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Beretta 1301 Tactical C 7+1
The Beretta 1301 Tactical C 7+1 is a 12-gauge shotgun; in the game it fires slugs. In I Don’t Like Fruit it holds 8 rounds, unlocks at career level 15 and is available right away in Free Play.
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Manufacturer specifications and sources
Configuration reviewed: Beretta 1301 Tactical C Black Syn 7+1 · J131M2CTT187.
· Partial verification; configuration or source limits are listed below.
- Manufacturer capacity notation
- 7+1 [1]
- Manufacturer action / operating system
- B-LINK gas system with rotating bolt [1]
- Model features
- Pro-Lifter, semi-flat trigger and three M-LOK forend sections. [1]
The readable page confirms the named model, but does not expose the requested SKU, dimensions or weight.
Primary sources
- Beretta 1301 Tactical C Black Syn 7+1 ↗ · Document read
How these references were checked
This reference review was prepared with AI assistance for LUDATOR Interactive’s game library. Each fact links to the manufacturer page, manual or catalogue used, with its configuration and measurement basis. Conflicting or unavailable figures are left out and explained. The review date records when sources were checked.
This is a summary of the cited specifications, not a complete manufacturer manual or a claim of hands-on firearm testing. Product variants and regional packages can differ. The game’s capacity, ammunition inputs and authored 3D model are shown separately below.
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Game configuration
- Brand
- Beretta
- Model
- 1301 Tactical C 7+1
- Catalogue number
- J131M2CTT187
- Category
- Shotgun
- Action in the game
- Semi-automatic, tube-fed
- Cartridge profile
- 12 GA / SLUG
- Game capacity
- 8
- Configured game mass
- 3.039 kg
- Career unlock
- Level 15
Every model is available in Free Play. Scored modes require the listed career level. The game still uses exactly three distinct weapons per loadout.
How it plays
The Beretta 1301 Tactical C (catalogue number J131M2CTT187) uses the B-LINK gas system, whose cross-tube piston Beretta says cycles 36% faster than its competition. It has a semi-flat trigger, a crossbolt safety and an 18.5" barrel; each game shot fires one slug, with eight shells in total (7+1).
This shotgun uses a single slug per game shot, with a tube-fed reload controlled by R.
Recoil strength uses the configured weapon mass and the projectile momentum at this model’s muzzle speed. Rise, return, damping and action feedback are authored game responses, not measured recoil traces.
Each model uses its own external proportions and controls while retaining its action family. The meshes are authored exterior game art, with no factory CAD or internal engineering accuracy claim.
Ammunition inputs
- Input mass
- 28.35 g
- Cartridge reference speed
- 435 m/s
- Reference test barrel
- Not specified in this catalogue
- Input basis
- Nominal game input
- Muzzle speed in this model
- 435 m/s
- Muzzle energy in this model
- 2,682.3 J
- Muzzle speed basis
- Cartridge reference speed, not scaled for barrel length
- Drag model in flight
- G1 drag shape scaled to the authored game coefficient at muzzle speed
The cartridge reference speed belongs to the named test barrel. The muzzle speed in this model scales it with a measured barrel-length series; it is an estimate, not a measurement from this firearm. Energy is calculated from mass and muzzle speed. In flight, the drag coefficient changes with Mach number along the named standard drag function, in sea-level standard air at 15 °C. Impact deformation, recoil response and fruit response remain authored game approximations. For buckshot, the mass and energy describe one pellet; each game shot launches nine pellets.
Game model reference inputs
- Game catalogue barrel input
- 469.9 mm
- Game catalogue overall length
- 960.12 mm
- Game catalogue height
- Not specified in this catalogue
- Game catalogue width
- Not specified in this catalogue
- Reference operating system
- B-LINK gas piston
- Source capacity notation
- 7+1
- Evidence status
- Capacity and barrel recorded against the linked specification.
These are the reference inputs retained by the game catalogue. Some originate from older or secondary listings, and may differ from the manufacturer specifications reviewed above. The game does not add a chamber round to its displayed capacity.
Model dimensions belong to the referenced game configuration. Adjustable stocks, magazines and game-added optics can change the visible envelope. Unspecified inputs are left blank.
Original game catalogue source ↗Frequently asked questions
What ammunition does the Beretta 1301 Tactical C 7+1 use in the game?
The Beretta 1301 Tactical C 7+1 is a 12-gauge shotgun; in the game it fires slugs. The game fires a 28.35 g slug at 435 m/s, a nominal game input. The game uses that speed for this model without scaling it for barrel length: 2,682 J at the muzzle.
How many rounds does the Beretta 1301 Tactical C 7+1 hold?
The reviewed manufacturer source lists 7+1. In the game it holds 8 rounds. The source notes above identify the configuration and how capacity is counted.
When does the Beretta 1301 Tactical C 7+1 unlock in I Don’t Like Fruit?
It unlocks at career level 15. Every model is available right away in Free Play; scored modes require the career level, and each loadout holds three different weapons.
How does the Beretta 1301 Tactical C 7+1 work in the game?
Manufacturer description: B-LINK gas system with rotating bolt. Game action: Semi-automatic, tube-fed. This shotgun uses a single slug per game shot, with a tube-fed reload controlled by R.
How accurate is the Beretta 1301 Tactical C 7+1 3D model?
Its exterior is traced from reference photographs or drawings and scaled to published dimensions. It is game art: the moving parts follow its action family, and it is not factory CAD or engineering data.
Can I play with the Beretta 1301 Tactical C 7+1 for free?
Yes. I Don’t Like Fruit is a free 3D browser shooter with no install or sign-up. The Free Play link on this page opens the game with the Beretta 1301 Tactical C 7+1 already in your loadout.
