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Bolton, Try posting the images to your forum profile. I think that has worked for others in the past.

All firearms are legal in California. It's in the Constitution.

I use the short pad on my SBEII with 3.5" waterfowl and turkey loads. Man up!

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E-mail sent. Hopefully, they'll have it straightened out in a day or two.

The original (Eye-talian) version ships with 5 chokes, Comfortech stock, and gel pad. The American version has standard stock and recoil pad and ships with 3 chokes. I don't know if the American series ships with shim kits or not. Curiously, the primary image on the website seems to be more like the older style original SBE. That's a slip-up, but I don't know which one is the more accurate depiction. I'll bring it to someone's attention and let them make the call. Meanwhile, it's probably a good ide to lay hands on one before you buy it.

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The Black Cloud choke works great with loads by the same name. Never tried it with other stuff.

I'm going to have to try some as well. This is the time of year when I begin shopping for cases of waterfowl shot. I don't know if I'll buy a case of the stuff, but I'll certainly try a box or two and go from there.

OK. Glad you had fun with it. Anyone else?

I don't think so.

Pattern board, chronograph, clays, watermelons.....

If I could find those slow-flying ducks like the ones in the video, I wouldn't need 1,700 fps.

Remington's new waterfowl load boasts 1,700 fps. Anybody tried it yet?

I don't know, but you sure covered all the gun boards with this one.

Adding to what what Duggan said, another problem with steel cased ammo is the fact that a protective lacquer is applied to the cases to prevent corrosion. It's been documented that this lacquer gets hot and imparts a residue on the chamber, which over time can build up and cause problems.

Go fish.

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It looks like a really good way to make a really bad shooter even worse. It goes against everything that is right about instinctive shotgunning.

Get better soon. Do you know this guy?

If you take a Comfortech stock apart, removing the chevrons, it becomes quite obvious that they can't possibly absorb any recoil. The pad may, but the chevrons are BS.

MSRP is posted as $1399 on the main page. Average gunbroker is $1200, so GM's price is a good one.

I consider that a plus. I have always thought the comfortech was more of a gimmick than anything else. Snake oil. I like the solid stock.