fezman

They don’t have to put any special mark on the weapon the serial # tells all. And Wally world sells Beretta’s the a 390 is one if you by it at Wally world its 350-500 it was 500 when it came out then it dropped to 350 I was going to buy one for my wife till I called a Beretta dealer out side of Wally world and asked him what was up and he gave me the lowdown on the crap that they try to pass off to unsuspecting consumers. If a 391 cost 1200 why does the 390 cost 350.… because there different’ in some way. Trust me if you break something that is purchased at wally world and take it to an out side expert to have it fixed they can tell. Buy a dewalt cordless drill at home depot then take it to an authorized out side repair shop and they will tell you straight up that it’s a home depot tool it happened to a friend of mine. But Wally world is so huge and powerful that there vendors will never cross them.

when im hunting i usualy wont skimp on shells or bullets. but when i target shoot i could care less as long as they wont blow my hand off or fizzel down the bbl

I agree whole heartedly another thing that most people don’t realize is that Wal-Mart’s suppliers often change there products to meet Wally’s cheep prices. Ever take notice of how cheep they sell there Beretta A390. That weapon is only available at Wally world. I will pay 5$ more a case for shotgun shells at my local gun shop than buy any thing at Wally world.

Some of the best rounds I’ve ever shot were reloads. As long as you don’t make them to hot. I’ve fired over 2000+ reloads out of my GLOCK and only ever had one problem with a casing that wasn’t sized correctly. I cleared the jamb and kept on shooting. Some of the best shot gun shells I’ve ever fired were re-loads. Some of the worst were reloads. Every manufacture recommends not to shoot them to limit there liability because of over pressuring. Which can happen with any load or ammunition manufacture or even failure to properly maintain the weapon. Its just like the owners manual in your car that says that if you don’t use there oil you’ll void your warranty. Theres a little line at the bottom of every warranty that says “your rights may vary” believe it

HEY that was ART WORK it took me hours with my adobe 5.5 to make that piece for a hot sauce lable that i made, i think ill get a photo of doc wizzin on the wheel of my bimmer next!!!!!!!

ahhhhhhh censored again HA HA HA HA HA so big brother is watching

ever wonder why they make orange collars for dogs? spot the wiemie and win the boobie prize

you can call benelli and they will send you a new one for free. i would get two and just feed one to the dog and get that out of the way first.

if your doing a true scientific study a copy of a reloading manual and a chronograph would be a much better refrence than the crap that flys around here

wow i guess smokeing is truly bad for your health. as for a long trip ive been trying to get to vermont for a year. my buddy has a bear that is calling my name every time it tears up his trash an i just orderd a box of 200 grain hard cast bullets for the magnum .

i hate you i spent all day on sat tromping around the state lands doc bumped a hen and i bumped a c0ck and missed my shot because the safety was on [ 11-09-2004, 06:29 PM: Message edited by: fezman ]

i like killing things

i looked into the 391 in 20ga. for the wife then i relized that it was wasted on her thats when i picked up the used 303. a good deal on a gun beats almost any thing

call benelli and they will send you a manual for free Benelli USA 17603 Indian Head Hwy Accokeek, MD 20607 P: 301.283.6981 F: 301.283.6988 also i would look into a firearms training course at a local gun club.

now thats a kodak moment

i'm going with birddog i never discuss religion or politics with people i like.... its a good way for people not to like you

There is a specific type of silicone adhesive that I’ve had tremendous success with its called E 3000 its available at any craft store and most home improvement places it comes in white or clear both work quite well, just make sure to follow the instructions on cleaning and set time. Caulk has no shear strength and is therefore a poor adhesive for any type of load bearing surface. Epoxy gets to hard and doesn’t like to stick to rubber or any thing that likes to flex or expand and contract at a different rate i.e. epoxy rubber to wood or metal when they get hot or cold they expand at a different rate and one side usually lets go at the worst possible moment and epoxy can be imposable to remove (birddog ) I use a lot of adhesives at work and the e 3000 is great. it flexes and if you absolutely must remove it can be scraped or cut. My favorite type of adhesive is windshield adhesive but its expensive and once its opened its junk in 4 hours unless you use it all, but it will stick anything to anything forever unless you can cut it with a razor blade.

First off, Drundle, silicone adhesive isn’t just caulk. There is a specific type of silicone adhesive that I’ve had tremendous success with its called E 3000 its available at any craft store and most home improvement places it comes in white or clear both work quite well just make sure to follow the instructions on cleaning and set time. Caulk has no shear strength and is therefore a poor adhesive for any type of load bearing surface. On another note we all, includeing me , seem to forget that when we as individuals make mistakes we make them one at a time. when a manufacturer makes mistakes they make them 10,000 at a time. I’m sure that bennelli is watching this board and they are looking into every one of the complaints posted here. As a matter of fact, they need to watch this board, for the very things that happen here, it saves them millions of dollars in research and development and its actually a lot cheaper to fix defects one at a time till the line can be retooled, than it is to stop the line or have a mass recall for a non safety related issue. Auto manufactures do it all the time they send out forms called TSB’s (technical service bulletins) to dealerships and information companies to provide fixes for problems that are encountered in the real world.

i kind of like my beretta a 303 in 20ga as an auto loader and my black onyx for an O/U

get a job and learn a skill

there for tobacco use only . any way tommorw is the last day for deer that he has a tag for so since im going pheasant hunting with him tommrow ill just throw it in the truck. i dont do well following blue prints any way im more of a cut it till it fits guy. i can t read a ruler

oops i forgot to mention dont over oil the gun and then set it on the butt the oil will run down into the stock and mess it up i like to store my weapons bbl down and well oiled. it also keeps dust from getting in the bbl

be very cautious using steel wool. the cheep steel wool can come apart and lodge in the pits and other parts of the weapon and make a real mess. i would suggest a white scotch brite pad or in a pinch a grey soaked with either PB blaster or a pure silicon spray that will dry on the gun to remove the rust then wipe it down after every use or handleing (although it never hurts to have a second set of prints on a gun :rolleyes ). also never store you weapon cased unless its well dried and a couple of desicant packs are in there with it i save them out of all kinds of stuff; camaras ect. i used to get realy nice ones out of a caulk that i had at work. you can also pick up some machinest blueing and care fully dab the spot with it that should slow the rust from migrateing. Rust never sleeps.:

if the weapon is held at the waist and fired dosent the butt interfere with your wrist? it looks a little close for confort. or do you rest the inside of your four arm on the butt? just asking. ive been bit by a few guns with funny set ups usualy somthing i made

as soon as i can pry his a$$ out of it im going to take it appart and see what makes it work i tinks me can make it