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Everything you need is shown. They simply put it all in one for the web. The reverse form is the section shown, where you fill in your information. Here's the original version. http://www.firinglineguns.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Benelli2010CASHRebateOfferEaselLoRes.pdf

We need to do trade hunts for cans and sprigs. Rare to see them here.

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It's camera perspective. The one on the left was actually more mature. Note how much more white he is.

http://www.benelliusa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21999 Plenty of accuracy discussions in the forum. Just take the time and look through.

Duck finishes up Jan. 29th and goose Feb. 15th

We had a pretty good morning on the cans. After I made the video, we had that gang and about 400 more come in a raft up outside the decoys. We had already shot the four man limit and were just enjoying the show.

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Here is the tab that needs tweaking.

The loading issue is caused by a slight alignment problem with the carrier. There is a tab on the carrier that is supposed fit into a slot on the bottom of the bolt. Sometimes, they will not align just so and the carrier will stop short of full travel. I fixed mine years ago by removing the trigger group and bending the tab slightly so that when it's pushed up by loading a shell that it aligns correctly.

Nice ones! Puddler hunting has all but ended here. Got one mallard this morning. Sat yesterday and watched puddlers that were afraid to "decoy" to other live ducks of the same species. They've been hammered and the ice and snow have pushed them out. Divers are still pretty good, so I guess I'll change gears next week and go for a can or two.

Adding one more. Although I have seen less of it lately, there were complaints with certain brands of ammo having hard primers and deep primer pockets.

Several possible causes. 1. The Benelli Click - The bolt must be fully forward and rotated, or the gun won't fire. Easing the bolt closed or bumping the gun around in a duck blind, etc. can cause it not be in fully battery. Light primer strikes indicate this failure quite often. 2. Debris in the firing pin hole - Crud can build up inside of the firing pin hole inside the bolt, creating a dam of sorts that will prevent the pin from falling fully forward. Disassemble the bolt group and make sure the hole is cleaned thoroughly. 3. Cold weather problems - Below freezing temps can create problems if a lower quality oil is used, becoming thick and seizing the firing pin, hammer, or other key components. Another cold weather issue can occur if the gun is cased cold or cold and wet and not allowed to properly acclimatize and dry. Condensation can occur on the internal parts and the water will freeze and seize parts as well. Buddy of mine last week had to take his SX3 apart in the blind and remove the mag spring and follower and break ice out of the tube before he could get shell in the magazine. Other may chime in with more possibilities, but these are my top three or four.

Should hold 3+1 with the plug removed. That means 3 in the magazine + 1 in the chamber.

Check your County restrictions for slugs. If they're OK, I like to load a slug, followed by buckshot. A red dot or lower powered optic would help.

Mudhen has helped more people on this forum than the sum total of all of those to whom you will ever craft a reply. Did you seriously just spend time looking through the past 7 years worth of posts just to make your utterly lame attempt at slandering one of the most respected members on these forums? Your life must suck even more than what it appears to on the surface. You've already laid a steamer or two and then edited in hindsight. Well, drop your knickers, sweet pea, because your rearward vision is needed once again.

Those are some great looking birds, mudhen. I've been too busy to go lately. Hoping to hit them later this week.

hattles, you're such a bleeding heart liberal cheek turner!

SOB cost me a co-pay. I went to the doctor today and told him I had a "moniker".

Now why did you have to go and ruin it for the rest of us?

So is the SBEII

So you're not going to let your husband try it?

Nice write-up. Now get your husband to shoot the gun and report back on what he thinks about the recoil. As for the choke tubes, I'm sure they'll get right on that for you.