tucker301

PS: Send me a PM if you don't buy it. I'll gladly give him that for it.

SOLD!

There's a used one with a ding in it on Guns Amreica for $650. NIB, maybe $800? Some info. here. http://keoteba.tripod.com/shotguns/beretta/al390semi.html

Please move to Wisconsin at your earliest convenience.

Federal Premium Grand Slam 5's. SBE2 Rhino .660 (thanks mobsbe!) 35 yards BOOM! 33 in 8" circle _______________________________________ Booked a two day trip today for myself and one more to hunt 1200 acres of turkey infested private property on VA's Eastern Shore. Have to quit hunting at noon, so we'll be forced to take rod and reel in hand and spend the rest of the day sipping beers and drowning worms. We briefly considered inviting the wives, but then we got better

It was wilson's tare from the other night. I believe this one referenced using male chickens as lollipops, or something like that. As I recall, it was not in response to your comment; just another crack-fueled rant.

I could see it possibly affecting loads already under the recommended minimum of 3 dr. 1-1/8 oz. It looks as if it would be easy enough to uninstall when shooting light stuff. Hopefully, you weren't looking for a recoil reducer for light trap and target loads anyway.

Mom?

I'll bet it comes with instructions

This works great on my SBEII, black/synthetic. Keeps everything a deep rich black, even the the stock and forearm.

"Dear Ferarri, I recently purchased one of your new sports cars and I was wondering if you knew where I could find a trailer hitch for it. I need to be able to pull my pop-up camper and my duck boat. Also, will any mud flaps fit it, or do I have to get a special kind?"

Buy it.

Quoting the first line of the description of the Super Sport. "The Benelli SuperSport is the ultimate “speed gun” for sporting clays." And you're suprised they don't offer a slug barrell for it? Are you also surprised each day when the sun comes up?

Try a different brand of 3". There's no mechanical reason for the nova to fire 3.5" and 2.75" but not 3".

We all know what your toes look like now. Thanks for sharing!

Waht is it with you folks in Wisconsin?

Now who's the troll? She won't bite.

I have these on a couple of guns. I like them because they don't squeak. http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=955011 I agree that they should either come with the gun or with the sling.

I used factory modified on toms here in southern VA (aka The Jungle) for years. Typical shots here are under 30 yds., with many being at, "hey fellow, your breath stinks" close.

The SBEII is a great gun. But please don't buy it and come back and gripe about any of the following. 1. My SBE2 won't cycle light loads. 2. My SBE2 kicks too hard. 3. My SBE2's camo finish is chipping off in places. 4. My SBE2's black finish scuffs easily. The SBE2 is a workhorse, a tool. Yes, it's an expensive tool, but nonetheless this dog is built to hunt. It's not built for the trap ranges. It's not built to hang on the mantle and be pretty. It's built to do a job, and it does THAT quite well. Consider your intended uses. If you don't need the 3.5" loads, go for the M2. If you shoot a lot of light field and trap loads, buy a gun designed to do so. If you HUNT, and don't mind a gun with a few battle scars, then proceed with the purchase. Bought mine last Fall and it's the best $1200 I've spent in a while. Love it! [ 03-28-2005, 05:44 PM: Message edited by: tucker301 ]

Swivels?

Whatchatalkinbout, mudhen? Where did you come up with 200 in a 10" circle from the OP? My "similar results" were that more constrictive chokes seemed to blow the pattern apart, whereas the factory mod. choke performed bets with 4's and 5's.

I had similar results with mine and stepped back to modified to get it tightened up.

Disassemble the bolt and remove the firing pin, which may be in two pieces. In the words of Quasimoto, "That's my hunch". [ 03-27-2005, 10:33 PM: Message edited by: tucker301 ]

Herbit, Did you see the list of International Transfer Dealers here? http://gunbroker.com/User/DealerInternational.asp