.

Could not find this piston anywhere except Midwest. OEM part, perfect replacement. Came in the nick of time for my girlfriend to shoot a tournament. THANKS

This item is a lifesaver!!! I shoot a lot sporting clay tournaments and had to replace my piston in the middle of a tournament. I quickly replaced the worn piston with the one I purchased from MGW and kept competing with no delays.

I received the piston on time and used it right away. It was perfect!

Needed a replacement. Got me up and shooting again.

Replacement for factory that bent

Was having issue with shells cycling. Ordered new piston assembly and that was the end of my problem. Made shooting fun again!!

They know what they’re doing. Piston assembly was missing from my A400. Somewhere it was missed placed. They pointed the part I needed and fix the fix was in

Great customer service

Perfect fit

Factory new! The seal (ring) stretches over time.

Bought two, one has my Multi Sport running again and one's a back up

Wanted a replacement/backup while cleaning my other.

I bought a gas piston for my A400 Xplor. This is the part that gets dirty the quickest. I wanted to have a spare so I could alternate them every 2 months and clean one while using the other. As a sporting clays shooter , I shoot about 800 shells per month. My A400 gets heavy use and this should keep it going without any problems.

I damaged my piston ring on my factory piston assembly trying to clean off all the carbon build up. It was ignorant but I learned my lesson. I bought a replacement ring as well as a complete assembly, as a backup. I have no plans to repeat my initial mistake but having a backup will ensure my day at the clay range doesn't reach a premature end due to malfunction (self-inflicted or otherwise). I have used the backup and the repaired original with success so I have zero concerns about future use. For other newbie's, soak your piston assembly in some mineral spirits for 30-60 minutes. The carbon build up should come off with a soft plastic brush afterward.

I expected the part to work flawlessly, but I did not expect to receive the part 2 days earlier. Thanks Mid West Gunworks!!!!!