Beretta 1301 Tactical and Glock G45 Home Defense System

Most home defense packages are a shotgun and a pistol thrown in the same case. This one is built like someone actually thought about how the two guns work together, and then spent real money making each of them run. Start with the Beretta 1301 Tactical. It's a 12-gauge gas-operated semi-auto with the Mesa Tactical LEO telescoping stock fitted at the rear, an EOTECH EXPS holographic sight riding the receiver, and a SureFire Scout light clamped to the magazine tube exactly where your support hand wants it. The factory ghost ring sits below the optic for backup. This is the shotgun competitive shooters and agencies reach for, and the dress on this one reflects that.

The Glock G45 is the crossover gun. Full-size Gen5 grip, Glock 19 length slide, chambered in 9mm. It wears an Aimpoint ACRO P-2 in an enclosed-emitter housing, the kind of red dot that shrugs off rain and debris, and a SureFire X300 Turbo hangs off the dust cover for white light. Three magazines come with it. The slide carries a milled optic cut, so the ACRO sits low and co-witnesses clean.

Worth noting: the lights here aren't entry-level. The X300 Turbo throws 66,000 candela, and the Scout Pro on the shotgun is built for distance, not just a hallway. That's the difference between identifying a threat and guessing.

Everything travels in a Pelican-style hard case with pluck foam cut for both guns, the spare magazines, and the lights. You also get the original Beretta shipping carton, the Glock factory case, and the boxes and paperwork for the EOTECH, the X300 Turbo, and the Scout light. For a buyer who wants one purchase to cover the nightstand and the truck, this is a complete answer with no follow-up shopping required.