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The Cordoba handles 2 3/4 loads really well. I've shot 8 or 10 cases of cheap wal-mart shells with no problems. I haven't had the chance to hunt with it though. My father-in-law has an M2. It's really nice too...lighter and quicker, but I like my Cordoba better for skeet/sporting clays. It swings smooth.

I've shot 4 cases of cheap 2 3/4 wal-mart winchester 1 oz. loads through my Cordoba in the 3 months I've had it with no problems, whatsoever. I can load 5 of 'em and shoot as fast as I can pull the trigger, no jams.

My cordoba shipped without the plug and Benelli keeps telling my dealer that they don't have any in stock to ship. Is there anything I can to to make the gun legal? or complain to Benelli? I can't ever get through to customer service.

I want to get one of the new turkey chokes, but don't know how to get them from the website. Can the dealer I bought the gun from order one? What do I do.

I just got a Cordoba for Christmas. I am really enjoying it, mostly for skeet shooting; but I want to turkey hunt with it this spring. Has anyone used an after-market extra-full or turkey choke with their Cordoba?

My father-in-law got an M2 this past summer and we both shot skeet with it about every other weekend. Usually 3 rounds per afternoon x2, that's 150 shots in about a 2 hour period. The gun never malfunctioned. We were using Fiocci 2 3/4 loads. I really liked it, but I think I am leaning towards the Cordoba for myself.

I'm looking to get a new shotgun for Christmas, mostly for shooting skeet/doves/ducks. I also turkey hunt occasionally. I shot a SuperSport (carbon fiber cordoba) this summer, and really liked it. I also shot an M2 and really liked it. The Cordoba is steady and smooth, and the M2 is light & quick. I can't find much info from Cordoba owners. I just want to know if it's worth the $1400 price tag and if the porting is too loud and annoying. Also, can the synthetic stock take a beating ie. beat briars, etc...?