The Benelli Bruno Civolani Limited Edition is a distinguished 12ga semi-automatic shotgun, crafted to celebrate the legacy of Bruno Civolani, the visionary inventor behind the renowned Benelli inertia system. This Benelli special edition firearm pays homage to his genius by exquisitely embellishing the iconic Benelli 121 model with two precious and elaborate engravings. It embodies a grand style that seamlessly blends science, history, art, and the rich tradition of shotguns from Urbino, making it a true collector's item for enthusiasts of fine firearms and those who appreciate historical significance in their sporting or hunting equipment.

The core of this Benelli limited edition shotgun's timeless quality lies in its reliable inertia unlocking system, a 70 mm chamber, and a barrel with a fixed choke, all reflecting the original characteristics of the 121. The artistry of its engravings tells a compelling story. The right side features an image of Civolani alongside Galileo and Newton, illustrating the principle of inertia that connects these three great minds. This is set against a backdrop of scientific formulas, a golden globe, and Newton's pendulum. On the left side, the narrative unfolds through emblematic places from Bruno Civolani's life, including the two towers of Bologna (Garisenda and Asinelli) and the small towers of the Ducal Palace of Urbino. Four pheasants in the centre symbolise nature, linking the two significant cities in the inventor's journey.