Why Do Champions Choose the DT11?
Built for clay target competition, the DT11 is the top choice for champions due to its unmatched reliability, improved accuracy, and predictable handling, which are essential for breaking long-distance targets. Its design offers smoother, more controlled shooting and reduced recoil, making it the preferred shotgun for competitive shooters.
LIGHTER TRIGGER PULL
For top-level shooters, the trigger pull must be instinctive and unnoticed. The DT11's triggers are crisp, consistent, and predictable, thanks to a combination of innovative design and expert craftsmanship. Its V mainspring provides a lighter trigger pull by creating a stronger connection between the sear arm and the hammer.
STEELIUM PRO BARRELS
DT11 barrels use tri-alloy steel for unmatched strength, forged and stress-relieved for precision. Beretta's proprietary Steelium Pro barrels, featured in all DT11 models, have extended forcing cones up to 450 mm to reduce felt recoil, improve shot patterning, and decrease muzzle rise, optimizing performance for competitive shooting.
Built for Different Types of Shooters
The DT11 series of shotguns are built to meet the unique and varied demands across all clay target disciplines, allowing the shooter to find the perfect model to fit their specific needs. With options available for sporting clays, skeet, and trap shooting, the DT11 is also available in luxury configurations with elevated aesthetics and customizable modular features, such as the B-FAST system and TSK stock options.
DT11 Trap
DT11 Skeet
DT11 Sporting
DT11 ACS (All Clays)
I’ve been shooting Beretta for over 10 years and the Beretta DT11 is a winning combination of technology and reliability. It gets the job done. The only problem you will have with owning a Beretta DT11 is running out of room for your trophies. With greater technology and lesser recoil, the Beretta DT11 is a winning combination. The DT11 is built to perform with timeless technology that I look forward to passing on to my son. I choose the Beretta DT11 to perform at my best.
~ KIM RHODE ~
