Reptilia's BPS stock brings adjustable fit to Beretta 1301, A300
Reptilia has a new drop-in stock for the Beretta 1301 and A300 shotguns, built around a short starting length of pull and an adjustable cheek rest for shooters who run lights, slings, armor, or winter layers under the gun.
Snapshot
The BPS, or Beretta Precision Stock, fits both the 1301 Tactical and A300 Ultima Patrol despite their different gas systems, according to TheFirearmBlog. It starts at an 11.63 inch length of pull, shorter than most factory stocks, with a Beretta spacer included to extend it and a comb that adjusts for sight height.
Key points
- Short LOP by design: Without spacers the BPS measures 11.63 in (29.5 cm), extendable to 12.63 in (32.1 cm) with the included 1-inch Beretta spacer.
- Adjustable comb: Comb height can be set to match ghost-ring sights or a red dot for a consistent cheek weld.
- Build and weight: The stock weighs 14.5 oz (411 g) and combines glass-filled nylon polymer, 7075-T6 hardcoat anodized aluminum, and nitrided alloy steel hardware.
- Fitment: Works on 12 or 20 gauge 1301 and A300 shotguns, despite their differing internals, per TheFirearmBlog.
- Price and options: Lists for $124.95 in black or FDE, with four part numbers covering the color and spacer combinations, coming soon.
Quick take
TheFirearmBlog argues the shorter starting length of pull is the right call on a defensive shotgun, making it easier to stay mounted and keep a consistent fit over heavy clothing or armor. For 1301 and A300 owners who already treat these guns as a customizable platform, this gives a purpose-built option instead of hunting for a universal stock that fits awkwardly.
Read the full story: thefirearmblog.com