Leaderboard

Got mine in today and really like it. I mounted a SRO on it.

Conventional thinking has always been (1) Back off one choke constriction with steel to achieve patterns similar to lead. In other words steel shot through a Improved Cylinder constriction will pattern like lead shot through a Modified choke and (2) Do not shoot steel through a Full or tighter choke constriction. The steel shot column is less fluid therefore it will not compress as easily in a tight choke resulting in erratic patterns and possible choke tube/barrel damage.

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This looks so awesome! hope you get yours quick with a pic post, would love to see how it turns out ..

I put myself on the waitlist for one of your charging handles after getting a good look at it. As long as it's not stock or GG&G, I'm good for it.

All you need is to find a turner and some titanium bar. I made these two handles myself, one of the original shape, but weighs half as much as the original. The second enlarged, weighs the same. The enlarged one has a fine thread on top to increase friction.

Looking forward to your review, jlgarza.

You can polish the leading face of the shell stop with a Dremel and a polishing wheel. You end up removing the phosphate finish off of the tip in short order. This smooths out the transition from the shell to the tube quite a bit. J Kenny also sells a two piece billet shell stop that makes loading the Benelli a dream to load. The resistance is minimal to press the shell past the shell stop. You don't need the full kit with the modified shell elevator if you're just looking for improved loading characteristics. They take forever to get since they ship from England and their customer service is rather poor. My testing has been promising for the kit, but I'm still hesitant to outright recommend it yet. I'm not a huge fan of the button pad design, it's similar to the TTI pad that sticks out too far away from the receiver. https://www.j-kenny.com/product/2-piece-shell-latch-benelli-m2-by-j-kenny-co/

Update: I installed the bolt release button. Thanks to StrangerDanger for the awesome instructions. Here are a couple of pictures. Thanks