Benelli M2 3 gun

[doctorlivingstone]

I love the M2 3 gun, I don't like the price much, but if you don't participate in 3 gun competitions would you buy it? I know it's not ideally suited to skeet, sporting clays, etc. but would you use it for that?

 

What's your opinion of the M2 3gun.

[Creeper]

I do compete in 3-gun*, and I wouldn't buy it. I'd spend a few extra bucks and get a gun built by a 3-gun competition 'smith... like Taran Tactical for example.

 

It's basically an M2, item # 11026 with several Nordic and other accessories fit to it, and a cool 3-gun logo... for about $1300 more than the 11026. You can put together almost the same gun, if you're a little mechanical, for a lot less.

 

If you like a 3-gun "look", but intend to use it for skeet, sporting clays, etc... a 11021 with a few accessories would be a better bet. All IMO of course.

 

I'd be happy to provide you with the names of the various, 'smiths, manufactures and parts you'd need to create a 3-gun conversion.... to what ever level of competition you want.

 

Cheers,

C

 

*Not in a year or so actually... I got cancer and I'm kinda stuck at home.

[alexcapone]

Another gunsmith that could make a similar 3 gun is Briley. They actually lost the bid to produce the Benelli M2 3 gun.

[Guest Eogetorenk]

i really love m2 3 gun and always eager to have it but my pocket dosent allows me to have it just wanted to know about this three gun competition as dont have much idea regarding this , can you provide any link from where i can look up more on this competition???

[Creeper]

3-Gun Nation is a good place to start.

 

C

[metroplex]

I bought about $250 worth of parts and turned my 21" M2 into a close replica of the M2 3-Gun edition. The only major difference is that mine doesn't have the Nordic bolt release or the high speed stuff they did to the receiver and moving parts group.