Quick Karl

Only a Hollywood moron could create a door like that... That's not a personal attack, it's just a fact

I have a Benelli M1 Super 90 18" barrel, full length mag tube, and ghost ring sights... that has had at least 250 shells ranging from 3" magnum slugs to reduced recoil buck shot, to practice with low brass #8 bird shot, and that gun has never even thought about malfunctioning. Of course, my gun, like all of my firearms, is cleaned spotlessly after every use. I don't even know what the "click" is... something tells me it might be the sound you hear when you squeeze the trigger on a bolt that isn't fully closed, but I always let the gun work the way it was designed to -- I let the bolt go and let the recoil spring do the job it was designed to do. I love my Benelli and there isn't a shotgun out there I would trade it for. The Ferrari of shot guns.

I'm not sure I can comprehend the contradiction: BPS vs. Benelli. Much like purchasing maintenance for your Ferrari at a Wal-Mart, the two just do NOT belong in the same sentence together.

I love my M1 Super90 18" bbl., I wouldn't trade it for anything. The Ferrari of fighting shotguns, in my humble opinion.

How many folks here own an M1 Super 90, and what are your opinions? I own one and I think it is the Ferarri of shotguns. My M1 Super 90 eats eanything I feed it, even reduced recoil loads. It has never failed and has worked flawlessly. Why did Benelli change the design for the M4? What makes the M4 better, or worse?