Thanks so much for your support! If you're a big fan of Beretta then you can check out more Beretta reviews here: ua-cam.com/play/PLr_7V-I8Ul8DyneTviP5VvYGXTxPBuQ2m.html
I will say this very quietly, ( I am not a Beretta fan ) but I could listen to you reviewing guns all day your knowledge is incredible. And I love your honesty you are not afraid to tell us what you don't like,
Thank You for this,The Trap Range Capt. at our local Range Flipped when he saw my near New condition Beretta 682Gold exTrap.He said "You did Well Pilgrim"!! Also, I Like the Damn "Fish Scale"! for one, a guy fairly new to Trap 3yrs., when you see it next to the Guns that EVERYONE has on the rack the gun Stands Out so much next to all the Browning trap,Beretta silver pigeons and every thing else there, It Stands Out and you can plainly see it is something Special ! I Love it !
I used to have a very nice '686 Game' in the mid 1980's and was about to get a 682 sporter when I got married and started a family. I am really excited to be starting shooting again and after watching this video, and in the interest of continuity I think a nice 682 Gold E will be a great gun to restart up with initially before maybe adding a more up to date 687 SP, 694, DT10 and/or DT11 over time. Ill definately be contacting Premier Guns to hopefully get a great gun and the benefit of their expertise. Great video Matt
Another excellent video Matt, so helpful to anyone looking to buy their first gun or upgrade. Never knew they made a limited edition, looks very smart. Really useful tip about tightening stock bolts, a friend Wrecked his 687 silver pigeon v because of this, a very expensive lesson learned the hard way. Even if your not a fan of a particular maker the reviews are a pleasure to watch. 👍
The best of the 68X actions. In Australia these sell better used, for more money than a new 692. Well regarded here. They don’t sit on gun shelves, regardless of condition.
Thank you for your comment. These guns are quite rare in the UK as people that have them tend to keep hold of them. More than happy to do a review of an ASE Gold but we see very few of them. Kind regards, Matt
That’s a beautiful bit of timber on the special edition. I agree totally with you, hate blobby chequring, double points much nicer. Not a fan of either engraving pattern though.
Thank you for your comment. A number of Berettas mention USA on the barrels but that does not necessarily mean they were built for the US. Many UK imported guns are stamped this way. Kind regards, Matt
@@PremierGunsDoveridge thanks for the info , yes possibly because I bought it here in England, I went for 694 but when I took them both in my hands 682 gold E felt better
Congratulations for your channel!!Is it true that beretta 682gold e gives really tight patterns with optima chokes ?If that is true which chokes compination you suggest for general hunting and medium-long range shooting?Thank you!!
Thank you for your comment. My experience of Beretta Optima chokes ( factory) is that they are quite tight patterns yes. My advice would be to use light modified and modified as tbis should cover most situations. I hope this helps. Kind regards, Matt
How much are the 682 Ltd editions worth now. I have the chance of buying one that is in good condition but have no idea if its worth the money there asking as there aren’t any come up for sale that often?
Thank you for your comment. For clays I would certainly give preference to a 682 Gold E over any Silver Pigeon model. Definitely go for the 694 though if your budget allows. Kind regards, Matt
I have a 682 P Beretta gold E ,12 g with 32in flush fit multichoke trap barrels, I bought it years ago sh, I love the gun it has amazing wood , the case it came with has a provision for another set of barrels is it possible to get a set of 28in multichoke sporting barrels or even a set of 20g barrels ?
I'm looking at a 682x Gold combo what could you tell me about it. It is in good shape. I've been shooting Browning sx and been wanting a nicer shot gun What are your thoughts
I've got a chance to buy a 682 Gold E Sporter w/32 inch barrels, made in. 2000, and rarely if ever fired. How much should I offer for that? Deceased owner paid $3400 in 2000.
The only thing wrong with my Gold E is theres two barrel slots in its case but only one set of barrels (32"). Nikko Shadow Indy would be a good review.
