How to ghost load a shotgun in under 60 seconds! (Beretta 1301 Comp)

Published on April 28, 2025
Duration: 0:37

This video demonstrates how to ghost load a Beretta 1301 Comp shotgun quickly. It covers loading a round into the chamber, then tucking an additional round under the bolt in the ejection port, which is then held by the lifter. Specific steps for the 1301, like pressing the lifter release button, are highlighted to ensure the bolt can close properly over the ghost round.

Quick Summary

Ghost loading a shotgun involves placing an extra round on the lifter under the bolt. For a Beretta 1301, press the lifter release button to allow the bolt to close over the ghost round, effectively adding one more shell to your immediate capacity.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro to Ghost Loading
  2. 00:04Preparation & Chamber Load
  3. 00:15Positioning the Ghost Round
  4. 00:20Beretta 1301 Specific Steps
  5. 00:33Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ghost loading a shotgun?

Ghost loading is a technique where an extra round is placed on the shotgun's lifter and held under the bolt. This allows you to carry one more round than the chamber and magazine capacity, ready for immediate use.

How do you ghost load a Beretta 1301?

After chambering a round, place another shell in the ejection port, tucking it under the bolt onto the lifter. Crucially, press the lifter release button on the 1301 to allow the bolt to close over the ghost round.

Why is the lifter release button important for ghost loading the Beretta 1301?

The lifter release button on the Beretta 1301 must be pressed to drop the lifter. This action ensures the bolt can travel forward smoothly over the ghost-loaded shell without snagging, preventing a malfunction.

Can ghost loading be done quickly?

Yes, with practice, ghost loading can be performed very quickly. This video demonstrates the technique on a Beretta 1301 Comp, showing it can be accomplished in under 60 seconds.

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