dooderman

Wallstrum, I would recommend the Montefeltro Silver just because it is a nice gun with nice would and good enlay on the metal. If you want to keep is simple they now have the M2 w/ comfortech. It will reduce some of the recoil plus it is all flat black so nice an simple. As far as the 4+1 or 3+1. The silver is 4+1 so maybe that is the way to go. From what I hear the Crio barrels are better. better shot patterns and longer lasting. Either one of these two will not have a Crio barrel from what I thought I read on the Benelli site. Good luck whatever you get him. I am sure he will really enjoy it. On a funny note, if he is that good at chucker then you should get a magazine extension like what Tom Knapp or Tim Bradley use which will allow for 12 shots. Then he could get his limit in one flurry and not have to walk far. Just a thought, ha, ha...

Hey boys, New on here but long time lurker. I just bought a Monte. Short Stock 20g for the wife and I bought myself the Supersport w/ Comfortech. I read on here a lot about break-in. The guns are not here yet so I have not read the instructions. I do however have a few questions. Thanks for any help. 1. Do I or should I use heavy loads in both guns for break in like I hear for the SBEII? If so what are good break in loads for the 20g? 2. Since we are only using these for Sporting Clays and no hunting is it necessary to use something like Turkey loads? 3. I have read a lot about taking apart guns and cleaning and re-lubing them from the factory. I am interesting in trying Nu Gun from Gunslick to clean them up and then use the Benelli oil supplied for the lubrication. I like the Gunslick stuff from what I have read and want to use that stuff for my cleaning needs. Any thoughts? Thanks for the answers or advice. Super new to this and feel like these may be dumb questions but I had to ask. CR