The Benelli Montefeltro Silver is a 20-gauge semi-automatic shotgun built around Benelli's inertia-driven action. It cycles cleanly with various loads and comes in at 5.6 lbs., which makes it genuinely easy to carry through a full day of upland hunting. The 26-inch barrel and engraved nickel receiver give it a classic look that holds up well. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Montefeltro Silver 
• Manufacturer: Benelli 
• Caliber: 20 Gauge 
• Action: Semi-Automatic 
• Barrel Length: 26 inches 
• Capacity: 4 rounds (plus one in chamber) 
• Weight: 5.6 lbs (89.6 oz) 
• Frame Material: Walnut 
• General Finish: Engraved Nickel 
   
  The walnut stock has a satin finish and a length of pull of 14-3/8 inches. Crio choke tubes are included, so you can tighten the pattern for waterfowl or open it up for upland game. A red bar front sight and metal bead mid-sight handle most lighting conditions. The inertia system keeps maintenance simple and has a proven track record for reliability across a wide range of factory loads. 
   
  Recoil from the 20 gauge is easy to manage, and the light weight makes fast target acquisition straightforward. The engraved nickel receiver adds visual interest without changing how the gun handles.

Owners of the Montefeltro Silver in 20 gauge consistently point to the light weight and reliable cycling as the gun's main strengths. At 5.6 lbs., it handles well on long upland hunts, and the inertia action feeds smoothly with the loads most people run. The walnut stock and engraved nickel receiver draw compliments for the classic look.

The 20-gauge configuration appeals to shooters who want reduced recoil, and that crowd tends to be happy with the trade-off. The Crio choke system gets practical praise for flexibility across different game and clay target situations.

The usual complaints are around price and availability of specific configurations or accessories. Some buyers feel the cost is high relative to comparable 20-gauge options. A small number of discussions mention difficulty finding certain variants in stock. Overall, the sentiment leans positive, with most owners saying the quality justifies the price for a shotgun they plan to use hard for years.