fmr_Devildog

I use mine while shooting sporting clays. Works just fine. It looks funny out there with all them over and unders but I like to shoot what I hunt with.

Just grab the little sucker and twist slightly while pulling.

I ordered my SBEII on October 6th. I received it on November 4th. It was a LH 26" in advantage timber. Everyone I have talked to told me they had a 4-6 week wait. Again this is hearsay, but I have heard about this "problem" for most of the year. I figure this isn't bad since they are slow boated to the US.

I love my SBEII. The only conecrn I have is the stiff safety. I am waiting until after Duck season to get it fixed. Other than that the gun is perfect. I shoot alot of sporting clays with my SBEII. I can tell you that after two rounds my shoulder is not near as sore as it was when using the SBE.

Bass Pro has em. You can't find them on line but I have seen them in the store.

Tommy T, How much for the SBEII LH? Is it camo? What is the length of the barrel? I love mine. Remember when your in the blind shooting at game you don't feel the kick. My shoulder will get sore after shooting two rounds of sporting clays but I expect to be sore after 200 or so rounds.

I took my new SBEII out a couple of weeks ago and paterned it in. It's a lefty with a 26" barrel. My buddy has a SBE with a pattern master. Shooting the same 3 1/2 loads he was on average puttting 10-15 more holes in the 30" circle. I was using the stock Mod choke tube that came with my SBEII. I had no problems dopping ducks in northern Arkansas opening weekend. I will probably try the pattern master out this spring, but the stock choke tubes work just fine. The way I shoot 10-15 more in the kill zone won't hurt.