Product Description
GG&G Fit Beretta 1301 Slotted Tactical Charging Handle Overview Upgrade your Beretta 1301 shotgun with the GG&G Slotted Tactical Charging Handle. Designed for durability and enhanced performance, this handle provides a more reliable charging method, especially under stress. Crafted from heat-treated 4130 chrome moly steel and finished with a non-reflective matte black coating, it ensures durability and consistent functioning during professional use. Key Features Constructed from heat-treated 4130 chrome moly steel for superior strength Manganese phosphate finish in non-reflective matte black for a military-grade appearance Larger than the factory handle for a more positive grip and easier charging Heavy knurling to prevent slippage, even in stress fire situations or when wearing gloves Rounded edges for snag-free operation and safety Lightweight, weighing less than one ounce for effortless operation Easy installation with no modifications required to your Beretta 1301 shotgun Positive key lock-up design for a secure and reliable connection Specifications Material: Heat Treated 4130 Chrome Moly Steel Finish: Manganese phosphate non-reflective matte black per mil-spec Weight: Less than 1 ounce Dimensions: Fits Beretta 1301 models Installation: No modifications required Functionality: Provides a larger, more reliable grip for rapid, stress-free charging Edge Design: Rounded and de-burred edges for enhanced safety and operation MPN: GGG-2576 UPC: 813157022685 Applications The Beretta 1301 Slotted Tactical Charging Handle is perfect for tactical professionals, law enforcement, or anyone who demands a reliable and secure charging handle for their Beretta 1301 shotgun. Ideal for home defense, competitive shooting, and other high-stress environments where consistent performance is crucial. Additional Features Improves overall weapon handling by providing a more substantial grip Enhances safety with de-burred edges and snag-free operation Designed for use in high-pressure, fast-paced situations, including gunfights