Benelli SuperNova Tactical 12GA 18.5" Pistol Grip Shotgun | 20151
The Benelli SuperNova Tactical 20151 is a rugged 12-gauge pump-action shotgun configured with an 18.5-inch barrel, 7+1 capacity, black synthetic pistol-grip stock, ghost-ring sights, and a 3½-inch chamber.
This model is built around the SuperNova's steel skeletal framework with polymer over-molding, giving it a durable structure while keeping the exterior resistant to hard use and changing weather conditions.
18.5" Tactical Barrel
The 20151 uses an 18.5-inch barrel with a fixed Cylinder choke. That short barrel keeps the shotgun compact and easy to maneuver compared with longer field-oriented SuperNova configurations.
3½" Chamber
The SuperNova Tactical is chambered for 12-gauge ammunition up to 3½ inches, giving the platform broad shell-length compatibility within the manufacturer's specifications.
7+1 Magazine Capacity
The 20151 is configured with a 7+1 capacity, giving it a higher-capacity tubular magazine setup than standard field versions of the SuperNova.
For buyers comparing SuperNova Tactical models, capacity is an important specification to check because different factory configurations can use different magazine setups.
Black Synthetic Pistol-Grip Stock
This configuration uses a black synthetic pistol-grip buttstock. The pistol grip provides a secure firing-hand position while the synthetic construction is well suited to demanding use, moisture, and regular field exposure.
Ghost-Ring Sights
The 20151 is equipped with ghost-ring sights, providing a clear and defined sight picture compared with a traditional field bead.
The sight system is well matched to the Tactical configuration and gives the shooter a more precise aiming reference.
Steel Skeletal Framework with Polymer Over-Molding
The SuperNova receiver and stock structure are built around a steel skeletal framework that is over-molded with high-tech polymer.
This construction combines structural strength with a durable exterior that is practical for a working pump-action shotgun.
Forend Shell-Stop Button
The SuperNova includes a shell-stop button in the forend. This allows the shooter to cycle the action without automatically releasing another shell from the magazine tube.
It is a distinctive SuperNova feature that adds flexibility when managing the shotgun's chamber and magazine.
Enlarged Trigger Guard
An enlarged trigger guard provides additional clearance for gloved hands, which is useful in cold-weather or duty-oriented environments.
Drilled and Tapped Receiver
The receiver is drilled and tapped to accept a compatible Weaver 423M base, giving the shotgun a factory-ready foundation for mounting an optic or sighting accessory.
Key Features
- Manufacturer: Benelli
- Model: SuperNova Tactical
- Manufacturer Part Number: 20151
- UPC: 650350201512
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Action: Pump Action
- Barrel Length: 18.5"
- Chamber: 3½"
- Capacity: 7+1
- Choke: Fixed Cylinder
- Stock: Black Synthetic Pistol Grip
- Sights: Ghost Ring
- Receiver: Drilled and Tapped for Weaver 423M Base
- Length of Pull: 14-3/8"
- Drop at Comb: 1-3/8"
- Drop at Heel: 2-1/4"
- Overall Length: 40"
- Average Weight: 7.4 lbs.
For buyers looking for a higher-capacity SuperNova Tactical with a fixed pistol-grip stock, the Benelli 20151 is a straightforward factory configuration. Its 18.5-inch barrel, 7+1 capacity, ghost-ring sights, 3½-inch chamber, fixed Cylinder choke, and rugged SuperNova construction make it a practical tactical pump-action setup.
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