Beretta DT11 X-Trap Overview

[@steveharsfald3164]

Congratulations on your new DT-11. I have had mine for 10 years and love it. If you move the trigger by removing the little screw, be VERY CAREFUL as there is a little detent ball that secures it where you want it. They can fall out without you knowing and the trigger will just slide back and forth no matter how tight the screw is. Ask me how I know!! Good luck and enjoy.

[@thatgearguy]

Useful to know!!

[@petewatson9866]

I am not a expert on guns, but I have to admit that it’s a thing of beauty

[@olejustesen5319]

Love my DT 11 Black . Very well made video, I recognized the ejector timing issue, but its realy nothing to get concerned about.

[@thatgearguy]

Great to hear that! Agree on the ejectors. It isn't an issue as far as I am concerned. But I do know some guys who it would bother. Maybe because of OCD! Trap shooters are often very particular about every small detail in their process.

[@markmaloney5146]

Nice honest video, they fantastic guns.

[@silverbullet7434]

You picked a very top shelf trap gun.. I own a Perazzi mx2000 which I think is close in quality. If I had seen a DT 11 prior to buying my Perazzi I think I'd have gone with the DT11 over the perazsi. Good shooting with your gun.

[@thatgearguy]

Thanks Silver. My shooting pal uses an MX, great gun as well. I chose the DT because I work for Beretta so I thought I should rep the brand while I shoot. I am very pleased with it!

[@jjleightley]

Comes standard with mid bead, looks like they had removed it and it has been put back when they sold it.

[@apw75]

This was my dream DTL gun untill I saw the DT11 step rib. But an unfired s/h XTrap is 2/3's the price of a step rib.

[@RumonHoque-v8t]

Nice gun

[@randallkadish5663]

Great video. Why does my gun shoot so high? No matter how I adjust it, I cannot get it to shoot less than 100/0.

[@thatgearguy]

If you lower the comb then the gun will shoot lower but only if you do not adjust the rib. If you increase the rib height at the front end then the gun will shoot lower but only if you do not adjust the comb. I would first adjust the comb to a reasonable head position with rib in the middle of its travel. Then make small adjustments to see how it effects your shot placement. Once your happy you can fine tune with just rib adjustment or make a change with rib for a specific discipline. The mistake most make it to adjust both comb and rib. That will not make a difference to shot position as it does not cause you to elevate or decline the barrel at all.

[@randallkadish5663]

Believe me, I have tried all that. Gun will not shoot lower than 100/0 no matter what adjustments I make.

[@thatgearguy]

@@randallkadish5663 Then I would take to a dealer because what you describe is not possible physics wise unless there is a serious flaw in manufacture.

[@randallkadish5663]

@@thatgearguy I just sent the gun back to Beretta. I am curious to see what they tell me. Thank you!!!!!