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Get a beartooth stock gaurd with the shell holder. You can get it in Max 4, I think. I put one on all my guns really like the extra shells on my stock.

The probem is the first round is not pushing the bolt all the way back. Try putting in one shell and see if the bolt stays open this will tell you. My SBE II will shoot 1 oz loads and cycle finr havn't tried 7/8. Have tried the elcheapo 1 oz high speeds from wallyworld and they do fine.

Go to sure-cycles web page. Might be under SRM there is a phone number listed.

The neoprene sling has a little give to it making the gun feel much lighter. I don't know of a link the last one I got was for my SBHE II. I went to a local outdoors store and had them order it for me. I've had several of these and I like them.

aa&e leatherworks makes a real nice neoprene slings with the swivels alredy on it.

Try Terror. I'm getting excellent patterns with both the .655 and .675 in my SBE II.

I'm shooting optima + terror chokes in my SBE 2.

Winchester 3 1/2 #5 2 oz shot patterned real good out of this choke. I only shot 2 I'm planning on doing more before turkey season. Since we're so close we might try to get together if time permits.

My SBE II is the same way. Have to force the forearm off. I've gotten to where I leave it on and remover the barrel with the forearm still on the gun. As for the crack I'd call Benelli about that.

If you value your hearing leave the ported barrels and chokes alone. They don't help recoil and are really not needed. Get the non-ported chokes.

I shot the .675 in flooded timber and open fields all year. I had very little luck at getting birds to shoot at but what shooting I did I was pleased. I have all three of the terrors. The .655 is a really tight choke I think the turkeys will be in trouble, like the ads say it shoots like a rifle. I'm a little worried about being too tight if I let him get too close. If you get just one the .675 is the one. I don't see much use for the .700. The best thing would be get the .675 and the .655.

Robert you're talking about n the bolt not the shell carrier? Right??

I got real good patterns from a Terror .655. I sent my last SBE to Rhino chokes and had the barrel done special for turkeys, my SBE II with the terror throws a better patern than the old one did.

Robert II; Can you post a picture of the older carrier? I probably won't do the epoxy thing but I'd like to know what you're talking about.

I did some changes in my shims on the SBE II. Somehow I can't find the manual for my gun, so I have a question. Iwas trying to get some drop and cast. From the feel of the changes I think I'll like the change. When I took the gun apart it had 2 plastic shims between the stock and the reciever. One marked B the other DX (I think) it fit over the B shim. I used the DX and the C shim and the other metal spacer that I think will give me the cast I want also looks like the way you install the metal spacer would give different drop and cast. Without the manual I just kinda looked at the shim and questomated. Looks like I got more cast and drop. Is there any reason this combo of shims and spacers shouldn't be used. I wander if there are combo's of shims and spacers that wouldn't or shouldn't be used. Anyone with knowledge or a manual to look at, I would like to hear if what I did is supposed give more cast and drop.

Mine is the same way. The SBE were never like that I don't understand why Benelli made tjem that way. Are the black guns like that??

I'm wondering how Benelli has remedied the problem of the recoil pad falling off. I can mask the fact that it still kicks hard from all my non-benelli friends, hopefully won't have any jams, but if the recoil pad falls off I'll never hear the end of it. This is my 4th SBE the last one I had I only used turkey hunting the last 5 years. Had it for about 10 years, When the non recoil SBE II came out I thought I might let the 2x4 Xtrema rest. The comfort tech has not shown me much yet.

If it's a real heavy spring about as big as a 1st brade pencil. It goes in the bolt. If you shot the gun without that It may tear something up.

I recently sold a SBE with a 24" barrel that I really liked. Bought a SBE II with a 26" barrel. The 24" is too loud that is my only complaint about the short barrel.

Mudhen; Can't pass up the chance to throw a little gas on the fire. I've got a Terror .655 choke for my SBE II the pattern with turkey loads is unbelievable.

Come on benelli I don't need to have the ribbing from my hunting buddies if my pad come off.

Hve the WW's the swat is a good close to 35 yd chole the supreme doesn't compare to the .675 terror.

A lefty might have trouble with the right handed SBE because they cycle so fast. I shoot right handed and have had some shells the put out dust that will get in your eyes. I would think it would be worse for a lefty. Never noticed this in any other guns. If I was left handed theres no doubt I'd have a lefty gun.

My SBE would not shoot 1 oz load with much reliablity. A 1 1/8 oz load would shoot fine, 3 1/4 drams would do fine in a 1 1/8oz. Agree with drundle on the oil. My SBE II will shoot 1 oz.

What if any other Benellis use the SBE II crio chokes?