M1014

read your manual//////////// M1014

Congrats on your new Benelli,Breakin should be 75 -100 shots of good high power stuff to get everything settled in so you can start using the lighter stuff without a hitch,Peace my Benelli brother,M1014

the trick is not to crank down on the nut,its all in the feel of the preasure,definitely not alot of tork is needed, later M1014

don"t think you"re alone,no one knows everything,especially the ones who say they do know everything,they really wear their hand on thier sleeve, M1014

here are my children

YES and heres why

if I was a Nova Man, I would;ve tried too help long ago,i'm ashamed at my other Benelli brothers

resting

don"t believe everything you hear,its when you mount a heavy item on top of the reciever where the action is , or a side saddle tightened up to tight,an individual could fire the weapon with it up against the wall providing you still had the rubber butt on, later M1014

never could get that speedloader to operate properly, but its part of the deal ,now the rest of the package including the cool muzzel brake is awesome,good food for thought Wulf,seeyall later M1014

YES,Benelli offers aTactical stock that will fit,the deal sounds to good to be true,JUMP on it,before some else does,go man, keep me posted send pics byye---------your Benelli Brother M1014

hey starlynx,roughly a used one for about $900 to $1100,thats ball park for a fair sale in VG Condition with all accessories and factory features that come with the weapon. catch up with you later M1014

I think the heat shield adds a nice touch to it ,fore arm mods a must to keep the rear end secured .the most important option on my stuff ,, and the first to go on is a mag extension,I leave the animal hunting to others.throw that monitor away and get a good one,this stuff is important,,the weapon is a Tactical M1 super 90/with a Practical stock/speedbar and of course heat shield //good sites and a fancy bull**** follower,this handles great and shoots excellenttt-M1014 [ 02-22-2004, 03:36 PM: Message edited by: M1014 ]

m1,I found two Benelli part #s,they may be old or new,for matte black m1 mag extension. #80155 or #81055p,good luck M1014 [ 02-22-2004, 07:43 AM: Message edited by: M1014 ]

Refer to your owners manual ,,,,go to the back on the exploded view sections,the trigger group page shows a tiny pin inserted perpendicular through the triggerhousing holding in a tiny spring and cup which rest on the saftey button. the pin holds the saftey botton///cup ///spring in place.now it depends on who removes the trigger group from the receiver and who knocks the pin out and turns the saftey button around and reverse proccessss. peace-love & Benellis [ 02-23-2004, 07:51 PM: Message edited by: M1014 ]

Cals Sporting Armory says $1535.00

Now thats true love,

the rifled part itself is well worth it,I experienced it on my buddies Practical, thats what this item is on.Do some research else where ,it will i help your decision. peace M1014 [ 02-19-2004, 08:38 PM: Message edited by: M1014 ]

After a long hunt ,the trenchgun hunt sometimes involves resting your head on a pillow,hence the term pillow talk. [ 02-19-2004, 10:40 AM: Message edited by: M1014 ]

its a Rhino,rifled,choke tube for full power slugs--$80

I'd like to see"em

this item is the essence of pure & fine engineneering at its best,quality not sacraficed in the least.Others should Swallow their pride and take note----------M1014

The M1014 Limited Edition has a fixed modified,seeya M1014