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Beretta C61624 US JCMEH33L Mobilchoke 28 Gauge Light Full +20 mm Extended Black-NEW-SHIPS N 24 HOURS. Condition is New (Package Has Wear As Display Package From Retail Store But Product Is New And Unused Inside- See Pictures Attached For Exact Description). Brand: Beretta Model: C61624 US JCMEH33L Mobilchoke 28 Gauge Light Full +20 mm Extended Black. Shipped with USPS First Class Mail . You Will Receive 1 ea Beretta C61624 US JCMEH33L Mobilchoke 28 Gauge Light Full +20 mm Extended Black-NEW-SHIPS N 24 HOURS. RARE VINTAGE COLLECTIBLE SHIPS N 24 HOURS Packed By Our Award Winning Packaging And Shipping Department Long Time E-commerce Seller For Over 20 Years LIMITED AVAILABILITY Follow Our Store For All New Rare Products Posted Daily and Specials Please click https://www.ebay.com/usr/boughtnowcommerce Inventory Box Number: Main Floor Near Shipping Area In Choke Tube Storage Room Beretta C61624 (JCMEH33L US Code) Mobilchoke 28 Gauge Light Full +20 mm Extended . Made in Italy. New old stock. In sealed retail packing. For Beretta models: A303, A304, AL390, AL391, S685, Whitening, S686, Silver Pigeon, Ultralight, Onyx, 687, 687L, Silver Pigeon Li, 687EL, Gold Pigeon Li, 687EELL, Diamond Pigeon. ... In 1526 In 1526 Mastro Bartolomeo Beretta (1490 ? 1565/68) of Gardone received 296 ducats as payment for 185 arquebus barrels sold to the Arsenal of Venice. Already in production in the early 1500s, Beretta products were chosen by the highly discriminating Republic of Venice because of their excellence. As the Beretta name became synonymous with uncompromising quality, design, materials, construction and performance, word spread beyond the Italian borders, establishing a tradition that has carried over, uninterrupted, through fifteen generations of Berettas. The old Beretta logo, or rather the Beretta escutcheon with the ?PB?, dates back to the early 1800?s. Documento_201526R In 1526 Mastro Bartolomeo Beretta (1490 ? 1565/68) of Gardone received 296 ducats as payment for 185 arquebus barrels sold to the Arsenal of Venice. The trade secrets and attention to detail Jacopo (1520/25 ? ?) inherited from his father Bartolomeo were passed on to his own son Giovannino (1550 ? post 1577), then to his grandson Giovan Antonio (1577 ? post 1649) ? on and on from one century to the next. In the early 1800s Pietro Antonio Beretta (1791 ? 1853), in spite of difficulties arising from constant wars and foreign domination, traveled throughout Italy to demonstrate the superior quality of his products and collect orders. Pietro Antonio?s son Giuseppe (1840 ? 1903) continued the arduous effort begun by his father, creating new opportunities for the company through international distribution. Early 1900's In the early 1900s Pietro (1870 ? 1957) took the Company reins, introducing modernized manufacturing methods, many patents for mechanisms and simplified construction, consequently establishing Beretta, the first Italian firearms maker, as one of the most modern firearms production facilities in the world. The modernization process was continued by the sons Giuseppe (1906 ? 1993) and Carlo (1908 ? 1984), securing the Company?s multinational character with commercial and production activity in numerous European countries and the United States. These efforts created successful ventures in the military, law enforcement and private sectors. Beretta Leadership Today Today, under the leadership of Ugo Gussalli Beretta and his sons Pietro and Franco, Beretta embarks on the 3rd Millennium with the benefit of centuries of experience. That experience, combined with investments in technology, organization and growing product lines, has prepared Beretta for the demands of the global market of the 21st century. Quality Without Compromise. This core value of total commitment to quality was established by Bartolomeo Beretta almost five centuries ago, and continues to be the bedrock of our Company today. As a crucial part of our Mission, it remains the unchanging key to Beretta?s worldwide success.