Benelli Montefeltro Complete Specs and Full Gun Specifications

As a left handed shooter shotguns have always come to be hard to find. I have owned several high and low end shotguns and this is simply the best I have ever owned. Quick pointing light weight and beautiful. And now my collection is complete all my guns a

Have owned and shot nearly every type and make of shotgun over 50+ years, Benelli Montefeltro 12 and 20 would be the last 2 guns (along with an old Browning Hi-Power 9mm and a Model 65 S&W to leave me in my old age). Reliability, weight and durability plu

I got the chance to use this gun last Thursday at the gun club. It was my first time shooting trap. With two good guys giving me tips and the gun fitting me perfectly, my first round 20/25, second round 23/25. Ill be buying one of these in a couple weeks.

I have several A5's that I hunt with, I have tried other autos (e.g. Browning, Remington & Beretta) This is the first auto with out the "square-back" that I can shoot consistently. I have both the 20 & 12 Silver models and they are very reliable. I use th

Bird up bird down. Great grouse hunting gun. Better then my other autos and beats browning and beretta. I have used these for yrs. Great gun! upland 24 inch barrel 12 gauge is awesome..

I've used mine Quail hunting.It is very comfortable and easy to shoot.It does jam often with light loads.The quality of workmanship is top of the line.I love my Bennelli Montefeltro.

The first Benelli I ever had the pleasure to own was the Super 80 Trap, still have it and it was built in 1978. My brother bought it in Italy prior to HK importing Benelli. Since the first Benelli Super 80 it has been a pleasure to own many more Benelli s

I don't get the remarks about this gun jamming with low brass loads. I have a 20 guage and it worked perfectly for me. I purposely went with lighter loads to see if it would stove-pipe or jam and I could not make it do it. I love the light weight and the

After trying about 15 shotguns on for size, the Benelli Montefeltro was the best fit for me, am 6'1", 200 lbs. Couldn't wait to get to the range, 1st round out of the box, 19 out of 25. 2nd = 20 out of 25. Been shooting about 2 months with a 870 pump. Can

I have had several makes of semi-auto shotguns for clays and bird hunting....Remingtons, Brownings, Winchesters, Benellis. By far, the most reliable and easy to maintain shotguns are my Benellis. My 12 ga Montefeltro is an absolute delight. Shot sporting

you get what you pay for. when you get tired of constantly cleaning the carbon from your gasser, replacing O-rings in your Remington, and having the gun fail at the worst possible time, choke up the extra dollars and never worry about those issues again.

Used it on Dove in Texas and Pheasant in North Dakota. 2 miss feeds on light loads out of 200-300 rounds. Love the handling of recoil on heavy pheasant loads. Swings well and easy to carry.

Grouse hunting , in Wisconsin, last weekend. What an awesome gun! Easy to handle. Felt great to point, aim, shoot, and go retrieve the prize. Thank you, Benelli!

Benelli in my opinion and from reading shotgun world and other websites talking with other owners, KNOWS there's a defect in the extractor or carrier that causes the gun to jam on low brass loads (not just my gun--2nd one i've owned that's done it; other

Benelli makes great products, but some are heavy as many 12 gauges are, such as my M1. However, if you want a 20 gauge shotgun that is accurate, cycles very rapidly and can be carried all day, this is the gun for you. It is great for pheasants and chukkar

Got to try Winchester, Beretta, and The Benelli all in one weekend. The Benelli just felt the most comfortable . On the range and on quail I like this gun best. I am a big guy, large hands, but it still felt balanced and shot precisely. I am a relatively

used my monte for the first time pheasant hunting this week. very easy to carry (hunted 6 hrs over 2 days). shouldered great and wasn't bad on recoil at all. used 2 3/4'' 1 1/4oz 6 shot and felt very comfortable! extremely pleased with my gun. plan to get

I own both in 12 and 20 gauge, best bird guns I've ever owned .What do I compare it to -- A5 Browning mag 20 -- Remington 1100,12 gauge sa skeet and 20 gauge lt-20 special field -- Benelli 12 gauge SBL -- Dehaan 20 gauge o/u -- Razinni 12 gauge o/u -- and

Got this primarily for Clays as I don't hunt much after Vietnam. Have read others who recommend this gun for upland and not for clays. I dropped down from a 12 after shoulder surgery and I'm also an old goat. I think this is a good value and can't find an

I've owned mine in 12 gauge for six years now. I use it for upland hunting and waterfowling and have even fallen out of the duck skiff with it. shook the water out of it and kept hunting ( luck had it it was still warm out). Had to have the stock taken in

The 20 Montefeltro is a slick handling, fast shooting, reliable auto. Recoil is very noticeable. Not sure its worth the high pricetag. A gas auto might be better.

This is my second shotgun ive owned so far( first was the beretta 391) i decided to get it because of the looks as well as the feel. i liked that it had a low profile vented rib, that it was light and it could do anything i needed it to do. mainly i shoot

Benelli Montefeltro field strip and shoot

Buds service awesome as always. As far as the gun is concerned, it’s a benelli.... I bought 3 of them. Nuff said

This is a great shotgun! Feels great in the hands and easy to shoot. One of my favorites for sure!