Banjo MD

My SuperSport will, if dirty, on occasion, lock the bolt back with a live shell on the carrier. My fix is: -Pull the trigger group, -Spray clean, -Lube lightly, -Reassemble. (Back to like-new!)

You're confusing an inertia trigger switchover system of an O/U with the Benelli "Inertia Driven" system for autoloader bolt lockup and cycling. Different animals.

So, Sport Shooter, did you buy a gun? If so, what'd you buy?

25 days and counting!

Congratulations! You're gonna love it!

Nice; thanks, tucker:)

Just joshin'; (I did put a "smilie" at the end!)

You see what I get for getting on the web too early in the morning!

A few days ago I shot my Benelli in a snowstorm (I know, I shouldn't have!) Well, as I lined up on H1, a snowflake went in the barrel and immediately caused so much rust that the barrel was obstructed as I pulled the trigger and the gun blew up! Do you think Benelli will replace it?

Never! (but I would buy a gun worth a million bucks for 2 grand no matter what it looked like!)

splash, would you pay $2000 for this? http://www.luxurylaunches.com/auctions/45_luger_carbine_the_worlds_most_expensive_handgun.php

rodburner, you said "I want a bigger pattern." bigger than what? You don't know what size you have now. Establish a baseline so you can see the difference (is what I'm saying). Your gun is shooting high if you're seeing that much rib that it is a "ramp". Establish the center of the pattern then shim the stock down; repattern and adjust as necessary. You'll get it (unless your neck is 10" long!) Good luck and keep us posted.

Pattern it appropriately with paper to establish a baseline, then make the appropriate changes and pattern again. It might save you a lot of tail-chasing! (You can't even be sure of what you're trying to change!)

Heck, I'm buying one just for the case!

Sounds like some time at the "Pattern Board" would save you a lot of grief!