SL80

All I meant was it didn't come with anything to cover the end of the stock whether it was a pad, a solid plate, or anything else.

I got a steady grip stock for my SBE for Christmas. It didn't come with a recoil pad or butt plate. Does anyone know where I can get a pad that will fit? I really don't want to have to grind one. I did a search and in an old thread, someone said to use a Limbsaver 10401. I checked it out, and it is too long. So far, I've looked at all the aftermarket pads and have found nothing that fits. Any advice would be appreciated.

Has anyone tried removing the fixed sights from an SBE II slug barrel? When mounting a scope as low as possible, they can be seen in the bottom 1/4 of the sight picture. I don't see any screws, so are they epoxied or soldered?

Can I put a SBEII/M2 steady grip stock on my SBE?

I use a Tuff-cloth on the outside of all my guns. It has a mineral spirits based dry lubricant in it that works great.

Can anyone tell me what parts are interchangeable between the SBE and SBEII? Thanks.

You can kill anything with a Brenneke slug.

Okay, I just called him to make sure I was right. I was a little bit off. His gun from Germany is gloss black, not blued. Since it was not imported by HK, it has no HK markings. The others are parkerized. Also, he now only has three 121 M1s. He's going to send me some pics. I'll try to put them up tomorrow.

He's got one that's blued. His dad bought it new in Germany. There were some barrels that were marked HK and the parkerizing was really light gray.

That is a bit cocky isn't it. He doesn't even shoot them.

Here is a pic of an ES100.

If it makes you feel any better, a couple of them are those ones with the gray parkerized HK barrels. They aren't quite as cool.

That is sweet!

He now shoots a Montefeltro and a SBE. He had an 1100 for awhile and he said it was too heavy and slow. I also have an SBE, and another relative has about 10 Benellis including five 121 M1s. It runs in the family.

I like the prospect of a new source of parts because my SL80 is a shooter. If it were a mantle piece, I would want everything to be original and correct. I have no problem with putting Beretta parts on my gun (if they work) for hunting. My Grandpa bought this gun new and hunted with it for years until he gave it to me on my 22nd birthday. This gun has probably killed more game than any gun that I've ever laid my hands on. Ducks, geese, pheasants, grouse, quail, doves, squirrels, rabbit, deer-you name it, this gun has done it all. That doesn't mean that I beat on it, I take immaculate care of it and all my other guns, but I love to take it out and have fun with it.