frankg353
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That is a great price if not too banged up. Like the other post a surecycle is not a bad choice. On my surecycle upgrades I throw out surecycle plunger and use the factory dampening plunger. The later model factory plunger had a built in shock absorber. This will take the battering effect away from the receiver. Good luck. Now all you need is a slug barrel for it. Let me know I have a perfect slug barrel.
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Ebay has plenty.
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I am thinking about a ss also. What chamber do you have??? What are the lightest shells it will reliably function. Thanks
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I agree maybe his stock is the tactical stock???
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Sounds like shill bidding also. Another thing that some of these sellers do is ask for you to cancell the bid and sell the item on the side to beat ebay out of the fees. Had that happen on second chance offers.
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Almost too purdy to shoot.
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Is the M&P mag oem smith & wesson
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Congrats on your new Benelli. One thing for sure you will rarely need to run a brass brush down the bore since Benelli' chrome lines the bore. Just about any bore solvent or oil ( Hoppe's #9) on a patch will make that bore sparkle in a couple of strokes. Remember always run a dry patch before you shoot to insure that you don,t have a oily chamber. An oily chamber will not allow the obturating brass to grip the chamber wall, thus causing excessive pressure against the bolt and will cause premature wear. For cleaning rods I like using Dewey rods on my centerfire and have the attachments to add the larger shotgun and muzzleloader brushes. Dewey make premium coated rods with ball bearing handles. Real sweet rods. On the rails I brush them out with a old toothbrush and final swab with q-tips to get any unburnt powder out. Benelli Synthetic oil is good on the rails and bolt carrier. Depending on how much you shoot maybe once a year or if the gun is submerged in water,it is a good practice to remove the buttstock and clean and lube the recoil spring, plunger and tube. I haven't seen the Vinci owner's manual so I dont know if it is well described. Enjoy your new Benelli
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I had the Bell and Carson that I purchased from Cabelas. I was very dissatisfied for a couple of reasons. The forearm was noticeably wider than stock and uncomfortable with gloved hands. The buttstock was heavier than original. The checkering was mediocre. The forearm developed a hairline crack on the inside web that separates the barrel from the mag tube. Cabelas exchanged the set and after a box of #4 high brass the new set also developed the same hairline crack. Cabelas was wonderful and gave me a prompt refund. I was rather surprised especially when you see the work that b&c does on the centerfire rifles. If you are interested I have a synthetic set in almost new condition. PM me your email
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Hello I have a M-1 non adjustable synthetic stock with the factory pad and metal sling plate in like new condition. I can sell assembly for $75
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Hello I might have a quick solution for you. If yours is a SBE 1. I have a M-1 standard stock that would fit nicely. It is in nearly like new condition. My son has a medium hand and was having the same issue. I will attach a photo. Shortly
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The stock in your photo is what i currently have. What i was referring to was the shim adjustable stock without the sling plate cutout. Would you have one of those by chance???
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Hello I have a M-1 non adjustable synthetic stock with the factory pad and metal sling plate in like new condition. Would you be willing to trade for a adjustable drop synthetic stock with pad? PM me if interested.
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Hello I have a M-1 non adjustable synthetic stock with the factory pad and metal sling plate in like new condition. Would you be willing to trade a adjustable drop synthetic stock? PM me if interested.
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Hello just wondering if by chance you have a m1 adjustable drop synthetic butstock for sale???
SBE Question??
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Like the other post a surecycle is not a bad choice. On my surecycle upgrades I throw out surecycle plunger and use the factory dampening plunger. The later model factory plunger had a built in shock absorber. This will take the battering effect away from the receiver. Good luck. Now all you need is a slug barrel for it. Let me know I have a perfect slug barrel.