Accessories for Benelli

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Accessories for Benelli

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Benelli, the Italian maker from Urbino, is best known for its semi automatic shotguns. Our range covers the M1, M2, M3 and M4 shotguns and the Argo family of semi automatic rifles. Every Benelli part we carry is machined by Toni System in Italy, and all of them aim at the same goal: a gun that fits the shooter, carries what it needs and mounts the same way every time.

Handguards

A factory Benelli fore end has nowhere to mount a light or a hand stop. The Toni System handguards are drop in aluminium with M-LOK slots, slim and ventilated, for the M1, M2 with M2 SP, M3 and M4. The M1 and M2 versions differ by tube length, short or long, and the right one depends on the tube now fitted to your gun. Choose in Handguards for Benelli.

Adjustable stocks

A TST stock adjusts in two places, how far the butt sits from the trigger and how high your cheek rests, and carries QD sling points with side plates for either hand. Once set, your eye arrives behind the bead or the dot without searching. One stock serves the M1 and the gen.1 M3, and the gen.2 M3, M2 and M4 each have their own. The two M3 generations take different stocks, so check yours. They are in Stocks for Benelli.

Red dot mounts

A red dot speeds up target acquisition on a shotgun, especially on slugs or at longer distances. For the M4 there are type A and type B mounts that also fit the Breda B12, and for the Argo rifle a matching A and B pair that the Browning Bar and Winchester SXR use as well. The letter names the optic bases: A means RMSc, DPP or Docter, B means RMR or RTS. Find them in Red dot mounts for Benelli.

Frequently asked questions

Which M2 handguard do I need?

Compare your magazine tube with the factory length. A longer tube, for example after an extension, needs the long tube version.

Do M1 parts fit the M3?

The first generation M3 shares its stock with the M1. Handguards are listed separately for each model.

Do I need a gunsmith to fit a Benelli stock?

No. The stock bolts on where the factory one was, with no fitting work.