benelli
Im trying to make my former question more specific....I just want to know if the Benelli M3 is able to use the same speedloading device that the M1 practical uses, and if so can I order them from benelli or do they come with the gun? Thanks to any that reply
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i am looking at a benelli shotgun and was wondering how this gun rates amongst the others? appreciate any advise. thanks 0 -
WHICH ONE?/ THEY MAKE SEVERAL MODELS. I HAVE A 90 AND A SBE. GREAT GUNS.
I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.0 -
Benellis are pricey, but they are well known for quality. I rate them with H&K. You pay for the name, but the name won't let you down. 0 -
I own two different models of their auto shotguns.
A 20 ga in the Montefeltro model and a 12 ga in the
Super Black Eagle model.
I own and have shot Browning A-5's all my life and
have to admit that, although "pricey"-there is probably
not an auto shotgun made that compares to the Benelli at
the present time.
Clean, fast, light and all around "neat".0 -
SPRING, HOW MUCH RAIN DID YOU GET LAST NIGHT?? WE HAD OVER 6 INCHES.
I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.0 -
Benelli shotguns are superb, that is why they are the first choice for many law enforcement agencies with deep pockets. Many think they are overpriced, I personally think that it is worth it. I have a Benelli M3 Super 90 and it has never let me down
Heckler & Koch does not make shotguns, they import them. Hk was once the importer for Benelli firearms but Beretta is now the owner of the Benelli company. Heckler & Koch now imports Fabarm shotguns. Benelli, Beretta, & Fabarm firearms are all made in Italy.[8D]
gunner84790 -
Duckhunter,
Right at 3 inches, along with high winds.
Between here and you, I've heard as high as 9 inches and some
areas flooding.0 -
my wife has the montefeltro, in a 20ga. and she loves it. lite,easy to carry. and comes up very nicely. i think she paid about 700$ last year, w/ tax. 0 -
I bought my Super Black Eagle in '91 and after some initial problems with el'cheapo light loads (which they later changed the requirement to 1 1/8 oz dram). Once I switched ammo to AA then it has functioned flawlessly since. Since nobody mentioned it already, besides being consistent and reliable they are a breeze to clean. It is honestly the fastest, easiest gun to clean and that even includes my bolt-action guns. With a little practice you can disassemble the bolt and barrel (from the stock) and clean it up nicely. In the past 13 years with my gun I've NEVER had a failure to eject. When shooting light loads the gun would recoil and eject the empty but the bolt didn't come back far enough to release the next round so the bolt closed over an empty round. Like I said, shoot 1 1/8 dram shells, or buy a light-weight spring if you want to shoot the real light stuff (but you'll have to reverse it before shooting magnum shells through it)
YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH A BENELLI!!!
Having a predictable enemy is better than having an ally you can't trust.0 -
First Benelli I've owned. Mine is a M1014 and I am impressed. VERY accurate, light weight and a breeze to clean. I bought Benelli based on their reputation for quality. I paid, yes I paid, but would pay again! My wife likes it too! ( I had to sell her pretty hard to shake lose $1500!) Once she shot it, she was hooked too! See... 

Mateomasfeo0 -
I found out I won't be hunting with anything else but Benelli shotguns from december 2002 - when I bought the SBE.
Just experiencing the Benelli SBE as an owner, hunter... You'll find out everything else is just a toy.. and I do mean everything.!
Cough up the $$ - you'll have a friend for life. It's built to be used, built to last. Treat it good - and it'll last your lifetime, treat it bad.. it'll probably still last your lifeime.
As everyone else implies - You can't go wrong with a.. or any Benelli for that matter.
Find one that suits you - borrow one if needs be, check it out at the range. But be carefull - you might get hooked by this Italian too [:)]
Don't do anything that I've allready done - That'd be just plain STOOOOOOPID.0
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