LTT 1301 Shotgun

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LTT 1301 Tactical Shotgun

The LTT 1301 Tactical Shotgun is BACK and the ultimate in features giving you a complete shotgun straight out of the box, we start with The Beretta 1301 Gen 3 Base, MLOK rail mount options on the hand guard, MagPul Tactical Shotgun Stock, QDC sling mounting point options and ultra reliable 7 round tube* + a Langdon Tactical Trigger Job that improves the smoothness and consistency of the trigger pull and makes it slightly lighter. These LTT shotguns also include a nylon Bulldog Shotgun Case!

*This is different from previous versions offered as Beretta moved to a fixed extension tube model with this Gen 3 Base - We CANNOT ADJUST this.

Delivery Times:

1/27/23 Update: We will have more in Stock Mid- February 2023
2-4 weeks. If we are out of stock, add your name to the waitlist and we will be getting more in a few weeks.
In February 2023, we will be offering two new color options to be combined with the black furniture, LTT Midnight Bronze and Tungsten Gray (see photos)

We start with the Beretta Gen 3 1301 Parts and add the following:

MagPul Zhukov Handguard modified by LTT and GG&G
MagPul Stock (Black)
Stock Adapter by GG&G

With the Option to add:

Six Shot Side Saddle by GG&G
LTT Aimpoint Mount by GG&G
(Compatible with the Aimpoint T1/T2/H1/H2 series of optics, as well as most other third party optics fitting the T1 footprint)
LTT RMR Mount by GG&G
(Compatible with the Trijicon RMR & SRO as well as Holosun 407c/507c/508t, and most other third party optics fitting the RMR footprint)

The LTT 1301 Tactical Shotgun is a Title 18 USC 922r Compliant Shotgun. The Beretta 1301 Manual can be found here: https://www.beretta.com/assets/12/29/131696_1301_TACTICAL_ENG_OK_1-321.pdf

Still have questions? Check our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page for more information!

COMMON FAQs:

1. The Forend

We are using Magpul Zhukov forend with a smooth adapter. This is a product enhancement in manufacturing because it uses a smoothed out machining process versus a step down machine process making the forend smooth and clean.

2. The Stock Adapter

The Stock adapter we use has a Spring Tensioned Bolt Recoil Buffer. The specially designed GG&G Spring Tensioned Bolt Recoil Buffer is very similar to the bolt recoil buffer designed by the Beretta engineers and is installed in all the factory 1301's to absorb the shock of the bolt under recoil and stop the bolt from striking the rear of the aluminum receiver that could cause operational damage.

3. The Side Saddle

We are using the Side Saddle from GG&G. A few things to note, this Six Shell Saddle holds the shells VERY snug when you first get it. We recommend inserting and removing shells a few times to 'grease' the slots.

4. What is the difference between a Beretta 1301 Gen 2 and Gen 3 Shotgun? The Gen 2 Shotgun has been discontinued and is no longer available. When we made the additions to that model, removing the factory forend left a scuff mark on the barrel that could not be fixed. Additionally, the Gen 2 1301 had a two-piece magazine tube. The Beretta 1301 Gen 3's have a one piece 7rd solid magazine tube that eliminates the need for a mag tube extension and comes with a plastic cover for the end of it. Some Gen 3'd are available from Beretta with a pistol grip stock, however, most people find it not ergonomically friendly, which is why we do not offer it as part of our solution.

5. What is the LTT 1301 Trigger Job? We added the Trigger Job offering to our 2023 1301's. The Beretta 1301 trigger is great out of the box, however, we found that doing our polish and stone work that we do added value and a noticeable improvement in both weight and smoothness in the trigger pull.

Please see our Firearms Purchase Policy prior to checking out - by purchasing a firearm from LTT you confirm that you have read and understand our Firearms Purchase Policy.

