neckrofile

I've seen them at my gun god's house. They do come in .357 and 44 mag. They cost around $30 and are surprizingly accurate. Sell my your benelli for $200.00 and I'll get you one.

Will adding a recoil reducer or the extended muzzlebrake choke tube hurt the cycling of the benelli m1 super 90 and how big a difference does it make or help?

I got a chance to put some heavy loads in the m1 yesterday and I couldn't be more happier or impressed with it.THANX for the help guys! That was the best $665.00 I've ever spent on a firearm.

THANX for the quick responses. I will give it a try today and let you guys know how it goes.

I just purchased a used benelli m1 super90. It has a pistolgrip buttstock, 18.5" barrel ,6 shot side saddle,laser products flashlight forearm, and a +2 magazine extension. It has a serial number M18**** and thought I was gettin a good deal but it turns out its having trouble cycling ammo. I've taken the WHOLE gun apart, inspected, cleaned and lubed everything and it still will not cycle properly.I even tore down and cleaned out the spring and tube in the buttstock. It fires fine and occasionally it'll roll through 7 rounds without a hitch, but it seems to me like the shotgun doesn't have enough power to let the action slide back far enough to eject the shell out and bring the next one in. I have only fired 3" winchester multipurpose shells through it and I'm also thinking it could be the choice of rounds I am using. I have no problem with the ammo through my remington 1100. Any suggestions will be appreciated. If it is the ammo whats a good ammo of choice that I can go with? I want to use it mainly for home defense so I gotta be able to trust it not to fail. [ 01-09-2005, 12:49 AM: Message edited by: neckrofile ]