crazyhair

believe it or not, the cheaper usually means the better, kinda like a ak-47 check out the mossbergs for 150 bucks

at least someone gets out of their house occasionally

[ 10-21-2005, 04:46 PM: Message edited by: crazyhair ]

what does it matter? also since its aluminum receiver I think it is anodized

nowhere on the benelli website is there mention of crio chokes or barrels just a trigger guard

what is a montafeltro2? I thinks you got a regular one and thats that.

since the m2 and cordoba both use the same bolt and setup, i would not assume the cordoba handles light loads better. min req is still 1.1/8 & 3 dram oh ya, the cordoba and m2 should really be the same price, both have cryo chokes, only the cordoba's are extended, its ported, and the receiver top half opens, if that is worth 300$...... up to you [ 10-19-2005, 11:05 PM: Message edited by: crazyhair ]

any time now...

for the gun to cycle correctly it must be able to move backwards the only time a benelli will not cycle is when the stock is against a brick wall.

tucker could you post a picture of what is wearing down

the website claims 3 in mag plus 1

Whats the point of all the speed, most of it will burn off within a few feet of leaving the muzzle, why not just use 1300fps or something like that, its cheaper, is it not?

the SBE2 won't hold 5 shots

The SxS is all barrel heavy, so would going to the 26 M2 be to snappy and whippy?

Should I get the M2 in the 26 or 28inch bbl the 28inch is a total of 49.5 inch shotgun, I've only ever had a 30 inch SxS with a total of 47 inches. which to choose for all around, trap and ducks and upland

Maybe this was bias since it was posted under the benelli section

Is it worth the extra few hundred $ for the M2. The M2 has crio and comfortech and is .7lbs lighter I-12 holds an extra shell, recoil spring in the mag and is cheaper by a lot. but is it worth being cheap when your spending this kind of money.

since when is the SBE2 overbored

Are there any magazine reviews out on the internet or anything? which uses better materials and craftmenship? Where is Franchi produced? etc etc, or is it still too early to tell which is the better shotgun?

All of them are the same price (except the SBE2 which is way out of the price limit), if I can find a left over SBE1 should I get that, or the M2? I'd doubt I'd use the 3.5's but it would be nice to have for steel. 90% trap use, and 10% geese and stuff like that. [ 05-13-2005, 05:52 PM: Message edited by: crazyhair ]

how is this different than wipeing a barrel down with breakfree?

That isn't the first thing I have read on the Benelli Finishes

dammit I can't find the video on it, its somewhere on the Beretta site....

[ 03-11-2005, 04:10 PM: Message edited by: crazyhair ]

get down! tuckers gonna go off!