The Beretta A400 Xtreme Plus KO is a semi-automatic 12 Gauge shotgun built for field use, especially waterfowl and upland hunting, with features that support fast follow-up shots and rugged wet-weather operation. It pairs Beretta’s Steelium Plus barrel design and OptimaBore HP choke system with a Realtree Max-7 synthetic stock and the Kick-Off recoil mitigation system to reduce felt recoil and improve handling. The gun’s configuration also supports simple optical mounting via factory-built rails and a stepped vent rib with fiber-optic front bead for consistent sighting in varied conditions.

Key Specifications

• The shotgun is chambered in 12 Gauge for standard hunting loads and a variety of shot sizes.
• The barrel measures 26 inches and features a vented stepped rib for sighting and balance.
• The chamber accepts a maximum shell length of 3.5 inches.
• The stated capacity is 2 + 1, providing two in the magazine plus one in the chamber.
• The barrel is Beretta’s Steelium Plus with OptimaBore HP construction for improved patterning and corrosion resistance.
• The stock and receiver finish is Realtree Max-7 on a synthetic field-style stock with Kick-Off recoil mitigation.
• The shotgun includes five OptimaBore HP choke tubes (F, IM, M, IC, C) supplied as extended black chokes.
• The action is a Semi-Auto design and incorporates Blink action features and an enlarged loading port and extended charging handle for easier manipulation in adverse conditions.
• The overall length is listed as 46 inches, and the gun is right-hand configuration with a bead sight.

The A400 Xtreme Plus KO is built to perform in the field with corrosion-resistant finishes and a stock geometry that reduces felt recoil and maintains consistent sight alignment. Its combination of Steelium Plus barrel design, OptimaBore HP chokes, and Kick-Off recoil system make it a practical choice for hunters who need a reliable semiauto that handles a range of hunting loads. This configuration suits waterfowl and upland applications where wet-weather durability, rapid follow-up, and straightforward handling are priorities.