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My SBE II LH synthetic is also not tapped or drilled. Bought from Mark's Outdoor Sports in Birminham, AL last year.

I thought I would show everybody the decals I put on my truck today.

Deja Vu! I just finished eating supper, sat down and read bluedavis' post. Tonight I ate duck and goose breasts that were marinated in Italian dressing, wrapped in bacon, and grilled. Delicious! I also put them in ice water for a while before the ziplock and Italian dressing to pull a little more of the blood out.

I thought I would share a couple pics from my recent trip to Louisiana.

First of all, thanks everyone for the information. Here is my plan of attack for this problem: 1. I will concentrate on the shouldering of the gun. I must say I doubt this is the problem. I'm 6'4'', 240 lbs. and really don't feel any recoil when I'm concentrating on the shot, even with 3.5's. 2. I am going to avoid Winchester and shoot something else the rest of the season, maybe Kent's. 3. If the jamming issue on the third shell continues to be a problem, I will contact Benelli and see what they say. I may even send the gun back for them to look at AFTER the season. Thanks again.

Hello everyone. I am a long time reader, first time poster. Last week I went to Louisiana on a duck hunting trip and had my left handed SBEII jam on multiple occasions. It was always the third shell. I was shooting Winchester 3.5 inch, High Velocity, #3's. I have put around 200 shells through this gun and had this happen approximately 10 times. It has always been with 3.5 inch shells. When the jam occurs, the receiver remains open and the third shell doesn't come up from below. I will attempt to attach a photo. I clean my SBEII after each hunt and have only light oil on internal parts. Interestingly, our guide also had a new SBEII LH and had the same thing happen twice during our 3 days of hunting. I love this gun and want to find a solution to this problem. Any ideas besides wait until the end of duck season and contact Benelli? Thanks in advance. photobucket