Benelli 46

  The Benelli 46 has no comparison as the most advanced shotgun on the market today. The weapon uses a ceramic bullpup layout to make it one of the most compact caseless 12 guage shotguns today. The stock is fully collapsible, and mounts an autostabilization stock as well. Shock pads are also added to reduce more of the recoil. The weapon uses caseless ammunition, and has a double clip capacity, allowing the user to select which round he or she wants to use. Added to this, and a first on a shotgun, is the use of a solenoid trigger to enhance the accuracy of this weapon. Mounted in the handle is a COT-2 scope, but can mount other scopes as well, and the weapon is obviously smartlinked as well to gain the benefits. A small cheekpad is mounted above the magazine well to assist in acquiring targets. Mounted as well is a TAG mount for other accessories. In either case, if you want the best, you have to be able to afford it as well, as quality does not come cheap.

  Type | Conceal | Ammo | Mode | Damage | Weight | Availability | Cost | Street Index
  Shotgun | 4(3) | 15(c)x2 | SA/BF | 10S | 5.2 | 6/1 mth | 10,875¥ | 4

  The Benelli 46 mounts an autostabilization stock, and Level 2 shock pads, which gives a total of 3 points of compensation, and a -1 to the targeting modifier. The solenoid trigger gives a -1 modifier at Long range, and -2 at Extreme range for slug ammunition only.
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