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A factor you may wish to explore is the channel the firearm is sold. Example, a 20 oz bottle of coke is sold for 1.89 at a grocery store, the same product is sold at a convenience store for 2.89, the same product sold at LAX is nearly $8.00. Same product different channel, different expectation. To often people look at gun values from Gum Broker.com, this is a uniquely different channel to market firearms. Great for customer looking for a unique specific gun, not a great tool to find true used gun values. No changes were made from most Benelli models when Benelli USA started importing. The nostalgia of the H&K import is unique however there are many factors to consider when appraising a used firearm.

Currently servicing 22 Benelli's, M2's M1 Super 90 SBE 1 - 3's they are all cut this way. Thus normal extractor cut.

How well does the camo pattern appear to match between the stock and the receiver, the barrel and the reciever? There was a pistol grip for a SBE 1 that was made however that does not truly answer your question.

The M2 is being resigned thus a new upc/style number. Improvements will include ComForComb Stock, not ComforTech. The M2 is a fantastic product, the generation that is being discontinued is even better than the original M2.

I really like this. CLP is a good product as well for your bolt. Outside of that Mobil 1 super low viscosity.

Another idea would be to scrap this idea, unless the gun is setup correctly you will damage your carrier latch, thus creating a issue in which the carrier latch is bent, either allowing multiple shells release from the magazine or no release from the magazine. M4's perform this task better because there are marketplace offering that have been tested for 7 shot magazines. Most aftermarket companies have no concept of anything that is discussed here other than selling you a 7 shot magazine tube.

Midway USA has this part in stock, Temporarily you could lightly sand yours for better fit. I like ti install these with a little oil and ensure the usage of the correct roll pin punch, Please let me know if I can help.

These barrels are hard to find, watch on EBAY, expect to pay 400 - 500 for one of these and be very patient.

The SBE 3 in Labrador Gray is from the Performance shop. This gun went to Rob Roberts for customization. This included and not limited to, extended forcing cone, 3 Rob Roberts choke tubes a sling, RR bolt handle, RR magazine release, computer tested with test target. The gun also has the BEST finish a 25 year finish warranty and a carbon Fiber Rib. This Performance Shop model will no longer be sent to Rob Roberts, thus you may getting the last of this Performance Shop model. Most of these models have been patterning very nice 60/40 or 50/50 patterning, providing the gun is shot with a flat rib, (the gun fits you) Please let me know how I can help.

UPDATE: SEEING THIS CONDITION MORE FREQUENTLY WITH OTHER SHOTSHELL SIZES - CHECK YOUR AMMO

Home General Discussion Benelli Understanding Light Strikes Cause & Effect Understanding Light Strikes Cause & Effect Over the past several years I have found many more Benelli with bolt heads that are full of debries - causing light strikes. This is one of many causes of the issue. Here is a series of photo's that documents the issue fairly well and how to eliminate this as a cause of light strikes. This could lead to better insights when deep cleaning your Benelli at the end of the year as well.

Ensure to inside of your bolt head is clean, more specifically where the firing pin travels through the bolt. Worked on many Benelli's with a lot of debris in tghis area which caused light strikes.

I will check this for you.

Retail channels are how businesses sell their products or services to end consumers. These include physical stores, online shops and marketplaces, mobile apps, social media platforms—all of which are means of connecting sellers with buyers. There is different expectation as well as service differentiation in the channels in which products are sold. Two great examples of this are : Pricing – a 20 oz coke product the discount grocery store cost 1.49, the same product at a service gas station could cost 2.49 or higher, this same 20 oz coke could cost 5.00 at LAX airport. Truly different pricing for different channels. Service differentiation could be similar, most customer do not think they should have to wait in line at a grocery store for more than one person, the same customer is more comfortable waiting in line in their car at the coffee shop, 5 cars deep. The same customer has no problem waiting in line at the Ryder Cup 200 deep to buy a T Shirt. Different channels different expectation. Your examples prove this to be true. Gun Broker customer has very different expectation not only in price but service. The example of a H&K SBE selling for $2000,00, I have sold nicer ones for under $1,000.00. You are correct as well about changes to the gun through the evolution of the product, most of these for the better. I do think however you prefer to bring these changes together because of timing of importation. There have been changes to SBE throughout the years, some folks are willing to pay a premium for a H&K Benelli. From your posts you are not one of these customers. I sell Benelli new and used, work on Benelli’s, closing in on 2 thousand of them, love the brand. I do not price H&K Benelli higher than USA imported Benelli’s. I get the nostalgia. There are customers who shop Gun Broker who will pay extra for these guns, as well as many others. These customers are great example of differentiation – different expectations for different channels, not necessarily the product.