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SHOP NOWThis video examines the design updates on the new Benelli Supernova 3 compared to the earlier Nova 3. Discussion focuses on ergonomics, materials, stock adjustability, and receiver and trigger guard refinements.
The discussion opens with a close look at the new Benelli Supernova 3 shotgun. The presenter notes that this model is being introduced to the traditional market as an evolution of an earlier design. The focus is on what makes this version distinct while still remaining familiar to users of previous Benelli pump-action shotguns. Attention centers on the overall configuration and how the updated features are intended to refine handling and usability without departing from the established platform.
The Supernova 3 is described as deriving directly from the Nova 3, which was launched the previous year. It reflects many of the same core features found on the Nova 3, maintaining continuity in operation and general layout. The conversation emphasizes that this is not a complete departure but a progression of the existing platform. The changes are framed as refinements that build on the Nova 3’s foundation, giving users a familiar shotgun with targeted improvements in ergonomics and configuration.
A key update on the Benelli Supernova 3 is the new telescoping stock with five adjustable positions. This stock is highlighted as giving the shotgun a more tactical appearance while also offering practical benefits. The adjustable length of pull allows the shotgun to be better fitted to different shooters or gear setups. The discussion notes that this stock is one of the main visual and functional differences from the earlier Nova 3, contributing to improved adaptability in various shooting conditions.
The receiver on the Supernova 3 is made entirely from technopolymer, which is described as a primary feature of the shotgun. This construction reduces overall weight compared to traditional materials. The receiver is drilled and tapped to accept a Picatinny rail, allowing the mounting of accessories such as a ghost ring sight. The conversation underscores that this combination of a lightweight technopolymer receiver and rail-ready design supports flexible sighting options while keeping the shotgun manageable.
The trigger guard on the Benelli Supernova 3 has been redesigned with new geometry to improve access. The shape is intended to make it easier to reach and operate the trigger, even when wearing gloves. This ergonomic change is presented as a practical refinement rather than a cosmetic alteration. The shotgun features a 3-inch chamber, which is associated with achieving a faster and more efficient slide action cycle. Together, the updated trigger guard and 3-inch chamber are described as contributing to smoother handling and operation.
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