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I love stories with happy endings! Good for you!

Does it shoot where you point it? If so, leave it alone..

The money you payed has nothing to do with it! You bought it, you broke it, you have it fixed. That’s the real world...

I’d give my right arm to be ambidextrous!

My Carrier Comp tube matched perfectly with my M4! A dead ringer!

I received my extended magazine from CC last month after a month and a half wait. They are in business and it’s all good. After I ordered, I immediately received an email, detailing my order and their billing process. Great product and great people! buy with confidence!!

I just wanted to take the time to thank StrangerD for all the time and expertise that he offered me during my M4 set-up! He was always there to answer a question and I had a bunch of them! As you all know, he is crazy good with the M4 and his willingness to help puts him over the top in my book! StrangerD, you’re a good man and I deeply appreciate the help/advice you have given to me! Thanks, Mike

StrangerD is not kidding! I’m into mine for $2300 and I’m just getting started! I will admit that it is money well spent!! Crazy fun! Last month I spent 98% of my weasel sack on my M4!! The rest.... I just wasted!! ?

On early season pheasants modified choke would be O.K. The later the season the tighter the choke and perhaps, the larger the shot. A pointing dog may alter the length of the shot, no matter the season. My BIL has shot more than his share of pheasants, in Ia., over a German Shorthair, with an improved cylinder. If they are not falling the way you like, go to a tighter choke and try some #5's. Good luck.. Mike

One thing is certain..If you can't hit anything with it, it doesn't pay to keep the gun. Find the problem, get it fixed so that you can enjoy shooting this fine shotgun, or peddle it and find one that will shoot where you point it.. I have zero tolerance for a gun (any format) that doesn't shoot where it is pointed. And.. the more expensive that gun is, the more it burns my Butt!!

Truckcop has it right. Shoot the gun from a bench and see where it is hitting. If it is off a mile, send her back. My SBE ll was shooting 12" high, out of the box. Sent it back, and Benelli fixed it within a month. Until you know where the POI is, you won't know why your missing your targets. Mike

The M2 is probably as entry level as Benelli gets. They are great guns, but not a whole bunch cheaper. I have an M2 in 20 ga. and love the heck out of it..

It's totally up to you, but the Vinci that you own will do the trick, nicely. The 12ga. 3" shell is plenty big enough to kill gobblers. They shoot them every day with smaller gauges. As far as the oddly colored, Vinci, that doesn't matter either. Not everything in the woods is the same color. There are too many people out there that think if their pants camo doesn't match their shirt, they will never kill a bird. Unless you want to spend your money, use what you've got. It will work. But, with that being said... A guy can never have enough guns!!

Does it have sights of any kind on it?

Is it that bad, Tucker? Haven't been on in a coon's age. Merry Christmas to you, as well..