Benelli M1 Tactical
Not to be confused with Benelli M4 Super
Benelli M1 Tactical is a Primary Shotgun weapon that can can be purchased from and sold to Big Al's Gun Shop.
The Benelli M1 Tactical was one of the items available at the launch of Torn on 15 November 2004, having been introduced during the Torn City Beta.
The Benelli M1 Tactical has a base fire rate between two to three rounds per turn and can fire seven rounds without reloading. It has a stealth rating of 2.8, tying it with the Benelli M4 Super for the stealthiest Shotgun in the game. It is also is tied with the Macana and Bread Knife for the most accurate weapon in the game.
Obtaining
The Benelli M1 Tactical is most commonly obtained as a purchase from Big Al's. It can also be found through city finds, given as a mystery gift from the Wheel of Lame, and obtained from the Army job special to steal a weapon for 10 Army Points.
Benelli M1 Tacticals can be bought from other players through the Item Market, Bazaars, or Trades, but as Primary weapons do not stack they must be purchased one by one, making it time consuming to buy in bulk.
A high quality Benelli M1 Tactical with a Weapon Effect can be obtained by opening a Medium Arms Cache.
Usage
Having the highest possible base accuracy in the game, the Benelli M1 Tactual is sometimes used to maximize the chances of hitting a target that has low Life and only needs to be hit once to defeat.
Historical Notes
The Benelli M1 Tactical was originally called the "Benelli M1 Tactical 12 Gauge." It was shortened to its current name in spring of 2010.
Prior to the Attacking 2.0 update, the Benelli M1 Tactical was the least damaging Primary weapon, but was tied with the Mag 7 and Sawed-Off Shotgun for having the highest accuracy stats of any Primary weapon. [1]
In the old Ammo system prior to the Attacking 2.0 update, ammo for the Benelli M1 Tactical costed $105 per clip. The icon for the ammo was a shotgun shell.
Image History
| Editing Benelli M1 Tactical Image History | ||
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| Years Used | Image | |
| 2007 or earlier to July 2012 | 
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| July 2012 [2] to present | 
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Patch History
References
- ↑ Torncity Complete, https://web.archive.org/web/20100204083749/http://www.torncitycomplete.com/weapons.html (31/05/08)
- ↑ Chedburn, Patch: Fixes and Updates 19/07/12 (19/07/12)