Novaking

If you can find one. Go for it. Aftermarket chokes are easier to find.

None here. Must be a g&y thing.

same gun different colors.

Benelli: Supersport, Cordoba, Legacy Sport Beretta: Any 391. Barrel length- Whatever fits you the best. For O/U's I like 28'' barrels. For Auto and Pumps, I like 26'' barrels. As far as ammo, the Beretta's will cycle lighter ammo better than benelli's but both should cycle 1 1/8 3 gram or better with no problems. Good luck, You chose a two great sports. Novaking

Everyone better change there car springs out once a month. Don't want them to break.

So your the one with all the ammo! Hey, leave some for us to buy.

O, your one of thoughs zombe guys.

I don't understand. If you going to hit what your aiming at then why do you need more than 1 round in the first place.

What kind of Tools would you need? Sandpaper, and a hand miterbox, and your time. Your talking 20 bucks. It will cost you that for shipping. Sorry, if I'm missing something. It look strait forward if your good at that sort of thing.

Cool question Monty:cool:

Do you shoot at St. Jose sportmans club on Saturdays? I'm a member there. I'm 15 minutes from the U of I.

amazing!!!!

I would go with a beretta 391. The 391 you can get for about a grand. Also for trap a shell catcher would be nice which you can't get for a benelli.(I think) It is gas operated and a bit heavier so recoil will be lighter. As after as 20 gauge goes. You can break targets at the 20 yard line all day long with a Improved modified choke. Past that you will start to lose your shot pattern.

Thats the funniest thing I read all day.

Don't forget the Freedom of speech, your favorite.

I'm going to guess and I will have to say no. Unless, the front bead will line up with the ghost ring sight. For wing shooting it will not be very affective anyway. Deer and turkey it would be OK.

We "the people of Central Illinois" only have Kent products in Steel. They seemed high priced as well.

Just one slap on the wrist for tonight.

Needs a red nose then huh.

Before or after it grows. I didn't know he had a ''likeness'' about him at all.

Good luck. like you tested, 40 yards is max. for a 20 gauge.

http://www.smithandwessonforums.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2710

By the way, Great to have you back on the forum. You know your info well and have helped a bunch of people out. Not bad for a "tacticool" guy.

I've heard both. If your worried about it. Keep an empty hull around, pop the primer out, and stick and eraser in the primer hole. Or go get some snap caps. I don't think you can hurt the springs but someone else might. I leave my Novas Safety on, chamber open. Have since I owned them.

Hey, Monty. I don't see where he is knocking Duggan. He's calling the guy that wrote the letter a moron.