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Trap and Skeet

Since the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, Trap and Skeet athletes competing with Beretta shotguns have been awarded 57 medals. Among them, the legendary DT11 won 19 medals and countless international competitions.

Competition

The drive for competition and innovation has always driven Beretta, which develops its products together with professional athletes down to the smallest detail to help shooters around the world break that extra plateau for victory. Trap and skeet are two of the most fascinating disciplines in the shooting world.

Trap shooting, also known as Olympic pit, sees shooters face clays launched from a single position, testing their accuracy and quickness. Olympic trap requires a combination of technical skill and concentration, following precise trap rules that determine success in competition.

Skeet shooting, on the other hand, offers a different challenge: Skeets are thrown from two opposite positions, creating crisscrossing trajectories that require quick reflexes and perfect coordination. Olympic skeet rules require shooters to hit flying skeet in specific sequences, making each shot a test of skill and strategy.

The specialty of Olympic skeet demands that shooters master these intricate rules and sequences, showcasing their expertise in one of the shooting world's most demanding sports.

DT11

With the superior ballistics of Steelium barrels with the extended forcing cone, ergonomic design and extraordinary balance, Beretta shotguns have always stood by the side of shooters whose focus is getting a winning edge.