Carphunter

dang... no 32's

there isn't an image up yet on benelliusa... do we know the barrel length and other specs of this model yet?

checking again... any word on slug barrels yet?

anyone heard when these may become available? and if they'll have all the camo patterns to match our guns?

just checking to see if the Vinci uses same model/size scope rails as any other Benelli product.

Just wondering if such a beast exists. Not hot to trot to try it right now... just want to know if the barrels exist.

I need to lengthen the stock on my Sport 2 20ga. When I put a spacer on, I'd like to use the standard factory holes. The kick-eez metal eez almost looks like it would work (kinda looks like the counter-sunk holes might match with my stock....but they say this is for a composite stock. Is that metaleez thing designed to go into a composite stock, or sit flush with the butt? I've asked kick-eez, but not sure I'm getting the answer out of them (or they don't quite understand my question). Just checking if anyone has already surmounted this issue. Thanks. P.S.... it would be beatiful if Benelli just made a clip on spacer that could then have more spacers/pads fit to it so I don't have to dink with this

Benelli's site isn't loading correctly for me at the moment, and I'm trying to find out what the published lop for the 20 ga sport 2 and cordoba is. I've shouldered both guns, and believe the sport 2 has a longer lop... but it may just be the grip style (which I didn't check when I had both in my hands). Anyone know for sure?

Picked up this gun on Friday and shot it on Saturday. Still getting used to it...but one thing I've found is that the worst trigger of any gun I've ever owned. It's heavy and feels like squishing a stress ball between your fingers. The break ain't so great either. Anyone know of replacement parts or anything special that can be done to these triggers to clean up the pull? (Short of filing sear/hammer and voiding warranty) It's kinda funny, I got this gun because it's price was good, and I thought it was just a different camo pattern Montefeltro than my friends have. When I called it a Monte, dealer told me it's an M1, and I must be mistaken about what my friends have because there aren't camo Monte 20 gauges. When I shot the gun for the first time, besides the trigger, I noticed the thing kicks more, and handles differently than the guns I've borrowed. I did a little more investigation and realized that my friend's guns are older...and are Montefeltros...with camo'd wood stocks instead of composite, etc. Got to learn to have my facts in a row before I go grabbin' for guns on the shelf. I think this will be ok if I can fix up the trigger, and lengthen the stock a little bit.