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Forward the messages to Nelli Girl and she'll take care of it.

No messages for me. Must be a California thing

Definitely get a gas gun if you're going to be shooting the girly loads at those little orange birds. We get enough "My $xxxx.xx gun won't cycle 7/8 ounce loads!" posts here as it is.

Actually, if you get off the beaten path and away from the crazies, AR's are readily available and at reasonable prices. I saw Stag stripped lowers last week for $165 shipped.

junkel, I shot a 870 pump for 25 years before deciding to try the SBEII. The only problem I had with the pump was being able to cycle it when contorted in certain ways with heavy clothing on while duck hunting. Since duck is what I do the most of with a shotgun, the semi-automatic has been worth it. Ultimately, whether it's worth it or not to you will come down to your own uses and style of shooting. Surely you have a friend who has a semi-auto that you can try out?

http://surecycle.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=4&idcategory=2 Or you can call Benelli CS and ask about buying one direct from Benelli. Keep in mind that you have a 5 year warranty as well.

No need for me to do for you what you can do for yourself. http://www.gunbroker.com

I've seen it in 12 ga. LH with the standard finish. Never seen a 20 ga. LH Silver.

TMAC, Once again, you've lost another debate to intellect and reason.

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A rifle barrel that isn't floated will show some movement with heating and cooling, but not enough to move POI more than an inch or so at 100 yards. Both of those loads should follow nearly identical trajectories out to about 130 yards. At 25 yards, they'll both shoot high, if zeroed for 100. But they should only be about 1-2 inches high at 25, not 2 feet. Your scope is mounted a little high, but I don't think it's enough to account for that much variance. I suggest that you disassemble the rifle and clean it, re-check your mounts, and go back to the range for more testing. You might also test the tracking on the scope, by doing something called the box test. You can Google that information. Indoors, with little to no circulation, I'd rest the barrel about 10 minutes between groups, but a minute or so between shots is just right. If the problem persists, ask for help from an experienced shooter at the range. We love to shoot other people's ;)ammo. Federal provides free ballistics software. Take a look on their website under Resources.

That's an awful big brush. I hear you live in America. You all carry guns and shoot each other in the streets every day. It's the land of opportunity, but only if you're a smart enough crook to do your stealing within the loopholes of the laws. I hear you have a Constitution that is supposed to protect people and insure their basic rights, but the government can ignore it and lock up 15 year olds indefinitely under the Patriot Act.

You shouldn't see that much variation in those two loads. Switching from 165's to 180's should still keep you on paper at 100 yards. They should be within inches of each other, not feet apart. 1. Are you using the factory base or another base? 1a. If factory base, did you mount it in the right direction, with the arrow pointing forward? 2. What is the distance between the bottom of the OBJ end of the scope (big end) and the barrel? 3. How much cooling time are you allowing between shots and groups? 4. What make and model rings are you using? 5. Did you torque the base and rings to specs? 6. Did you remove the forearm and barrel assembly between groups? 7. Did you check the forearm nut for proper torque? 8. How experienced are you with rifles?

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I'm sorry. It was just presented so much better this time . The Benelli rails appear to be Weaver style, which is cut 3.8mm, while a true Picatinny (1913) is cut 5mm. I'll bet they don't put that junk on M1014's for the military.

Is the M4 rail true 1913 or Weaver? That pic looks like a mismatch between the two.

Comes in both Picatinny (1913) and Weaver rail configurations. Be sure that you match up to your existing rail or mounts. Nice, but I think I'd stick with Trijicon.

I don't see it as threatening, but it is dumb.

You're still on probation, so watch yourself.

Quoting directly from the list.... "*Based on 2008 Production Models" The Vinci is a 2009 model.

I like the Burris Signature series. The inserts eliminate the need for lapping and they protect the scope from ring marks.

The North Pole is not in Alaska. North Pole is a town in the state of Alaska.

That's a really bad Photoshop job right there.

You tell 'em, my Canuck buddy! I even tried to file the Benelli logo off the pistol grip. If they're not paying me to advertise, like Phil-sold-to-the-highest-bidder-duck-commander-Robertson, then I ain't a-pimping no wares for no I-talians.