Benelli M2-G1 Tactical Shotgun, Fixed Stock, 7+1, Item 11611
The Benelli 11611 is the fixed-stock, full-capacity model of the M2-G1, Benelli's 2026 gas-operated tactical line. It keeps everything that defines the platform, the RPO gas action, 18.5 inch barrel, ghost ring sights, M-Lok forend, and 7+1 extended magazine tube, in a traditional stock with a 13 inch length of pull and no pistol grip. That makes it the lightest full-capacity M2-G1 at 7.6 pounds, the shortest at 38.5 inches, and at a $1,949 MSRP, the least expensive way into 7+1. It is the duty configuration: nothing to adjust, nothing to snag, shoulder it and run it. Botach stocks the 11611 below MSRP.
Key Features
- Fixed synthetic stock, 13 inch length of pull. Classic profile with a standard grip. No pistol grip, no telescoping mechanism, fewer features restricted by state law.
- 7+1 capacity from the factory extended magazine tube, matching the top models in the line.
- RPO gas system. The first gas-operated M2. Dual short-stroke pistons at the chamber, recoil assembly sealed in the stock away from carbon.
- Ghost ring sights with Picatinny rail, receiver drilled and tapped for optics.
- M-Lok forend for lights and accessories.
- Enlarged controls, beveled loading port, and ramped trigger guard for speed under stress.
- QD sling mounting positions built in.
- Parkerized bolt, Modified choke installed, 10-year limited warranty.
RPO in a Duty Gun
A shotgun that sits staged for months has one enemy: fouling from the last range session. The M2-G1's Rear Piston Operated system was built against exactly that. Gas is tapped at the chamber by two short-stroke pistons, and the recoil assembly rides inside the stock where carbon never travels. Cleanings stretch further apart, teardown is simple, and cycling stays consistent from target loads to 3 inch magnums. The M4's ARGO action remains Benelli's military benchmark. The M2-G1 is the cleaner-running line beneath it at a working price.
Specifications
| Manufacturer part number |
11611 |
| UPC |
0650350116113 |
| Gauge |
12 gauge, chambered for 2-3/4 inch and 3 inch shells |
| Action |
Semi-auto, Rear Piston Operated (RPO) gas system |
| Barrel length |
18.5 inches |
| Choke |
Modified |
| Magazine capacity |
7+1 |
| Sights |
Ghost ring with Picatinny rail, receiver drilled and tapped |
| Stock |
Fixed, black synthetic, standard grip |
| Receiver finish |
Anodized gray |
| Barrel finish |
Matte blued |
| Forend |
M-Lok, black synthetic |
| Length of pull |
13 inches, fixed |
| Drop at heel |
2-1/2 inches |
| Drop at comb |
1-3/4 inches |
| Overall length |
38.5 inches |
| Average weight |
7.6 lbs |
| Hand dominance |
Right handed |
| Warranty |
10-year limited |
Benelli 11611 vs the Other M2-G1 Models
Against the 11610, the choice is simple: identical shotgun, identical $1,949 MSRP, but the 11611 holds 7+1 to the 11610's 5+1. Two extra rounds at the same price. Against the 11612, you are trading the fixed stock for the 5-position telescoping stock with pistol grip at $100 more MSRP. The 11617 FDE and 11622 MultiCam add premium finishes on that telescoping configuration. Compare all five on our Benelli M2-G1 category page.
Shipping, FFL Transfer, and State Law
In-stock orders ship fast from Botach's Las Vegas warehouse to your local FFL dealer for transfer. With its fixed stock and standard grip, the 11611 avoids the features most commonly restricted by state law, but regulations vary and change, so verify your state and local laws before ordering, or contact us and we will help you confirm. Botach has supplied law enforcement, military, and government agencies for over 35 years; departments can request unit pricing.
What is the difference between the Benelli 11611 and 11610?
Magazine capacity. The 11611 holds 7+1, the 11610 holds 5+1. Stock, finish, barrel, and $1,949 MSRP are identical. Unless your state caps shotgun capacity, the 11611 is the stronger buy.
Does the Benelli 11611 have a pistol grip or adjustable stock?
No. It wears a fixed synthetic stock with a standard grip and a 13 inch length of pull. Buyers who want the pistol grip and 5-position telescoping stock should look at the 11612, 11617, or 11622.
Is the Benelli 11611 a good choice for restricted states?
It is the M2-G1 most likely to work there. No pistol grip and no telescoping stock removes the two features states restrict most on semi-auto shotguns. Some states also regulate capacity, which is where the 5+1 model 11610 comes in. Laws differ by state and change, so confirm yours before ordering. We will help if you contact us.
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