Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol 20 Gauge

Six-pound 20-gauge version of the gas-operated A300 Ultima Patrol with a 19.1-inch barrel, 7+1 capacity, short stock, oversized controls, M-LOK forend, and factory optic rail.

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Key Highlights

•Six-pound 20-gauge Patrol with lower recoil and faster handling than the 12-gauge model
•7+1 capacity with a 19.1-inch barrel and 3-inch chamber
•Factory Picatinny rail plus a dedicated Reptilia ACRO saddle-mount option

Specifications

Price: $1,299
Weight: 6 lb
Calibers: 20 Gauge
Rail Type: picatinny
Best For: home defense range training outdoor defense

Capability Profile

0-10 Scale Across 8 Axes

Compatibility Tags

family: shotgunshotgun: semi-autocaliber: 20-gaugeinterface: picatinny-tophandguard: mlokstock-interface: beretta-a300barrel: compactmuzzle: choke

Overview

The Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol 20 Gauge keeps the tactical layout of the original Patrol in a six-pound shotgun. It uses the same A300-family gas action, 19.1-inch barrel, 7+1 magazine, enlarged loading port, oversized controls, M-LOK forend, and factory optic rail, but the smaller gauge and lower weight make it easier to shoulder and control for recoil-sensitive shooters.

The shorter stock adjusts from a 13-inch length of pull to 12 inches. That gives smaller shooters a more useful fit without replacing the stock. The factory rail accepts ordinary Picatinny-mounted red dots, while Reptilia's gauge-specific SADDLE replaces the rail with a low ACRO-footprint mount that co-witnesses the iron sights. This 20-gauge receiver uses its own SADDLE, not the 12-gauge A300 and 1301 version.

Key Features

Gas-operated A300-family action with exhaust valve
7+1 capacity with 2.75-inch shells
19.1-inch chrome-lined barrel with 3-inch chamber
Six-pound unloaded weight
Stock adjusts from 13-inch to 12-inch length of pull
7-slot Picatinny rail and dedicated Reptilia SADDLE compatibility
M-LOK forend and barrel clamp with integrated QD points
Oversized charging handle, bolt release, loading port, and reversible safety

Pros

+Lower recoil and one-pound-lighter handling than the 12-gauge Patrol
+Short adjustable stock fits smaller shooters without an immediate stock swap
+Keeps the 7+1 capacity, M-LOK mounting, and oversized controls of the Patrol line
+Dedicated low ACRO mount is available for a co-witnessed enclosed dot

Cons

−Higher MSRP than the established 12-gauge black model
−The gauge-specific Reptilia mount does not interchange with the 12-gauge A300 and 1301 mount
−20-gauge defensive ammunition and accessories have fewer options than 12 gauge