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cootcommander

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  1. I would pattern the gun and see where it shoots and then I would use the shims to adjust. I like the trigger job idea but I would not port the barrel. The ports make the gun loud in the blind and are a pain to clean. Hope this helps.

  2. Yes I shoot a SBE2. I had similar results with this same choke and BB's. Also make sure you shoot a big piece of paper(4x6) so you can tell where the pattern is. I once had a SBE1 that shot so high I thought the pattern was poor but really it just wasn't on the paper. My SBE2 shoot high as well. I switched to the "c" and it's fixed it. Hope this helps.

  3. Here is a pic of my pattern with Black Cloud #2 3.5" at 40 yds with a Briley standard extended non ported choke. I tried all the BC chokes from Briley and Carlson as well as about 10 different other chokes and constrictions, but the Briley LM did the best.photo.jpg 30 inch circle by the way

  4. I have taken them apart. There is also a chart on duckhuntingchat.com in the reloading section that has a chart. #2 steel shot in 1 1/4 oz which is what the 3" shell is has approx 155 pellets. 1 1/2 oz (3 1/2" shell) has approx 186.

  5. photo.jpg Here is a photo of the 3.5" BC #2 using the Briley LM(non ported) at 40 yds. I have my gun set up to shoot about 60/40.
  6. Actually there are about 30 more pellets plus or minus a few in a 3.5" BC compared to the 3". Distance wise they do shoot the same, but more pellets will allow you to shoot a slightly more open choke and acheive a better pattern. My gun actually patterned better with the LM than the Mod at 40 and 50 yds.

  7. I shoot the Black Cloud #2 3.5" with a Briley X2 Light Modified choke. I tried all the black cloud chokes and many modified chokes and the LM pattern was far better than the rest.

  8. If you are only going to shoot 3" shells for hunting I would get the Cordoba or the M2. I really like both of these guns. I shoot the SBE2 for duckhunting and the SS(same thing as Cordoba) for everything else.

  9. Randy S has the answer. Pretty common issue. I have a friend that sometimes will pull his bolt back slightly just to make sure he has one in the chamber, only to pull up a flock of ducks and click. The stiffer spring will cause it to slam closed.

  10. The "B" shim is the stock shim. Also, be sure that you use the correct locking plate. It must match the shim. Hope this helps. I actually use the "C" myself, but only in the SBEII. All other Benelli's I have I use the "B" shim.

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