The Three Million Dollar Chapter Gun
A Beretta AX800 Suprema, custom dipped and engraved to mark the Memphis Chapter passing $3,000,000 raised for Delta Waterfowl. One of one, and the only one that will ever be made.
Twenty-six banquets in, the Memphis Chapter has put more than three million dollars into duck production. This is the gun the chapter had made to mark it: a Beretta AX800 Suprema, dipped and engraved by Koehler Custom Gun Works in Benton, Kentucky.
Beretta calls the AX800 Suprema its shotgun for those who hunt hard and demand more. The B-LINK Pro gas system is the fastest and cleanest the company has built, cycling 36% faster and running 46% cleaner than its predecessor, and it feeds everything from light target loads to heavy 3½-inch magnums without fuss. Steelium Pro barrels give tighter, more consistent patterns and greater downrange energy. The Kick-Off Pro stock cuts felt recoil by up to 70%, so the second and third shots come faster and a full morning in the timber does not wear on the shoulder.
The receiver is a high-tech polymer built for the boat, the blind and the weather, with rubberised grips, an interchangeable grip and cheek piece, and Beretta's B-Lok cap. It is the gun Beretta built for exactly the kind of hunting this room does.
