Handguards for Beretta

The Beretta 1301, A400, and PMX each use different forend attachment systems and handguards are model-specific. On the 1301 and A400 — Beretta's gas-operated competition and sporting semi-automatics — the handguard is the primary contact point for your forward hand across the full range of shotgun movements: standing, kneeling, barricade, port entry. A handguard that gives that hand a better surface and adds M-Lok slots for hand stops or barricade stops changes how the gun handles in those positions. On the PMX, the handguard affects PCC handling in the same way as on any carbine.