BLACK JACK

Thanks Likwid, it's a 270win.

Just thought you M4 types might appreciate my new deer rifle. A Remington 7400 a little tricked out.

She was already president for 8 yrs.

Hillary

Yes, just adding a little humor to the mix. LOL

Can anyone tell me what smoothbore this is

I bet if they made it just a little cheaper they would sell twice as much and make just as much of a profit. Not sure if I am willing to pay Thirty bucks for ten shells. I always thought Hevi Shot was outrageous @ eighteen to twenty+ for ten shells, but I used it anyway.

I know there was some talk a while back about Environ metal not renewing there deal with Remington for Hevi Shot. Well it looks like Remington has come out with something a little better. Environ metal may have shot themselves in the foot. I hope Remington does not charge an arm & a leg for it. Check it out: Remington HD [ 03-05-2006, 10:44 AM: Message edited by: BLACK JACK ]

Hey if your bored go play some mailbox baseball or shoot out the street lights with a sling shot or maybe stuff some bananas in your neighbor’s tail pipes. You know any thing to keep yourself out of trouble.

I have never had any problem with any factory ammo in my SBE1 or SBE2.

I make no claims to be an engineer or a gunsmith, but I have been hunting and shooting for a long time. I don't see where shooting buckshot threw a rifled barrel would hurt it. I would think that the FPS would be about the same as shooting it out of a smoothbore of the same length. As far as what kind of pattern it will throw your guess is as good as mine. Good luck!!

Or you could just go with 26" and be pretty good on just about anything you wish to hunt. That’s my halve cent!!

BARREL LENGTH INFO

[ 01-30-2006, 05:08 PM: Message edited by: BLACK JACK ]

I have to agree with Mudhen 100%

Mudhen informed me that I have a reading comprehension problem, so forgive me if I don't understand your second post. Are you asking if you can legally hunt ducks with the chokes labeled "not for steel shot"

It sounds like the bolt is not closing all the way. If the bolt head does not rotate into its slot the shell carrier will not go all the way up when you feed a shell into the mag.

Have you taken your trigger group and tried it in your buddies to see if that causes jams in his gun?

* The Knoxx COPstock Folder is currently available for Remington® 870 Series(#03100) and Mossberg 500, 590, Maverick 88, and 835 Series pump shotguns (not compatible with the Mossberg® 590DA)(#03200), and Winchester® 1300-1200/FN® Police Series 12-gauge shotguns(#03300). Seeing as how it’s not available for Benelli shotguns you may want to try a Remington or Mossberg forum. [ 01-24-2006, 09:50 PM: Message edited by: BLACK JACK ]

Unscrew the forearm cap, turn the gun upside down and shake it, it should start to come out. It's skinny like a 16 penny nail.

Do they still make ammo for the SBE1? [ 01-13-2006, 10:41 PM: Message edited by: BLACK JACK ]

Thanks man, I get a good laugh everytime I check to see what you wrote back. This has been fun!! [ 01-11-2006, 08:09 PM: Message edited by: BLACK JACK ]

Wow, you got some serious issues dude!! I hope you find help before you have a breakdown.

Maybe try a local gunsmith before you send it back to Benelli.

So, only post here if you do not have a problem or complaint. There needs to be a "I love Benelli so much I wouldn't say anything bad if one blew up in my face" forum.