Fodderwing

How much does it weigh, loaded mag and full side saddle included?

To clarify, I would use a tool only to remove the end cap, reinstallation would be by hand only.

I would try the improved cylinder first.

Push harder, it should hold 5. If I believed I needed a shotgun with the mag loaded for safety reasons, then there would be one in the chamber as well. You just have to make certain unauthorized individuals, children, gun amateurs, etc. do not handle it without permission and oversight.

Wrap some leather, strip of rubber or thick cloth around it and use pliers to get it loose or tightened.

Only advice I can offer is, not everything on the Intertubez is true. You should take the shotgun to a range and shoot it. Run a few sporting clays courses, pattern your new gun to find the best turkey load. Give the gun a chance to function before you panic.

You should not.

Try Amazon, https://www.amazon.com/Scalarworks-SW1100-Trijicon-compatible-Shotguns/dp/B075NMLQKB/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?keywords=Sync+RMR+rail&qid=1556792745&s=gateway&sr=8-1-fkmrnull

They are out of stock. There was some discussion on here about the mounts being either discontinued or maybe a distributor would need to buy a large quantity for Scalar to make more.

I have been very happy with Carlson's turkey chokes. https://www.choketube.com Be sure to match the choke with the ammo you plan to use. Ammo that uses the TSS shot is devastating on turkeys. Carlson is one of several that makes a choke that is optimized for TSS. I use Apex TSS and a Carlson in my M2 20 gauge.

Depends on the age, I had a Monty made 12 - 15 years ago that had the old style, non-Crio chokes. I sold my Monty when I bought an Ethos.

Now I see why them birds are called the "filet mignon of the sky". Looks might tasty. I use Carlson turkey chokes, but they are not ported and I cannot advise about their compatibility with steel. Carlson has a good website to help choose the choke you need. https://www.choketube.com

Now I see why them birds are called the "filet mignon of the sky". Looks might tasty. I use Carlson turkey chokes, but they are not ported and I cannot advise about their compatibility with steel. Carlson has a good website to help choose the choke you need.

Regardless the gun should not fire a second round until the trigger is reset. My first guess is a second pull of the trigger, but things do happen. My father's old Remy model 11 would shoot twice with on pull at irregular intervals, but it was 40 - 50 years old. Have the gun checked by a gunsmith that knows Benellis, ASAP.

Higher grade of engraving' gold inlays and such. Actual performance of the gun will be much the same as other Benelli auto-loaders.