Spartan

I noted that the SBEII looked semi auto, but I did not know if pump action (which I prefer for shotguns) was at least an option, basically an opposite affect of the M3. Now I have seen pump action shotguns where the handguard can "fold" or move over or near the trigger guard, seemed as a "hidden pump-action". Also, pump action could probably be a customized action. Well anyways, I have two questions. You stated that between the M3 and the SBEII, the SBEII was the better choice. Well, out of ALL of Benelli's shotguns, which one would suit me the best? Finally, what kind of upgrades are avaliable for this recommended weapon? Perhaps interchangable barrels for certain types of rounds, to increase performance and/or convenience, or a pistol grip and solid comfotech stock (which is what I want for my shotgun. A "tactical" or combat style, like a pistol with a solid stock, the M3 has this with a folding stock). Sorry for the tedious questions.

Hmmm yes I did that, so far that is advertised all I see is that the Super Black Eagle II has is the Comfortech stock and crio system choke. No mention of it having semi auto, or optional parts, seem to be apparent. Things are left out on the site.. On a second note, the M3 had very little information. It did not specify of any upgrades, or key features and it did not answer many questions, which is why I posted a thread for that. Although some of the questions I asked in this thread are answered, very few answers are specific. It does not note if the crio/comfortech systems are standard, since my local dealer has no idea what the **** those are anyway. However, I did note his super black eagles did have comfortech stocks. Also, I asked for past experiences. People who have used them, people who know both the pros and the cons. Advertisements only knows the pros. So instead of wasting your time, and mine, and being an ******* about this matter; why not just answer the few easy questions if you can or not comment.

Alright, my local dealer has purchased a load of Benellis and I'm looking into getting one. So far, I've looked into the new Super Black Eagle II and M3 Super 90s. I intend to use my weapon for sport, such as all kinds of hunting to shooting trap, so I will need to use most kinds of lethal ammunition. What kind of shotgun is recommended for my needs? Which shotgun comes with ComforTech and Crio systems? For something like the Super Black Eagle II, is the camo "skin" on it interchangable/replacable? I ask this because if I get one, my local dealer only has 2 of them with a camo "skin" on them while I want a straight black. Finally, which shotgun requires the least amount of maintenance? I don't want a shotgun to blow up in my face, or fall apart during a hunt. I plan on getting a Benelli, but I want the best I can get. I prefer pump action, and I would like to have the ComforTech and Crio systems at least avaliable, and perhaps upgrades (such as longer barrels for specific shots like slugs, to things like magazine extentions). Answers to my questions will be very appreciated, I plan on getting a Benelli whenever my dealer gets them, however he already has two of the new black eagles.

Alright well I'm going into a dealer for benelli later today to order an M3. Can anyone please answer my sub questions, like are the Crio and Comfortech systems at least avaliable for the M3? Also, does the M3 have a solid stock AND pistol grip accessory avaliable? Is its performance high? Please... I need answers to these questions before I leave today. If anyone has information or experience with the weapon, feel free to pitch in.

I'll be looking to buy a new shotgun soon, and so far, the M3 Super 90 seems like my kind of shotgun. However, I have many questions, and answers to any would be highly appreciated. I cannot find the M3 anywhere, how can I get my hands on one? Does it have Crio/ComforTech systems? Is it an easy to maintain shotgun, or does it require allot of work? Can it fire all types of rounds, from bird shot and buck shot to slugs without complication? Thank you all for your answers, I appreciate them.