Benelli Montefeltro

Published on October 2, 2011
Duration: 1:07

This review of the Benelli Montefeltro shotgun, presented by Matt Carriker, covers its Italian heritage and past lightweight status. The assessment includes initial target practice, clay pigeon shooting, rapid fire reliability tests, and destructive impact analysis. Carriker's experienced handling and knowledge of Benelli's product line are evident throughout the demonstration.

Quick Summary

The Benelli Montefeltro is a 12 Gauge semi-automatic shotgun of Italian origin, featuring an inertia-driven action and a satin walnut stock. While once a lightweight leader, newer models like the Super Vinci are now lighter. Performance tests include handling, recoil assessment, clay pigeon shooting, rapid fire reliability, and impact visualization.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Introduction: Benelli Montefeltro
  2. 00:14Weight Comparison: Montefeltro vs. Super Vinci
  3. 00:18Initial Target Practice & Handling
  4. 00:27Clay Pigeon Shooting Performance
  5. 00:31Rapid Fire & Action Reliability Test
  6. 00:49Destructive Testing: Impact & Spread

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Benelli Montefeltro shotgun?

The Benelli Montefeltro is an Italian-made, 12 Gauge semi-automatic shotgun known for its inertia-driven action. It features a satin walnut stock with checkering for grip and a red fiber-optic front bead sight.

How does the Benelli Montefeltro perform in rapid fire scenarios?

The video demonstrates rapid fire testing to assess the cycling speed and reliability of the Montefeltro's semi-automatic action. Slow-motion footage captures shells ejecting, indicating the action's functionality under stress.

What kind of testing was performed on the Benelli Montefeltro?

The Benelli Montefeltro underwent several tests including stationary target practice for handling and recoil, clay pigeon shooting for performance on moving targets, rapid fire sequences for reliability, and destructive testing with dust-filled boxes for impact visualization.

Is the Benelli Montefeltro still considered a lightweight shotgun?

While historically a lightweight leader, the Benelli Montefeltro is now compared to newer models like the Benelli Super Vinci, which is noted as being lighter. Its original lightweight design is a key characteristic.

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