Raffaello Lord

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The Raffaello Lord 12 model, in which Benelli has concentrated its technological knowledge, is a prime example of how class and refinement can be embodied by a firearm. It’s the result of a meticulous attention and care for detail. The fine quality leather covering the stock and fore-end, which perfectly matches the surface of the receiver, gives this firearm an air of timeless elegance.

Technical sheet

GAUGE

12

CHAMBER

76 mm Magnum

BARRELS AND CHOKES

CB - Interchangeable choke 65/70/76 cm***/cyl.

RECEIVER FINISHING

Ergal, brown anodised

STOCK AND FORE-END

Wooden, leather-coated

STOCK LENGTH TRIGGER MEASURED / DEVIATION

360 mm

MAGAZINES

Tubular for 4 rounds 12/70 and 3 rounds 12/76; 2-round limiter

WEIGHT

approx. 3,100 g with 70 cm barrel

PACKAGING

Case, drop and cast change kit; kit with chokes and wrench, quick-release sling attachment swivels, Ben oil, use and maintenance handbook, cloth and protective cream

TRIGGER ACTION

Pacchetto estraibile, carico compreso tra 22 e 28 N, cut off del serbatoio

The technical features and images on the web site are purely approximate, can be improved and / or changed at any time without notice.

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Inertia Driven System

Rigorous design, simple construction, easy maintenance and mechanical accuracy guarantee maximum durability and extreme reliability. The cleverness of the Benelli System lies in its rigorous design, simple construction and ease of maintenance. The fast, minimised operating movements combined with mechanical accuracy and essential construction ensure an unaltered working cycle that is perfect every time, maximum strength and utmost reliability.

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Crio System

In cryogenic technology, the first element you need to consider is the barrel. The expansion caused by friction heat and pressure is limited, so that the barrel can vibrate and expand evenly on firing. The pattern provided by a cryogenic barrel is wider, more regular and more uniform, with pattern centres that will not shift as you fire shot after shot, to the benefit of shooting accuracy. Cryogenic treatment also has positive effects on the life of the barrel, which is more resistant to wear and less susceptible to attack by combustion residues. Benelli was the first company to apply Cryogenic Treatment to the barrel and choke of a light firearm on an industrial scale in order to enhance its ballistic performance.