Beretta DT11 Review: Everything you need to know 

I agree with you and that is why I mentioned it in the VLOG, as I also mentioned, I am very happy with the wood on mine!

​@@Bassingtons IT'S A HIT AND MISS WITH THE DT11 WOOD, I HAVE SEEN SOME WITH AMAZING RUN OF WOOD AND THEN THE NEXT BATCH AT THE LOCAL LARGE SHOTGUN DEALER, JUST SO SO!!🤷‍♂️

You too and many thanks.

Many thanks.

Thank you.

It is indeed!

Many thans for your feedback.

I was only thinking about your invitation the other day, I guess time runs ahead of us! Great to hear about your son and supersporting sounds fantastic but difficult!

@@BassingtonsSupersporting depends on the shooting ground some more so than others. I can recommend you try it. 4 singles full use then 2 report pairs and a simo pair makes up a stand. The academy are having a sponsership shoot day at barbury shooting ground on Saturday so up at silly o'clock to get there. We must get a date and ground to meet up sorted Andy

@@andysones7997 It sounds really hard but exciting! Yes we must get something in the diary, perhaps May?

​@@Bassingtons any Saturdays other than the 20th Lewis shooting the English open. Where do you fancy shooting we are in Staffordshire

@@andysones7997 Please could you drop me an email at: duncan@bassingtons.co.uk

Thank you.

Yes, its the barrels.

@@Bassingtons triggers are NOT mechanical from factory, they are inertia. You can however have them engineered to mechanical triggers by a really good beretta gunsmith.

Detachable trigger guns became popular in competition due to many running v springs- which can pop at any moment so being able to change in time permitted was needed, 99% of clay shooters will never need a gun that detaches and besides mentioned there is zero advantage especially if coil sprung, people just like to think x y or z makes a better gun than a b c

I presume it is the same model as I have, with an adjustable comb?

15 inches

@@Bassingtons thank you for your reply I purchased a 694 after watching your videos, you look the same build as myself I’ve just started shooting clay and really enjoy it. I previously had a zoli z sport with 15” length of pull I wasn’t happy I was being slapped in the cheeck. I’m much more comfortable on the 694 and no cheeck slap and shoot better. Being 6ft 2ins not easy getting the of the shelf gun to fit 😊

@@keithwilliams2297 Anytime.

In my opinion the K80 is the superior gun. However it is considerably dearer in price and this is an important factor to take in account, when purchasing one.

I may be ordering one this morning (k80), talking to the dealer sometime this morning.

@@blackadder1966 I’m in the same boat, the inventory in the US isn’t what it has been in recent years the dealers tell me. I’m a sporting clays shooter and NSCA Instructor, and I’ve been a Beretta shooter all of my life. Long story short I bought a 694 ACS last year new off the shelf and I can confidently say that it is the most disappointing firearm purchase I have ever made. The gun has had roughly 15k rounds through it and has been meticulously taken care off. The forend split, the trigger shakes, ejectors are hit or miss, etc. Contacted Beretta customer service and they were useless. Currently looking into a K80 Parcours x and a DT11. I demo’d both and I just wasn’t crazy impressed with the DT (yes I know it’s won countless gold medals by the best in the world) when comparing the price to the 694 and to the K80, but it could just be me. I’m just nervous to buy another beretta over and under.

@jhr2001 The importer here is difficult to get in touch with! luckily, someone at the club had a k80 to try today. I liked it apart from the slight step on the rib and it was the flat rib. So the search goes on, blaser f3 so far is my favourite.

@@blackadder1966 Blaser F3 is a superb gun but I would put the DT11 ahead of it.

What a great idea! Do you own a 694?

@@Bassingtons yes sir. I bought it because of your review of it

@@chriscusty9404 Wow! Whereabouts are you based?

@@Bassingtons right in the middle of the United States. A state called Kansas. I m located in the NE part of the state.

@@chriscusty9404 well that has made me laugh! Still I am sure we could pitch our guns against one another!

Yes it is.

On the GMK website they call it a boxlock, so went with what they said. Also checked that the barrels are bored to 18.7.

I did talk about the trigger in this VLOG.

Oui, tu le trouve beau et doux. Alors tu ne sais pas ce qu'est un bloc de détente à inertie ou mécanique. C'est comme choisir un véhicule pour sa couleur.

I said it has a detachable mechanical trigger and that it has very clean crisp trigger pulls. I also said, you can tell the difference between this (DT11) and the 694.

Je crois que Beretta ne vends pas de bloc de détente mécanique pour ses modèles DT11. Les blocs de détente disponibles sont à inertie. Bonne journée.

I have not a clue what you are on about. I am wondering if you have actually watched VLOG in full!