Thank you for your comment. Both the 682 Gold E and DT10 32" models were supplied in the twin barrel case. Never quite understood why. I am pleased that you are enjoying the channel. Kind regards, Matt
Can any help give me with an approximate value (in united States) of my Beretta 682 Gold E 12 gauge with 30 inch barrel. Near mint on the outside never fired. Any help is appreciated thanks
Thank you for your comment. From memory....the 682 Gold E's had the fishscale chequering from 1999 until around 2009/10 ish. I hope this helps. Kind regards, Matt
I had the 682 gold e only sold it due to moving in Australia. Now looking to upgrade to Dt11 level next year. I'm wondering how much the SL2 is going to be and release date.
Thanks so much for your support! If you're a big fan of Beretta then you can check out more Beretta reviews here: ua-cam.com/play/PLr_7V-I8Ul8DyneTviP5VvYGXTxPBuQ2m.html
I had 3 different 682 Gold E's and my wife still shoots one, looking past the checkering they are excellent guns in my opinion!
I will say this very quietly, ( I am not a Beretta fan ) but I could listen to you reviewing guns all day your knowledge is incredible. And I love your honesty you are not afraid to tell us what you don't like,
Thank you for your comment Mervyn and I am glad that you are enjoying the videos. Kind regards, Matt
Thank You for this,The Trap Range Capt. at our local Range Flipped when he saw my near New condition Beretta 682Gold exTrap.He said "You did Well Pilgrim"!! Also, I Like the Damn "Fish Scale"! for one, a guy fairly new to Trap 3yrs., when you see it next to the Guns that EVERYONE has on the rack the gun Stands Out so much next to all the Browning trap,Beretta silver pigeons and every thing else there, It Stands Out and you can plainly see it is something Special ! I Love it !
Many Thanks Matt. Your extensive knowledge and presentations are a credit to Premier Guns.I look forward to each them
Thank you as ever for your kind comments Brian. See you soon. Kind regards, Matt
I used to have a very nice '686 Game' in the mid 1980's and was about to get a 682 sporter when I got married and started a family.
I am really excited to be starting shooting again and after watching this video, and in the interest of continuity I think a nice 682 Gold E will be a great gun to restart up with initially before maybe adding a more up to date 687 SP, 694, DT10 and/or DT11 over time.
Ill definately be contacting Premier Guns to hopefully get a great gun and the benefit of their expertise.
Great video Matt
Hi Russell. Great to talk on the phone with you earlier today. I will be in touch in a day or so. Kind regards, Matt
what lovely wood work thx for your time doing these vids
I agree, especially the limited edition one. Thank you for your comment!
Another excellent video Matt, so helpful to anyone looking to buy their first gun or upgrade.
Never knew they made a limited edition, looks very smart.
Really useful tip about tightening stock bolts, a friend Wrecked his 687 silver pigeon v because of this, a very expensive lesson learned the hard way.
Even if your not a fan of a particular maker the reviews are a pleasure to watch. 👍
Thank you for your kind words Dermot. So pleased that you are enjoying the channel. Kind regards, Matt
Another great review always look forward to the Monday morning premiour guns videos,
Thank you for your kind words. That is great to hear. Kind regards, Matt
The best of the 68X actions. In Australia these sell better used, for more money than a new 692. Well regarded here. They don’t sit on gun shelves, regardless of condition.
Thank you for your comment. They are indeed great guns. No problem to export over there too. Kind regards, Matt
Excellent video, I've only ever seen one Ltd before, getting a good 682 is getting harder now. Would you ever consider making a video on the ASE Gold?
Thank you for your comment. These guns are quite rare in the UK as people that have them tend to keep hold of them. More than happy to do a review of an ASE Gold but we see very few of them. Kind regards, Matt
@PremierGunsDoveridge thank you for your reply.
That’s a beautiful bit of timber on the special edition. I agree totally with you, hate blobby chequring, double points much nicer. Not a fan of either engraving pattern though.
Back when beretta actually put some passion into gunmaking
Agreed
Good on you hit 4K subs!!! Liked#10!!!
Thank you so much!
Looked at a Gold e last week but not sure about 32" Barrels, thank you Great informative video as usual
What are you not sure about?
Can’t wait to see the review of the 692. Personally like the 692, especially late serial number models. They are a bargain imo.
