Beretta Uniform Pro Evo Daily Backpack Black

Description

• DURABLE FABRIC – The backpack is made of strong and durable canvas which is waterproof and scratch-resistant to serve longer
• RELIABLE PROTECTION – YKK zips with double zipper puller give extra durability and fast opening/closing to have everything you need at your hand
• MULTI-PURPOSE POCKETS – The daily backpack is equipped with numerous multi-purpose pockets, including a shaped compartment to carry a case for shooting glasses
• COMFORTABLE TO CARRY – The backpack is an affordable bag with a traditional look and padded back – you can carry it with a carrying padded top handle or adjustable padded shoulder straps
• VERSATILE DAYPACK – This backpack is specifically designed for the clay shooter, all the gear you might need to train on the shooting range can easily be carried in this backpack as well as other necessities that should be at hand

BERETTA BAGS – STRONG AND ADAPTABLE

Beretta’s line of bags is all about contemporary design and essential features. Hidden pockets, compartments, removable inserts, and secret zips will allow you to customize your cases and bags to make them always perfect for every kind of shooting situation. All you need to do is to explore the endless possibilities and find the combination that best fits your unique style!

To complete the ideal equipment for shooting, hunting or for your days out, Beretta offers a selection of bags from the technical and performing ones to the more traditional in materials and design.

The TRIDENT Story – what does the Beretta logo mean?

Like all respectable 500-year old companies, Beretta has had its share of logos: the shield with the letters “PB” (for Pietro Beretta, the father of the industrialized Beretta,) the duck with open wings, and the more simple “Fabbrica d’Armi Pietro Beretta” are some of the representations.

And then, there’s the “Trident,” which (truth be told) is not a trident at all.

The poet, writer, director, mariner, and journalist Gabriele D’Annunzio developed this graphic design to symbolize the will to get things done. The encircled arrows represent the three shots fired by a battleship that engages a potential enemy: the arrow on the left represents the first warning shot, fired at the ship’s stern; the arrow on the right represents the second warning shot, fired at the ship’s bow. The central arrow is the last round fired when the ship doesn’t yield: this one is aimed at the ship itself. The logo was dubbed “Dare In Brocca” or “hit the target.”