Benelli M2 Field Left-Hand 20-Gauge

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posted on March 21, 2013
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3/21/2013

Benelli has introduced a left-hand 20-gauge M2 Field, the only such semi-automatic shotgun currently available. Also new in the M2 Field line are 12-gauge and 20-gauge Compact models, both of which have a 131/8-inch length of pull.

Barrel lengths are 26 inches and 24 inches, respectively. Rounding out Benelli news, the classic svelte Montefeltro is now available with a synthetic stock.

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