tincan

As a new owner of a SBEII...thank you!

Thanks for the suggestion. I did a search on the forum and found out this was a problem. I talked to CS and they said I could send back the trigger assembly and they would cut off 2 coils on the spring. This would require 2 week turn around. The other option was for me to cut the spring. I chose to cut the spring myself and it works perfectly.

I recently bought a SBEII and love it. I took it to the trap range and shot 20/25 the first round, and 25/25 the second round. First time ever shooting a Benelli. It fits me well. However, the safety button is hard to press. It requires a lot of force, more than I would expect or want. I read on another forum that Benelli CS would take care of this. Has anyone sent their gun in for this issue? I don't want to send it back right now because our waterfowl season is going to start in 4 weeks.

Thanks for the replies. It is a very cool system. One additional question - Will the gun cycle properly after pressing the "drop lever" and then pulling the trigger? I am wondering because I could accidently do this while hunting...until I get totally comfortable with the gun.

I am new to Benellli shotguns. I just bought a SBEII. It operates a little differently than my other shotgun. Does pressing the cartridge drop lever (with red dot), uncock the hammer? Can this accidently fire the gun? Is this the preferred method of storing the shot gun? Thanks.