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  1. Thanks all for the feedback. I know what you mean about getting parts from Benelli. I ordered a camo replacement barrel and it took a year. I'll order one and look forward to using it in the spring of 2007. Good luck
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    Turkey Loads

    Rhino Choke, Nitro loads, end of story, end of turkey I have a 95 SBE which I converted to a Turkey Gun. I hate to promote an individual company, but I have played with several chokes and loads on the patterning board and this is your answer, without any question. Get the Rhino .673 choke that is specific to your gun. Then buy the Nitro 3.5 load, 4.5.7 shot, that is specific to your gun. When I patterned this load I got between 60 and 78 pellets in the head of a turkey target at 40 yards. No other load/choke combination ever patterned over 20 pellets at the same range. They cost 4 buck a load. It's the best dollar you spend turkey hunting. you will get acceptable patterns at 60 yards. I don't advocate shooting at this range, but when I had a wounded bird up against a fence at that range my 3rd round dropped him without flopping.
  3. I have a Benellie SBE I have converted to a turkey gun. I would like to know if there is a pistol grip stock available for this puppy in the aftermarket anywhere. And, if you have shot an SBE with the pistol grip i would be interested in your feedback. Thanks
  4. I have a 95 SBE which I converted to a Turkey Gun. I hate to promote an individual company, but I have played with several chokes and loads on the patterning board and this is your answer, without any question. Get the Rhino .673 choke that is specific to your gun. Then buy the Nitro 3.5 load, 4.5.7 shot, that is specific to your gun. When I patterned this load I got between 60 and 78 pellets in the head of a turkey target at 40 yards. No other load/choke combination ever patterned over 20 pellets at the same range. They cost 4 buck a load. It's the best dollar you spend turkey hunting. you will get acceptable patterns at 60 yards. I don't advocate shooting at this range, but when I had a wounded bird up against a fence at that range my 3rd round dropped him without flopping.
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