BENELLI M2 LEFT HAND for Sale

Quick Look at the Benelli M2 Left Hand

The Benelli M2 Left Hand variant stems from the trusted M2 series, introduced to balance speed and reliability in a semi-automatic platform. Designed for left-handed shooters, it ejects left and features mirrored controls. Its dedicated user base spans competitive shooters and hunters, especially in waterfowl and upland applications.

Why It's a Top Choice

• True left-hand configuration for improved handling and comfort
• Inertia-Driven system for reliable cycling with minimal maintenance
• Lightweight for rapid swing and target acquisition
• Shim-adjustable stock for custom fit
• Ideal for hunting, sporting, and tactical roles

Key Variants

Benelli M2 Left-Hand 12 Gauge

Perfect for left-handed waterfowl hunters seeking 12-gauge performance with reliable cycling.

Benelli M2 Left-Hand Field

Ideal for upland bird hunting or clay shooting, with classic styling and balance.

Benelli M2 Tactical Left-Hand

Designed for home defense and tactical use, with ghost ring sights and shorter barrel.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Benelli M2 Left Hand	Browning Maxus II	Beretta A400 Xtreme
MSRP	$1,499	$1,829	$1,850
Capacity	4+1	4+1	3+1 (magnum)
Weight	6.7 lbs	7.0 lbs	7.6 lbs
Optics Ready	No	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Standard curved	Gold-plated, smooth	Adjustable
Notable Pro	True left-hand ejection	Soft recoil pad system	Gas-operated, reduced recoil
Notable Con	Higher recoil than gas guns	Still right-hand only	Heavier to carry afield

Best Use Cases

• Left-handed waterfowl or upland bird hunting
• Home defense for southpaw shooters
• 3-Gun competition with ambidextrous needs
• Target and clay shooting
• Collecting rare left-hand configurations

FAQs

Can I install optics on a Benelli M2 Left Hand?

Most models lack a factory optics cut, but receivers can be drilled for aftermarket mounts.

What is the main difference in the M2 Left Hand?

The loading port, safety, bolt handle, and ejection are all mirrored for left-handed operation.

How does the Inertia Driven system work?

It uses recoil energy to cycle the bolt, avoiding gas fouling and reducing cleaning needs.