Benelli Montefeltro

The Inertia Driven system uses the kinetic energy from the recoil to cycle the action, rather than bleeding off gas from the barrel. This results in a cleaner, more reliable operation that requires less maintenance because carbon residue doesn't build up in the action.

Absolutely. Its lightweight 5.3-pound build and excellent balance make it an ideal choice for long days of walking in the field, allowing for quick target acquisition and easy handling in dense cover.

Yes, the shortened magazine tube is a design choice to improve the firearm's overall weight and balance, resulting in a 4-round capacity. It is a trade-off that prioritizes maneuverability over high-volume ammunition storage.

The carbon-fiber rib significantly reduces weight at the muzzle end of the barrel. This shift in weight distribution makes the shotgun feel livelier and faster to swing, which helps with tracking moving targets.

The Montefeltro is engineered to handle a wide range of loads, including lighter target loads, thanks to the efficiency of the Inertia Driven system. However, as with any semi-automatic, it performs best when kept clean and properly lubricated.