tucker301

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I got your lingering resentment righ here!! See. This is how it goes. I take my meds and try to remain calm. I say my "Ohhhmmmms" and all of that breathing stuff with legs crossed and fingers stuck together like I got something on them. Then one or two of these Forum Bullies start in on me.... picking, and poking (well - maybe not poking), but you know what I mean. Help me, member number 1, you're my only hope.

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My LH SBEII, purchased from Gander Mtn. Fall '04, is not drilled and tapped.

Uli stole my heart right off the bat. You're uglier than sin

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Friend of a friend bought one week before last, so they are out there somewhere.

Well, if you don't like to dry fire, then I suppose logic would dictate that you use snap caps M1014, I like the A-zoom aluminum caps.

I have no problem with Joe or anyone else taking issue with the off-center bead. I just thought he wasn't being honest about it not being a big deal. Obviously it is a very big deal to him. That being said, the very first thing he should have done would have been to contact CS. Let's read it together.... THE FORUMS ARE NOT A CONDUIT TO CUSTOMER SERVICE. ALL CUSTOMER SERVICE QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO CUSTOMER SERVICE VIA PHONE OR EMAIL (301-283-6981). DO NOT POST CUSTOMER SERVICE QUESTIONS IN THE FORUMS. If he wants to P&M about B guns with his slow-witted B gun envying friends over at Refuge, then so what? But don't bring it up in here and expect to be coddled.

You need to call them on the telephone about both issues. E-mail is usually a slow process or a dead end. From the looks of the recoil pad, I'd say there's a mouse in the house.

I don't use snap caps, but I do dry fire after cleaning, and I do store the weapon with a relaxed spring.

Another one stumbles in

Nope, you're WAY past nitpicking now. Welcome to obsessing.

I rest my case.

In the image below, both arrows are identical in length. The bead is off-center by slightly less than half the diameter of the bead. You are right, it's off-center. You ARE nitpicking. However, if it's going to keep you up nights, I suggest you contact Customer Service. You live in MD, so it shouldn't take long to get the barrel in to them for correction. [ 03-18-2006, 12:56 PM: Message edited by: tucker301 ]

The mid bead on my SBEII is off-center by .0105 inches joe117, I can't thank you enough for bringing this to my attention! This piece of junk is going back to Benelli immediately!

I think we know who the guy in the video was now Still looks stupid to me.

I hope you're right about New Orleans bouncing back. But with this year's mild winter and already warmer than normal sea temps, I'm afraid it's going to be another severe season. Hopefully, another big one won't hit that area, but if it does, it could well be the knockout punch. Look at the image below and note the temps between Africa and the Gulf. The only thing stopping development right now is the direction of the trade winds. When they get right in late May - Sept., and the Cape Verde season kicks in, it's going to get ugly. [ 03-18-2006, 10:19 AM: Message edited by: tucker301 ]

Ha! I think the weight of fool to recoil ratio is about equal to the fat guy with the 600 My all-time favorite is still the one that's been around for years. Here's the link. Seen it a hundred times and I still laugh at it [ 03-18-2006, 09:29 AM: Message edited by: tucker301 ]

Read The F'ing Original Post!

The story I got was that the moron kept whining about wanting to shoot it until the owner finally yielded and let him try it. RTFOP! [ 03-17-2006, 09:12 PM: Message edited by: tucker301 ]

garren, avete talenti vero unici e speciali che liberano da me il la cosa migliore.

The metalurgial properties of the Inertia and recoil springs can be altered at a molecualr level, thereby trasmogrifying the harmonic and suppressive forces of the acuated bolt assembly. Initializing and homogenizing the transmogrification process is paramount in achieving maximum inertial rentention, and therefore insuring proper release of said energies which actuate the mechanisms pertinent to the cyclic refreshing of unfired carttridges into the combustion chamber. This is achieved effectively by expending more dense shot columns at increased velocities.

He's a forum bully. That's the only reason they take care of him.

Followed the link, but I didn't see the bb gun. Something on the side had my undivided attention.