Thoughts on Benelli Ethos...

no experience.. but i have a benelli montifeltro silver that is my favorite shotgun EVER! Gun eats any shell, has never jammed, and shoots like a dream. So smooth, its like getting out of a pinto and in the seat of a ferarri. So if its anything like it... buy it!

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I have a regular Montefeltro. :/ not as cool as yours

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i shut the door of my safe on mine and put a nick on my stock "maybe the size of the end of a needle" that no one would ever notice but its driving me crazy!! I looked at replacing the stock but that alone cost $350 on one of these ... soooooooo im leaving it as is

It is purely awesome, holding it does the gun no justice, you HAVE to shoot it. The only better Benelli that I shot was the Raffaelo Lord 20 (most expensive they make). I would say to buy it.

Rabbit, you just sold me. It didn't take much.

It's tax free day tomorrow in MS so I'll save 7% too.

I am in no way shape or form a fan of Benelli. That being said I handled one at gander mountain and left immediately because I didn't want to spend the money on the spot. That thing feels so good it's scary.

I have the 28" Silver Ethos.

For quail and dove, it is ready to go, out of the box, amazing gun.

For serious clays, it needs a bit of modification as 6.5 lbs. is way too light for a high volume day at the clay range.

For clays, I've gotten my Ethos all the way up to 8 lbs. 10 oz., but usually shoot it at just 8 lbs.

One of the best things about Benellis is there ability to be adjusted both weight-wise and fit-wise.

Here's some pics of my Ethos and Cordoba.

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It's tax free day tomorrow in MS so I'll save 7% too.

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ummm wasnt that last weekend?

Why an auto for upland birds? I would look at o/u and sxs guns. Something with with 30" barrels, probably in 20 gauge...

Here is a picture of my Benelli Ultra Light. Good little dove gun.

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Here is another picture of me shooting it in Argentina.


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Yes!