Benelli RAFFAELLO SLUG 20

Approx. Price: 2448€

The Raffaello 20 Slug represents the ultimate precision in slug hunting. Its high-resistance lightweight alloy receiver is fitted with a pre-drilled sleeve ready for optics mounting.

The barrel features an interchangeable carbon fibre battue barrel rib with adjustable rear sight. The stock is a Montecarlo type with an ergonomic comb for maximum comfort on aim.

Firearm configuration

Barrel Lengths

Total length

Calibers

Twist rate

Weight

Magazine Capacity

Thread diameter

56cm/22in

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20/76

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2.7kg / 6.0lbs

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Technical data

BrandBenelli

ModelRAFFAELLO

SubmodelRaffaello Slug 20

Type of firearmShotgun

Sub-type of firearmSemi-automatic

CategoryHunting

Availability Available

HandednessRight-handed

Accuracy gurantee —

Interchangeable Barrel NO

Barrel Diameter (mm)—

Barrel Diameter (inches)—

Thread NO

Barrel fluted NO

Muzzle brake NO

Barrel FinishBlack steel

Barrel MaterialSteel

Barrel Brand—

Type of stockMonte Carlo

Stock MaterialWood

Fullstock NO

Stock finishingWood

Fire mechanism—

Trigger typeSingle-stage

Adjustable trigger NO

Removable Magazine NO

Open sights YES

Choke CYLINDRICAL SLUG

Type of choke—

Number of chokes—

Bases—

Optics—

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