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Thanks for all your help everyone. She is now the proud owner of a M2.

Fellow Alabamaian.... I took the advice of others here on this message board and put the jellyhead .660 on my SBEII and shot the winchest X-range #6's through it. At 20 yds, it blew a hole in the paper, impossible to count the holes. 40 yds my factory Benelli choke put about 16 pellets in the turkey kill zone (neck and head), with the jellyhead it put over 60. I was still getting 15-20 pellets in the kill zone all the way out to 60 yds. The only thing that makes me nervous is it might throw to good of a pattern and I might miss a close one. Hope that helps.

Thanks a lot for the info, and I could probably buy them both for her and not get it, Right!!! haha The more I have read up on the two I have kind of got the impression that if it is going to be primarily a hunting gun, I should go with the M2, which is exactly what you said. I am thinking 26" though, but I will let her try them both. Thanks again for the messages, every little bit of info helps.

I am trying to decide between these guns for my wife's all purpose hunting shotgun. We do clat targets, dove, duck, geese, quail, and turkey's. Does anyone have any feedback on either of these guns, or input for a woman's use? Thanks.

I am looking to purchase one of these guns for my wife. Does anyone know how either of them sets up for turkeys? choke tube, shell, etc.? Thanks.

I have one if you are still interested. [email protected] Lee