How to use a Benelli M2 shotgun in under 60 seconds!

Published on February 7, 2024
Duration: 1:00

This guide provides a quick overview of the Benelli M2 12-gauge shotgun, highlighting its use in popular culture like John Wick 3. It covers essential safety operations, distinguishing between 'safe' (black) and 'fire' (red) indicators. Two primary loading methods are demonstrated: open bolt and closed bolt, with clear instructions for each.

Quick Summary

The Benelli M2 shotgun's safety is at the rear of the trigger guard; black means safe, red means ready to fire. Loading can be done from an open bolt (insert round, release bolt, load mag) or closed bolt (load mag, press feed button, rack). The bolt locks back after the last round.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Benelli M2
  2. 00:14Safety Operation Explained
  3. 00:20Loading: Open Bolt Method
  4. 00:31Loading: Closed Bolt Method
  5. 00:43Firing and Bolt Release

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you know if the Benelli M2 shotgun is safe to fire?

The Benelli M2's safety is located at the rear of the trigger guard. A black indicator signifies that the firearm is on safe. When the indicator shows red, the firearm is ready to be fired.

What are the two main ways to load a Benelli M2 shotgun?

You can load from an open bolt by inserting a round into the ejection port and pressing the bolt release, then loading the magazine. Alternatively, load the magazine tube first, press the red button at the front of the trigger guard to feed a round, then rack the shotgun.

Where is the bolt release located on the Benelli M2?

The bolt release on the Benelli M2 shotgun is located below the ejection port. It's used to chamber a round from the magazine or to release the bolt after it has locked back.

What does the red indicator on the Benelli M2 safety mean?

The red indicator on the Benelli M2's cross-bolt safety signifies that the firearm is ready to fire. Always ensure you visually confirm the safety's position before handling or firing.

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