Benelli's Lupo in .300 Win Mag is a bolt-action hunting rifle built on a chassis-style frame with a Granite Moss synthetic stock and matte blue metal. The 24-inch free-floating barrel is CRIO-treated, rifled 1:10 and threaded at the muzzle; the rifle weighs 7.5 pounds and runs 44.12 inches overall. A detachable magazine gives 4+1, a manual safety is fitted, and a two-piece Picatinny rail comes mounted. Stock spacers set length of pull from 13.8 to 14.75 inches, the trigger adjusts between 2.2 and 4.4 pounds, and Benelli rates it for three-shot sub-MOA groups.

Illinois deer hunters should read the fine print before planning around it. The state's firearm deer seasons, November 20 to 22 and December 3 to 6, 2026, are open to shotguns with slugs, muzzleloaders, qualifying handguns and single-shot centerfire rifles of .30 caliber or larger, and this is a magazine-fed repeater. In Illinois, then, it is a long-range rifle for the range and a travel gun for hunts in states that allow repeating centerfire rifles.

Key features

• .300 Win Mag bolt action, 4+1 detachable magazine
• 24-inch free-floating CRIO-treated barrel, threaded muzzle
• Trigger adjustable from 2.2 to 4.4 pounds
• Length of pull 13.8 to 14.75 inches with spacers
• Two-piece Picatinny rail fitted, 7.5 pounds

The rifle ships to the Illinois FFL dealer you name at checkout; the dealer handles the paperwork and the 72-hour hold before you collect it.