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Yes, they did. I have a friend who has one.

The Benelli lube is a CLP product, similar to Breakfree.

If you're looking for a 20 ga., you need to buy this one NOW! Best deal I've seen in a long time. http://gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=149943515

I know you do. This is where I stopped reading. We've been down this road before. No need in doing it again.

If budget is an issue, I'd definitely go with a Franchi. I still miss that little 20 ga. Veloce I sold on a whim. If you've got the green, then Beretta is simply hard to beat. Brownings are good guns as well. The gun shop guy needs to go back to work at the 7-11 and stop spreading BS for a living. Steel will rust if not properly cared for. Japanese, Italian, Russian, Turkish, Chinese... doesn't matter. What does matter is how it is manufactured, treated, and cared for. You won't find Brownings to be any more prone to rust than other makes.

I don't think the law needs your signature on that one. What they do need is proof of their case against me. Private clubs and big money are ruining waterfowling and many other forms of hunting in this country. I know you don't agree with that, but your opinion means as little to me as mine does to you. Of this I am certain.

Most laws are written to close loopholes and to prevent further abuses of common sense practices. Right now, these guys are legal. If it were my area, I'd have to see just how committed to buying new feeders every couple of days they are.

A picture is worth a thousand words. You'll need to get your post count up first though.

That's certainly one way to enjoy a safe queen. The AR madness is just about over now. Given the weaknesses demonstrated in the healthcare debate, it's not even close to a possibility that they can muster the votes to pass any kind of gun legislation. An AR is a nice thing to have, but this whole "doomsday" fantasy being played out in the minds of some folks has me wondering what else is going on in those minds sometimes. Too much Red Bull and "Red Dawn" I imagine.

I've never seen one do it. Do they appear to be something like air bubbles?

Thanks! That's very nice of you to say. Impact and Able's prices are reasonable. They have websites, overhead, employees, advertising, etc., so I'd expect to pay a little more from them. Plus, they are experienced dealers selling brand new firearms. They do however require that you answer some questions before you walk out the door.

THAT is a good price!

The same price would mean that Mr. Biscuit would have to drop his asking price a bit. I also wonder what he meant by, "550 out the door, no questions asked." Surely, he knows it's illegal to transfer a long gun across state lines without going through a FFL? The first F stands for FEDERAL. And they ask lots of questions.

ONE of the worst? Seriously? That's just disappointing right there. All the effort we've put into being number one, and you come stumbling by and drop that insult in our laps. Dogs and races.... Let's review, shall we? YOU posted online pricing as support for your asking price. Somehow, that's justified and fair. I mentioned that you may want to review current pricing, not saying whether your price was high, low, or or ridiculous. You assumed (or more likely already knew) that I was indicating that your pricing was a bit high and immediately launched a defensive campaign to smear me and the forums you've so recently joined. Then you audaciously tell me to get a life? How much are you asking for one of those? Is that something else you've been keeping the closet and not using?

Ha ha! You just wasted a stamp.

And yeah, I know that auction has closed. So what? http://gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=149691524 So perhaps there are some serious buyers here.... waiting for a serious seller.

I don't recall saying whether your price was too high or too low. Given your defensive reaction, I think we both know the answer to that one now, don't we? My point is that why would I risk buying the gun from you, a relatively unknown and unproven source for $550, when this guy with 13,000+ positive feedbacks couldn't sell one for $529.00? http://gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=149658199 Now get that big ugly chip off your shoulder and realize that buyers really don't care what you paid for it months ago. They have no desire to underwrite your poor shopping skills. Local dealer means nothing. I can buy it one click, e-mail the seller my dealer's FFL, and call him up with my CC#. Done friggin' deal, and I don't have to go my local dealer, much less go meet you somewhere and worry about whether you're a thief, robber, or just a fed trying to catch me doing wrong. Your high horse is double-parked outside.

You need to check current pricing on this.

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I'd say either a beautiful Cooper rifle or perhaps a Franchi Renaissance. Either would be a safe queen and a highly valued heirloom to pass down to a child. If Grandpa left you a chunk, then go here. http://www.benelliworldclass.com/

I'm on the way!

Each gun ships with a factory test pattern.

Let me Google that for you.

I began suing Black Cloud this year. I also began with the Carlson choke tube. I don't know how it shoots with factory chokes, but I know it kicks butt with the Carlson's. A greenhead I shot Saturday was at least 45 yards, if not 50. I lead him nearly six feet and the BC 4's dropped him like a stone.

The elusive woodcock flushed from the bush, I quickly swing my gun through and ahead of the target so that my load will find its mark at the crest of the ridge. Man! I love Outdoor writing!