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Wondering what lubes were being used to lube the rails and recoil spring.

No not in a pump. They make the M2,SBE2,and MONTE in a lefty. Remington makes a few lefty models and Browning has the BPS.

Glock 30 .45acp

It recommends 1 1/8 oz of shot min in the SBE2 and a 100 round break in w/ something heavier like 1 1/4 oz. Mine out of the box shot 1 1/8 oz shot but when I dove hunted Sat. I used 1 1/4 oz to start the break in process not a single hiccup.

For the having to throw a shell to retrieve . It throws a RED flag on retrieving desire and should be fixed prior to doing any lining drills. The dog should want to retrieve on its on from the time it was a pup and you as a trainer should of encouraged it. Then a force fetch session should of been done. The info I gave before I read this post was for a dog that has been through FF and forced to pile and knows the back command and have ran a mini t pattern. Sorry for the confusion. You can truly teach an old dog new tricks but it will take alot of work and love on your part but you can't teach one to retrieve it is breed in. Please seek a Pro in your area or feel free to send me a pm.

Lefty there is no easy way to do lining drills,They are drills and they get very discourged easily just like children. If there is alot of pressure involved it seems to get worse fast. If there is more no's and less praises they seem to shut down. I would start close in the field and run it for several days until the dog is comefy with that distance and move. For instance on a three leg blind run the middle blind first total distance 100 yrds, don't set the side legs may cause confussion w/ a young dog. Place bumpers in a pile back up 15yds have dog at heel and throw bumper to pile to show the line send dog on name or release command.Then send dog to unmarked pile when returned on back or release command for blinds if successful move back 15 or 20yrds and send if problems arise move up or toss the bumper toward the pile and continue if farther out use handling. Use the same place to train this drill and master it before you add the legs to the drill,the legs will have to be taugt the same way and don't place them to close it will confuse the dog. Go slow and show your dog what you want and it will go along way. If the dog slows or spirt falls a bit throw a fun bumper to pep them up. Be sure not to overdue the dog it gets hot and maybe you will only get to the 50yrd marker on the 1st leg in a session. Lots of praise for good work and try using birds some too. Hope this helps and good luck and good training.

The kicks mod choke is an imp cyl w/ lead. They are labled for steel per kicks.

A BIG THANKS to all who have replied I took more cleaner of a different kind and the wire brush and hit it several times and it came off. Whats funny to me is I cleaned it last nite till the patches ran clean. I did it today and they came out black and got the spot off.

someone has to of looked down the barrel.

I was cleaning the barrel of my new SBE II and noticed about half way down on the inside top was a little dot or hole is this normal? Or is it a speck of lube from the factory that needs more scrubing? What bore cleaning brushes and solvents do ya'll use.

Funny very funny:rolleyes:lol

I shot that way for years. I decided to try a left handed gun due to the shells flying across my face and I have gotten powder in my eye dove hunting before .My first attempt at a lefty model was a Browning BPS ejects from the bottom.

There's a good question. A slug barrel would be nice.

Not fond of the lefty deal myself I do everything else right handed. A big adjustment but so far so good at this time. The salesman at another store tried to talk me out of the left handed version due to loading he said it would be very hard. I found I have to keep shells in both pockets now.lol

Has anyone tried Corrison X or EEZOX on any of their guns? They both claim to be a CLP like Breakfree.What do ya'll use on your Benellis.

I've been reading this board off and on for 3yrs and finally made the purchase of a SBEII in black. I read many times about the camo/black debate and the black won me over. Tucker your cleaning tips are great I ran them off in color a year before I bought the gun I shoot a Lefty as well due to eye dominance problems.