Benelli M4/ M1014 - Close Range Practical Accuracy

Published on January 17, 2019
Duration: 4:43

This guide outlines a practical accuracy training drill for the Benelli M4/M1014 shotgun, focusing on close-range engagement. It incorporates live fire scenarios with various ammunition types and shooting positions, emphasizing target analysis and ergonomic evaluation. Instruction is provided by a highly experienced shooter with Master and Grand Master class rankings in competitive shooting disciplines.

Quick Summary

The Benelli M4/M1014, equipped with an Aimpoint H2 and A.R.G.O. Piston system, excels in practical accuracy drills. It features a collapsible stock, 7+1 capacity, and manageable recoil, allowing for high hit factors even with 12 Gauge buckshot and slugs at various distances.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Ammunition
  2. 00:17Technical Specifications
  3. 00:22Course Layout
  4. 01:16Live Fire Demonstration
  5. 02:02Target Analysis
  6. 03:03Ergonomics and Recoil
  7. 04:04Scoring and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key technical specifications of the Benelli M1014 tested?

The Benelli M1014 features an Aimpoint H2 optic, a collapsible stock, the A.R.G.O. Piston action, a 101.6cm / 40.00 in length, weighs 3.5kg / 7.8lbs, and has a 7+1 magazine capacity. It is chambered in 12 Gauge.

How does the Benelli M4 perform in practical accuracy drills?

The Benelli M4/M1014 demonstrated high practical accuracy, achieving a strong hit factor due to its effective recoil mitigation and manageable recoil impulse, even with full-power ammunition.

What ammunition was used for the Benelli M4 practical accuracy test?

The test utilized full-power 00 buckshot and 2 3/4 inch slugs, indicating a focus on performance with standard duty or competition loads for the Benelli M4/M1014.

What makes the Benelli M4's recoil manageable for shooters?

The firearm's A.R.G.O. Piston system contributes to a moderate recoil impulse, which, combined with its ergonomics and collapsible stock, allows for better control and faster follow-up shots.

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