Benelli Lupo Update

[@regsparkes6507]

I have a buddy who is thinking about buying a rifle and I am trying to get him to check into this Lupo by Benelli, I shall now recommend that he watch this video. Thanks Pete!

[@GunMartTV]

Glad to be of help

[@caseybetancur4324]

Thank you for sharing! Can you possibly do a teaching video to show us step by step how to do the following: 1. Remove the barrel to setup and attach the bipod to the internal swivel? Does the gun come with the sling swivel predrilled? 2. How to adjust the trigger pull from 2.2 to 4.4. 3. How to remove the adjustable combs. 4. How to zero in your rifle? Love learning from you! Thank you!

[@GunMartTV]

The barrel is retained b y a nut and there's no good reason to remove it. A QD sling stud is supplied that will accept a Harris-type bipod, and there's a rubber blanking plug over the fitting hole. The Harris has a simple scissors catch, you slack off the adjuster squeeze the ends of the scissors together and position the lugs either side of the stud and tighten the adjuster. The rifle comes with two, integral sling eyes and Benelli include a set of QD swivels to suit. Hope that helps.

[@speakupmate8409]

Whats the bipod on this?

[@johnegan7622]

Thanks for mentioning the adjustable comb. I saw your first review, saw the lines on the butt stock and wondered whether it was possible to increase the height. I thought it surprising with all the thought gone into designing the rifle that Benelli had missed it - see Beretta.

[@GunMartTV]

Yes makes a big difference and at around £35 won't break the bank.

[@jackb1888]

Hello Pete, if you were looking for larger cartridge for fallow, sika and red would you opt for a 270 or 30-06, I use a 243 already for fox and roe

[@visiter127]

Great videos, 123gr work the best in my creed but is only 22 inch, really want a look at a lupo now but I understand there similar to a franchi,?

[@GunMartTV]

Thanks, I had a look at the Franchi and it seems a bit more basic and is certainly cheaper, visually it does not have the lines or ergonomic styling of the Lupo, but I'd be surprised if it does not shoot well enough.

[@visiter127]

@@GunMartTV thanks very much great reviews

[@mys2k04]

Getting .433 out of the nosler 140g ballistic tip

[@GunMartTV]

What load are you using, as I'll give it a try

[@mys2k04]

@@GunMartTV that’s factory nosler ballistic tip 140g

[@GunMartTV]

@@mys2k04 Ah, I'm heavily into handloading for all my calibres, but a box or two of decent factory fodder, just in case is never a bad thing and that sounds pretty good at sub-0.5"

[@trygvegabrielsen8120]

Get a K95 in 6,5x55 for tight groups!!

[@regsparkes6507]

With respect, Pete is testing his shooting likes and dislikes with this Benelli Lupo rifle, I don't think he is all that concerned what the 6.5mm will do, as much as he wants to see what this rifle will do. But, I could be wrong! :)

[@GunMartTV]

Agreed, I tested a 6.5 Swede K95 Stutzen, what a beauty and accurate too, sadly I do not have Blaser money