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General| Type | Semi-automatic shotgun |
|---|---|
| Chamber | 3" |
| Operating System | Inertia-driven |
| Stock | Synthetic |
| Gauge | 12 gauge |
| Barrel Length | 28" |
| Weight | 7 lbs |
| Magazine Capacity | 3+1 |
| Chokes | Crio chokes |
| Sights | Red bar front |
| Overall Length | 48.5 inches |
Never point a firearm at anything that is not safe to shoot. Always know what is behind your target.
Never assume that a firearm is unloaded. Always check the chamber and magazine are empty.
Store your firearm in a safe place, inaccessible to children. Ensure firearms and ammunition are stored securely.
Never shoot at water or hard surfaces, as this can cause ricochets or fragmentation.
Understand firearm safety features, but remember they don't replace safe handling procedures.
Store and carry your firearm properly. Clean and oil your firearm after each use to prevent corrosion.
Only use factory-loaded, new ammunition that meets industry specifications.
Always wear protective glasses and earplugs when shooting to protect yourself from gas, powder, or metal fragments.
Never climb trees, fences, or obstacles with a loaded firearm. Always unload and check the firearm.
Do not drink or use impairing medication while shooting. Handle firearms only when sober and alert.
Always unload a firearm before transporting it in a vehicle. Load only at destination when ready to shoot.
Discharging firearms in poorly ventilated areas may result in exposure to lead and other harmful substances.
Benelli's commitment to innovation, advanced technology, and quality.
Our new semi-automatic shotgun features an Inertia Driven system for enhanced performance.
Highlights reliability, ease of use, effortless maintenance, and interchangeable parts.
The Vinci shotgun boasts reduced recoil and maximum resistance to environmental factors.
Utilizes Inertia Driven system exploiting kinetic energy of recoil, similar to traditional Benelli shotguns.
Features a modular concept where essential parts are built from separate, easily assembled modules.
The carriage acts as fore-end, receiver, and houses ejection/loading system and trigger guard.
Offers benefits in balance, stability, reliable operation, and easy maintenance.
Lists the components included in the package for gun assembly.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the gun, including stock and barrel module alignment.
Instructions on verifying correct unit alignment and securing components.
Detailed steps for completing the gun assembly, including alignment and securing parts.
Final steps to complete the gun assembly, ensuring all parts are correctly fitted and secured.
Explains the operation of the cross-bar safety catch and its visual indicator.
Instructions for loading the firearm, emphasizing safety checks and magazine loading.
Detailed instructions for loading the firearm, including magazine capacity and safety checks.
Steps for loading the firearm, including magazine loading and chambering a round.
Further steps for loading the firearm, including chambering a round and safety checks.
Final steps for loading the firearm, including bolt closure and safety engagement.
Describes two methods for replacing a cartridge: manual replacement or using the drop lever.
Step-by-step guide for manually replacing a cartridge using specific procedures.
Instructions on how to replace a cartridge using the cartridge drop lever mechanism.
Procedure for safely unloading the firearm, ensuring safety catch is engaged and barrel pointed safely.
Detailed steps for unloading the firearm, including bolt operation and safety checks.
Further steps for unloading the firearm, including carrier operation and safety checks.
Troubleshooting steps if the firearm does not fire, including checking safety, cartridge, and firing mechanism.
Use ammunition that guarantees sufficient recoil for full automatic rearming.
Ensure correct ammunition type and power for reliable cycling and performance.
A break-in period may be required for new guns to function perfectly, especially with light loads.
Steps for disassembling the firearm for cleaning and maintenance.
Detailed steps for disassembling the bolt assembly, including handle and locking head.
Steps for extracting the firing pin and related components from the bolt.
Instructions for removing the locking head pin and the locking head itself.
Steps for removing the inertia spring and related components.
Final steps for disassembling the firearm, ensuring all parts are separated for cleaning.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly assembling the gun.
Instructions for assembling the trigger guard and related components.
Steps for assembling the bolt, including inserting the locking head and inertia spring.
Instructions for assembling the locking head, its pin, and the firing pin assembly.
Steps for inserting the bolt into the cover and aligning the cocking lever.
Final steps to complete the gun assembly, ensuring all parts are correctly fitted.
Instructions for adjusting the stock drop and deviation using shims.
Information on available interchangeable magazine tube modules for increased capacity.
Procedures for cleaning magazine tube modules, emphasizing safety precautions.
Instructions for changing or cleaning the internal choke, including safety warnings.
Guide for replacing the front sight, typically for optical fiber sights.
