The Beretta A400 Upland Ko in 28 gauge combines old-world elegance with cutting-edge shotgun technology, delivering a refined upland hunting experience wrapped in a classically styled, lightweight package.
- Kick-Off Plus recoil reduction system dampens felt recoil by up to 50%
- Nickel-plated receiver adorned with detailed game scene engraving
- Gas-operated action cycles a wide variety of 28-gauge loads reliably
- Redesigned pistol grip and forend provide improved ergonomics and balance
- Premium wood stock blends traditional aesthetics with modern performance features
- Easy-maintenance design keeps the action clean and field-ready all season
Who This Is For
The Beretta A400 Upland Ko is purpose-built for upland bird hunters who refuse to compromise between classic style and modern shootability. Whether you're working through thick coverts for quail, walking the prairies for pheasant, or pursuing ruffed grouse in the hardwoods, this 28-gauge semi-auto delivers the soft-shooting comfort and elegant craftsmanship that serious wing shooters demand. It's equally at home as a treasured heirloom piece and a hard-working hunting companion.
Specifications
| Brand | Beretta |
|---|---|
| Model | A400 Upland Ko |
| Gauge | 28 Gauge |
| Barrel Length | 28 inches |
| Action | Semi-Automatic, Gas-Operated |
| Stock Material | Premium Walnut Wood |
| Receiver Finish | Nickel-Plated with Game Scene Engraving |
| Recoil System | Kick-Off Plus (up to 50% reduction) |
| Choke System | Optima-Choke HP (included) |
| Country of Origin | Italy |
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of 28-gauge loads does the A400 Upland Ko cycle reliably?
The Beretta A400 Upland Ko's self-regulating gas-operated action is designed to cycle a broad range of 28-gauge ammunition, from light 3/4 oz. field loads to heavier 1 oz. hunting loads. This versatility makes it an excellent all-around choice for upland hunting, clay target practice, and informal shooting, without needing to manually adjust the action for different loads.
How effective is the Kick-Off Plus recoil reduction system for extended hunting days?
Beretta's Kick-Off Plus system uses hydraulic dampers integrated into the stock to absorb and spread felt recoil impulse, reducing it by up to 50% compared to a standard fixed stock. For upland hunters who fire a high volume of shells during a full day in the field, this translates to significantly less fatigue, better follow-through on second shots, and greater overall shooting comfort — even with hotter loads.
Is the Beretta A400 Upland Ko a good choice for a first semi-automatic shotgun?
Absolutely. The A400 Upland Ko's combination of reliable gas operation, reduced recoil via the Kick-Off Plus system, and intuitive controls make it an approachable option for shooters stepping up to a semi-automatic for the first time. Its easy-maintenance design also means less time cleaning and more time shooting. Paired with the timeless wood and nickel aesthetic, it's a shotgun that new hunters will be proud to carry and experienced shooters will appreciate for a lifetime.