Benelli M2 Field Shotgun

PRODUCT OVERVIEW: Benelli M2 For Sale

The Benelli M2 for sale online  Field Shotgun is the culmination of years of meticulous research and development at Benelli’s Research and Development Center, as well as the company’s significant experience in precision engineering and technical know-how in general. In addition to the small number of components, the extremely simple operating principle, and innovativeness of both the turning block bolt locking system and the cartridge feeding system (cut off), buy “benelli m2 for sale” shotguns are highly reliable and practical, easy to strip and maintain, and can be considered among the most modern, accurate, safe, fast, and elegant shotguns currently available.cheap near me

Using the kinetic energy of gun recoil, benelli semi-automatic shotguns function on the same fundamental concept as their semi-automatic counterparts. This is still one of the most important and brilliant innovations in the history of sporting weapon manufacturing. This method does not require an outlet for gas operation nor does it require barrel recoil; instead, it operates on the principle of a spring that is freely interposed between the locking head and the bolt.

With each round fired, the breech bolt (inert) advances approximately 4 millimeters forward, resulting in the compression of the spring. When this is fully compressed, it overcomes the inertia of the breech bolt, shoving it to the rear under residual pressure, allowing cartridge case extraction and reloading to be accomplished via the traditional mechanism. No adjustments are required because spring pressure is designed to delay the opening of the action, which occurs after the shot has exited the barrel, and to compensate for the differences in pressure produced by different power cartridges without the need for adjustments.

With its fully automatic operation, this new shotgun does away with the drawbacks of both the barrel recoil system (barrel vibrations while firing, which are required to brake the system and regulate it when firing powerful ammunition, among other things) and the gas operated type (the need to clean gas outlets, loss of power due to acceleration of the shot charge and adverse effect on the longitudinal shape of the wad and possible malfunctions under adverse climatic conditions).

As a result, the benelli m2 system is up to date and extremely dependable. There has been an addition to this operating mechanism in the form of a revolving bolt head of simple and sturdy design, which, with only two locking lugs, shuts the breech axially and precisely while withstanding any pressure applied by the cartridge. The modern and novel trigger action is accomplished through the use of a variable profile system, which allows the user to shoot precisely and without jerking in the trigger pull when using the gun.

Efficacy and safety of the entire system are ensured by the smooth and regulated execution of the pull action, which includes no trigger-free pre-run or rapid relaxation after releasing the hammer. Finally, the exact synchronization of the movement of the hammer double coupling teeth optimizes the feeding system through a combined action with the cartridge drop lever and the stop notch, which results in a more efficient feeding system. It is possible to operate the cut-off feeding mechanism by using a specific “cartridge drop lever,” the outer portion of which protrudes below the receiver and is therefore easily reached by the trigger finger.

When a cartridge is fired, the hammer spring drives the cartridge drop lever upward, disengaging it from the carrier latch, which turns clockwise under the influence of the carrier latch spring, allowing a cartridge to depart the magazine. As the cartridge is dropped into position on the carrier, it presses against the “cartridge drop lever,” which rotates in the opposite direction as the cartridge drop lever to prevent a second cartridge from being dropped out.

When the bolt is depressed, the carrier raises automatically, positioning the cartridge for insertion into the chamber when the bolt is depressed again. While this is happening, the hammer spring, which had been compressed during cocking, has been released, allowing the cartridge drop lever to return to its original resting position. As a result, the carrier latch is able to keep the remaining cartridges in the magazine until the next shot is fired.

The end of the cartridge drop lever that protrudes from the receiver is denoted by a red dot on the diagram below. It is cocked and ready to fire when the red tip is visible; otherwise, the hammer is not cocked and the gun is not ready to fire until it becomes visible. Cartridges in the barrel chamber can be quickly and readily replaced by hand as a result of this procedure.

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