Beretta
Beretta is the world's oldest firearms manufacturer, dating to 1526 - renowned for fine over-under shotguns and the 92 pistol. Austin Auction Gallery sells and appraises Beretta firearms.
What it's worth
Most field shotguns and pistols bring several hundred to a few thousand dollars, while high-grade SO sidelocks and premium-engraved guns reach five figures and beyond. Model, grade, engraving, and condition drive value.
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Auction results for Beretta
GOLD PIGEON II O/U .410 SHOTGUN$4,000Sep 2024
686 SILVER PIGEON 1 O/U 28 GAUGE SHOTGUN$2,750Jan 2022
WHITEWING 20GA O/U SHOTGUN$1,900Sep 2024Showing 27 results
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Overview & history
Founded in Gardone Val Trompia, Italy in 1526, Beretta is the oldest active firearms maker in the world, celebrated for elegant shotguns - from field-grade over-unders to the premium hand-finished SO and SO5 sidelocks - and for the 92 series pistol. Value depends heavily on the model and grade, the engraving and finish, gauge, condition, and originality, with high-grade and best-quality shotguns commanding the strongest prices.
Frequently asked
What is my Beretta worth?
Most field shotguns and pistols bring several hundred to a few thousand dollars, while high-grade SO sidelocks and premium-engraved guns reach five figures and beyond. Model, grade, engraving, and condition drive value. Send photos for a free appraisal.
How do I identify and date my Beretta?
Check the model and grade markings, serial number, gauge, and proof stamps; finer engraving and best-quality (SO-series) guns carry the most value. Originality and condition are key.
How do I sell my Beretta?
Austin Auction Gallery sells collectible firearms and offers free, no-obligation appraisals, handling all transfer requirements. Contact us to consign your Beretta.
What could your Beretta bring at auction?
Our specialists provide free, no-obligation auction estimates. Send a few photos and we'll tell you what it could bring.