Beretta AL391 Urika 20 Gauge Semi-Auto, 30 in Vent-Rib Barrel, MobilChoke, Walnut, Made in Italy
This Beretta AL391 Urika is a 20-gauge, gas-operated semi-auto with a 30-inch vent-rib field barrel and the MobilChoke system. It features Beretta's self-cleaning, self-compensating gas system, a light-alloy receiver with an integrated recoil damper, and classic walnut furniture. An extended knurled bolt handle is installed for improved manipulation, and an Improved Cylinder choke is installed in the barrel. Made in Italy, it combines reliable field performance with refined fit and finish.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Specific Condition Notes: Minor, superficial scratches and small handling blemishes are visible on exterior surfaces.
What’s Included
- Flush MobilChoke 20-ga choke tubes: Full and Modified
- Extended knurled bolt handle (installed)
The 30-inch steel barrel uses a vent rib with a front bead for a clean sight picture and even swing. The bore and chamber are chrome-lined, and the barrel accepts Beretta MobilChoke tubes. An Improved Cylinder choke is installed in the barrel for ready-to-go versatility.
Beretta's gas-operated action is both self-cleaning and self-compensating, designed to regulate gas for a wide range of 20-gauge loads. The light-alloy receiver incorporates a recoil damper to help smooth cycling and shooting characteristics.
The walnut stock and forend feature cut checkering for secure purchase and a recoil pad for comfort. Stock drop and cast are shim-adjustable to fine-tune fit, and length of pull is 14.5 inches to suit a broad range of shooters.
Controls and key features include a reversible cross-bolt safety, a gold-colored trigger, and a knurled magazine cap at the fore-end. The aluminum-alloy receiver is black anodized, paired with a black-finished barrel. Chambering accepts 2 3/4-inch and 3-inch shells, and capacity is 3+1. Marked "Made in Italy."