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5
Worth Every Penny

Posted by Jeremy on Nov 26th 2022

When I say this gun runs, this gun RUNS. The rate at which this gun can fire is unreal. Trigger pull and cycling is smooth as butter. Love this gun, and it puts a smile on the face of everyone who shoots it.
5
1301 out of the box

Posted by JH on Aug 27th 2022

I took it out of the box, mounted up and dirty zero’d my 509T, and went to the range the next day. I used some defense 00 as well as some slugs, both from 10 yards and 25 yards. Couldn’t miss the 9/10 rings with either. The reloads are also like butter with the beveled edges. This thing is truly a work of art! Hats off to everyone over at LTT! Also, regarding the switch to the GG&G hardware, as this was a GREAT improvement! The side saddle is rock solid and much more reliable! Already ordered a charging handle from them, as the stock one is a little less than preferred for me. Maybe include them on the gen 3’s? :) thanks EL!
5
Outstanding Shotgun

Posted by James on Jun 10th 2022

This is by far the best semi-auto shotgun on the market and is made even better by LTT.
5
Outstanding

Posted by Alec Hull on Jan 16th 2022

What a beautiful firearm. It is extremely light and the fit and finish is excellent. I am glad I bought it
5
Best Shotgun in the Whole Market

Posted by Anthony on Jan 15th 2022

I was looking for a good semi auto since i hated the recoil on pump shotgun and it was not pleasant to shoot. This shotgun has been on my list since seeing it on instagram and actually browsing through bdu page and saw this guy.

When I bought it, I was skeptical at first since the benelli m4 is similar price to this deck out 1301. However, once I receive the shotgun, my mind change completely. It's a very beautiful gun right out of the box. Some people may hate the Magpul furniture aesthetics, but I love the way it looks. I got the fde furniture black base and the it looks so damn good. The unboxing was amazing. It gives me that tactical feel. Mounting light and sling mount is easy on this gun. I recommend you remove the handguard to mount it easily. If you don't know how, ltt has a youtube video breaking it down. EZ PZ.

When I went out to the range and shoot the same buckshot load that I have in my other pump shotgun, I notice the recoil difference is lighter between the two. Even shooting slugs, it was still hard-hitting, but manageable to shoot compared to pump. I love this shotgun and langdon done an amazing job. I

its cheaper to get complete shotgun here than to find the parts from aridus who made the furniture. Also the rob hob ghost ring sight are really cool since it makes cowitness easy and its almost make the front sight like shooting a bead sight which I like more on shotgun than ghost load.

The only con I have is quad loading this shotgun. You can do it, but it's way harder than the ones optimized for 3 guns. It's not made for it since the nordic spring mag tube is very "bouncy". If you messed up and don't push tube all the way in, then one of the shells can get stuck in the loading gate which prevents you from reloading until you either rerack the gun or pull the trigger.

Overall, I recommend this shotgun if you can only have one shotgun. I ain't a shotgun person since i prefer shooting rifle and pistol better. However, this shotgun makes it a lot more enjoyable. Also easier for newer shooters to shoot since semi has lighter recoil.

When they get back in stock, grab one immediately. They sell out pretty fast. For this patch, i got lucky and got the fde black base which sold out the same day. The others remain for the week. Make sure to save up and grab these boys.

I now have a beast tactical shotgun set up.
5
One Bad A$$ Shotgun

Posted by JCFlag on Oct 3rd 2021

I've been on a semi-auto shotgun kick lately. Bought a Benelli M4 and Asgard Defense M127 and now an LTT 1301. Hands down the best of the three is the LTT 1301. Lightweight, yet handles recoil exceptionally well. Smoother to load than the other two. Carriage release is a little further forward, which is nice so your thumb doesn't get whacked by the charging handle. Cycles fast and handles light target through high brass. Nice comb angle and buttpad make for a natural point of aim and view through the sights. Mr Langdon, tell the folks in assembly to watch the alignment of the handguard with the endcap toward the muzzle. Mine was misaligned and not tightened sufficiently and the handguard and 2rd extension came loose after about 20 rounds. Had to loosen up the barrel clamp, properly align the endcap, tighten both the 2rd extension and nut and then tighten the clamp. Hasn't come loose since. If you are looking for an exceptional semi-auto shotgun, just buy this one and don't look back. I'm glad I did.