Thank you for your comment. The 692 is a very good gun and as you say represents excellent value for money. Kind regards, Matt
Excellent review, mine has the traditional checkering and is a cold E , I think was made for the USA market
Thank you for your comment. A number of Berettas mention USA on the barrels but that does not necessarily mean they were built for the US. Many UK imported guns are stamped this way. Kind regards, Matt
@@PremierGunsDoveridge thanks for the info , yes possibly because I bought it here in England, I went for 694 but when I took them both in my hands 682 gold E felt better
Another enjoyable video Matt. Any chance you could review the Blaser F16 game and sporter please
Congratulations for your channel!!Is it true that beretta 682gold e gives really tight patterns with optima chokes ?If that is true which chokes compination you suggest for general hunting and medium-long range shooting?Thank you!!
Thank you for your comment. My experience of Beretta Optima chokes ( factory) is that they are quite tight patterns yes. My advice would be to use light modified and modified as tbis should cover most situations. I hope this helps. Kind regards, Matt
Thank you so much for your reply!!I will follow your suggestion!!All the best!!
you doing great reviews I wonder if you can do one on a browning ultra XS prestige if you’ve got one thanks
Thank you for your comment. Yes no problem to review an Ultra XS Prestige. I will put it on the list. Kind regards, Matt
How much are the 682 Ltd editions worth now. I have the chance of buying one that is in good condition but have no idea if its worth the money there asking as there aren’t any come up for sale that often?
Would you consider the gold E over the 687 III or maybe spend slightly more for a used 694.
Thank you for your comment. For clays I would certainly give preference to a 682 Gold E over any Silver Pigeon model. Definitely go for the 694 though if your budget allows. Kind regards, Matt
Thank you so much for your response. Yes I found a great deal on a used 694 for similar price of a new SP3.
Which one would you choose (trap/sporting): mint condition Beretta 682 Gold E or Beretta 694?
I have a 682 P Beretta gold E ,12 g with 32in flush fit multichoke trap barrels, I bought it years ago sh, I love the gun it has amazing wood , the case it came with has a provision for another set of barrels is it possible to get a set of 28in multichoke sporting barrels or even a set of 20g barrels ?
I'm looking at a 682x Gold combo what could you tell me about it. It is in good shape. I've been shooting Browning sx and been wanting a nicer shot gun What are your thoughts
Hi, have you, or will you be doing a video on the Beretta SV10 prevail X Trap? What's this particular gun like? Thank you.
I've got a chance to buy a 682 Gold E Sporter w/32 inch barrels, made in. 2000, and rarely if ever fired. How much should I offer for that? Deceased owner paid $3400 in 2000.
Which one do you like
694 or 682 Gold E
I like the videos but you may want to work on improving the audio. Maybe a separate mike? Keep the great videos coming!
Thank you for the comment which I will take on board as I am looking to improve the videos all the time. Kind regards, Matt
The only thing wrong with my Gold E is theres two barrel slots in its case but only one set of barrels (32").
Nikko Shadow Indy would be a good review.
Thank you for your comment. Both the 682 Gold E and DT10 32" models were supplied in the twin barrel case. Never quite understood why. I am pleased that you are enjoying the channel. Kind regards, Matt
Will there be reviews on all the 690 series to come ?
Thank you for your comment. Yes there are othet 690 models scheduled so stay tuned. Kind regards, Matt
Can any help give me with an approximate value (in united States) of my Beretta 682 Gold E 12 gauge with 30 inch barrel. Near mint on the outside never fired. Any help is appreciated thanks
The Gold E retail would be roughly £1600-£1800
I've got one of these but it doesn't have that checkering, has a standard checkering. Its a left handed model, wonder if thats why?
Thank you for your comment. From memory....the 682 Gold E's had the fishscale chequering from 1999 until around 2009/10 ish. I hope this helps. Kind regards, Matt
@@PremierGunsDoveridge thanks, nice to know mine is a later gun. Love the reviews you’re doing, very unbiased and informative. 👍
I had the 682 gold e only sold it due to moving in Australia. Now looking to upgrade to Dt11 level next year. I'm wondering how much the SL2 is going to be and release date.
Hi Paul. Although nothing has been confirmed I expect the standard model SL2 to be in the region of £14000-£16000 GBP. Kind regards, Matt
Browning Heritage review
Thank you for your comment. I did do a review on a very rare limited edition Browning Heritage so be sure to check it out. Kind regards, Matt
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