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I have a Benelli m2 tactical for sale. 18.5'' barrel, 3'' chamber, ghost ring sights, and pistol grip. Comes with booklet, chokes tool, magazine limitor, and original box. This is a great shotgun with not a scratch on it. Its only about 3 months old. Only 30 or so shells fired through it. Im asking $900. Live in Indiana. Reply if interested. Can email pictures

:eek:does anyone know where i can find OEM engine parts for my HSR-Benelli S8 jetski...phone number..Email??? thanks to anyone who can help

I have a 20 gauge M1 super 90 and want to replace the synthetic buttstock and forearm with wood. Not knowing much about Benelli shotguns is there models that the stock and forearm would interchange with? Thanks!

Brand new Benelli Improved Cylinder Choke Tube ( flush mount standard style chock) Item # 80058p Brand new TacStar 7-Shot Extension Item # 1081185 (I could only fit 6 in mine, don't know why) Both for $65.00 Free Shipping US Buyer only Email for paypal payment email address mojospanker at yahoo dot com

Have brand new 28 inch SBE II max -4 camo wanting to trade barrel for 26 in same camo.

I am extremely happy with my supernova, no regrets. It is my first Benelli and definitely not my last!!!! Check out my videos of some amazing feats accomplished by an 18" home defense guns, and please share yours, of any benelli shotgun. Look me up on YouTube, lordbaronpzda, or just put /lordbaronpzda after the site URL.

I love my shotgun so much, I had to join this forum to express myself. Just picked up my Supernova Tactical today @ Turner's Outdoorsman, and the main thing that sold me on the gun was of course the Ghost Ring Sight. This is my first Benelli, and definitely NOT my last. This is also my first shotgun! I got myself a Mesa Tactical picatinny rail and now have a holographic sight sitting on the shotgun already. Here's my overall impression of the gun, rated categorically: Looks: 10/10 Definitely one of the coolest looking pumps. Weight: 9/10 Extremely light, but a little front heavy. Performance: 9/10 It's not as smooth on recoil as Benelli claims. Versatility: 10/10 Ghost ring, weight, length....Nuff said. Disassembly: 3/10 Buttstock too hard to remove, a must to get the trigger housing out. Assembly: 3/10 Again, buttstock. Need special tools. Cleaning: 10/10 Ridiculously easy. Capacity: 9/10 Just add the extension and it'll be a ten. Compatibility: 6/10 Not many buttstocks, not many add-ons available. OVERALL RATING: 9.7/10 (7.7 average + 2.0 for still being amazing, besides some flaws)

Im finally gonna step to the plate! I will be adding a few things to it after I get it... I would like to know what type of rails, mag extensions, light/laser combos + mounts you guys suggest. I have seen a few Holo/Red dot scopes... but do you really need one of those for HD? I will NOT be hunting or using the gun for anything else except maybe going to the shooting range to blow the carbon (buckshot) out every once in awhile. Pictures and links to the places where I can get the stuff you guys suggest would be appreciated too! Thanks to you all, looking forward to having some back-up to my Sigma 9mm. "just in case"

Hey, I was just wondering if anybody could tell me what the bore diameter of the SuperNova Tactical 18.5" barrel is? I'm guessing that it is around .730" but I haven't been able to find any information about it. I guess I could just measure it with some calipers, but I was wondering if there was an official spec from Benelli, that I don't know about. Thanks

Hi there I want to buy a Cammo stock and forend for my benelli m2. Is anyone selling theres or know where i can buy one? I'm in the uk but willing to buy from anywhere! Steve

Hi everyone, I recently bought a Benelli M2 Its 28inch barrel I want to know where in the UK i can buy a magazine extnesion for it? Or even where could i buy one that would post to the UK? Preferably to go to the end of the barrel! Can someone please help me as i have been looking for quite some time! Thanks Steven

Used had it for about less then year.....Im a college student who lives downtown. I loved it when I used to go out and shoot with it, but I got M1 super 90 on layaway at the Gunstore. I would like to do a local trade, im in the heart of downtown lexington, but I can do shipping also, only to FFL dealer. Email me at my work account, its my name at aol, I have a gun show in a week that I might take it to so the sooner the better. It has the pistol grip and the ghost ring sights, thanks alot viewers! Im selling it for $400, I also have a Romanian AK-47 thats going for $400, but if you want them both I'll do $750 - not including shipping. It would make a great christmas present! thanks yall

I purchased my Vinci and another gun at the same time at Gander Mountain - which has provided awesome customer service through this whole process. I am currently on my second Vinci since I experienced an approximate 10-15% misfire of my shotgun shells - which were the Winchester Xpert Hi-Velocity 3" shells. With my first Vinci, I went on three major, 5-day duck hunts. During these hunts, some different, yet similar failures were happening: 1. At first I was having periodic misfires with the first shell. Simply pulling the trigger, all I would hear was the 'click' of the firing pin, and of course, there was an associated firing pin indentation in the primer. The indentation was faint and obviously not strong enough to fire the shell. This happened a handful of times. 2. Occasionally, the 'click' of the firing pin on the first shell in the gun would not even leave a firing pin indentation at all. When these misfires of the first shell occurred, I was eventually more prepared and would quickly pull the slide back, ejecting the shell and loading the second round in the chamber which would then fire. 3. In the beginning, all misfires occurred only on the first round, however, at the end of my second hunt, I also experienced a misfire (hearing the firing pin 'click' and no indentation on the shell) on the third round. This misfire occurred after attempting to fire three rounds in succession. The gun was disassembled and thoroughly cleaned after every use. Gander Mountain(GM) was contacted after each hunt as well as the gun being brought into their in-house gunsmith. Neither any of the sales reps or gunsmith heard of this or any problems with the Vinci thus far and only a guess as to what the problem may be. They suggested that the 'machined groove' (on the barrell) that the bolt locking head could have been dirty and did not provide good shell:firing pin contact. This was the only thing that we could collectively come up with and I was sent out in the field to try it again after the first hunt. I did not have much faith as the gun was thoroughly cleaned after each use. As, described, the problem continued. I contacted Benelli which was quick to offer to send out a new firing pin and spring, however, I knew that there was something else going on and that it would not solve the problem. GM also contacted Benelli to find out what they wanted to do; they did not hear back from them and GM simply replaced the Vinci with a brand new Vinci. Well, I just got back from another duck hunt. I shot only 23 rounds through the gun and had two misfire (first shell only) as well as one feeding problem where the third shell and carrier would get stuck. Again, this is nearly a 10% failure rate. During this trip, I realized what I believe is to be the problem. When the bolt is automatically and/or manually put in the forward position (ex, loading a shell), sometimes the bolt locking head is not in the proper position. When the bolt (action) is properly closed, the bolt locking head (BLH) actually turns a bit counterclockwise as it gets seated into the machined groove on the barrel. I noticed that sometimes, the bolt locking head is not turned - thus preventing enough of a gap between the shell primer and the firing pin. The photo below is the proper position of the bolt locking head (note this by the ejector on the BLH): Below is what I believe is happening when the gun misfires, whether it is the first or third shell - compare the position of the ejector to the picture above! Finally, the last picture (not shown since there is a limit of two photos per post) is duplication of how the shell got hung up in the carrier and does not pushed all the way into the chamber. This failure only happened once in the last 20 or so shells. This is the first Benelli that I have ever owned. Two other hunting partners bought the Winchester Super X3 and the Beretta Xtrema 2 have shot a season of trap and season of hunting without a hitch. It is a bitter-sweet purchase. For my first semi-auto, I would never imagine that I would have these problems for the amount of money it costs. Has anybody else had any problems at all in the field with this gun. I will be taking the gun back to GM tomorrow to see what they think. I will also be contacting Benelli in the near future to get their opinion on this problem. I hope that since it is a brand new gun this year, that maybe there was a quality control issue or something that has now been straightened out. I will check out some other blogs to see what others are saying....good luck.

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Is there anyone out there reloading an R1? Any helpful hints? I am using RCBS equipment and trying to load the 300 Win Mag. On top of my ignorance I am new to reloading in general. Should I use a crimp? What is a good bullet? Load? Any info will most likely help me.

I've been camping out on the Benelli website and drooling over the R1 for a future elk hunt. The bad news is I'm left handed. Before I buy an R1 I need to know if the ejected shells will hit me in the face. Anyone out there shooting an R1 left handed and willing to share their experiences?