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I've been leaning toward the SBE2 for its simplicity and I've shot it and like how it shoots. Originally I was thinking superx3 but shot one and wasn't overly impressed. Remington is totally out of the question, never go back after an 11-87. I'm also considering the Vinci, Maxus or Beretta. What do you guys have to say good or bad about any of these? Oh and Assa I don't need any input about how great your 870 is.

I would like to have an auto sometime, but I just can't justify the money for how much I hunt. I do want one, though. Not before an O/U, but I do want one.

I've had none, have friends and family that have hunted with all. Best overall auto I have seen has been the Beretta, 2nd has been my dads Mossy 935.

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Check out beretta a400 unico xplor. I got one and it is hands down the best gun I've ever owned.

I got the A5 and like it a lot. Great warranty and is inertia like the SBE II instead of gas.

I had a xtrema2 that shot very great for me although I was not comfortable with the low vent rib. Didn't fit me sold it for a browning silver and will never look back. Like benelli's for the ergonomics but prefer gas. Your mileage may vary

I love my sbeII, but I know a couple people with the extemas and they are very happy and they are a few bucks cheaper.

assateague wrote::lol:
I would like to have an auto sometime, but I just can't justify the money for how much I hunt. I do want one, though. Not before an O/U, but I do want one.

Pretty soon me and you won't be able to have an auto "assault shotgun"

Eric Haynes wrote:

assateague wrote::lol:
I would like to have an auto sometime, but I just can't justify the money for how much I hunt. I do want one, though. Not before an O/U, but I do want one.

Pretty soon me and you won't be able to have an auto "assault shotgun"

When you guys cone out for the No-Coast hunt, you won't be going back

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I strongly feel that I have no need for a 3.5" shells.
Given that, I choose the Benelli M2. It has proven to be a good choice. For me it swung better than the SBE.

So I recommend the M2. It makes a great turkey gun and is light enough to use for upland hunting.

I have a Maxus. I really like it, it shoots and fits great for me.

huntntech wrote:I have a Maxus. I really like it, it shoots and fits great for me.

I really wanted to like that gun, bad. Just felt weird and cheap to me.

I'll sell ya your 1187 back

Tomkat wrote:I strongly feel that I have no need for a 3.5" shells.
Given that, I choose the Benelli M2. It has proven to be a good choice. For me it swung better than the SBE.

So I recommend the M2. It makes a great turkey gun and is light enough to use for upland hunting.

A 3.5" shotty is rated for 14,500 psi rather than 11k, of he is going to continue shooting my home rolled loads a 3.5" gun is in his best interest even if he never fired a Roman candle through it

jehler wrote:

Tomkat wrote:I strongly feel that I have no need for a 3.5" shells.
Given that, I choose the Benelli M2. It has proven to be a good choice. For me it swung better than the SBE.

So I recommend the M2. It makes a great turkey gun and is light enough to use for upland hunting.

A 3.5" shotty is rated for 14,500 psi rather than 11k, of he is going to continue shooting my home rolled loads a 3.5" gun is in his best interest even if he never fired a Roman candle through it

All 3.5"s are?!

Flightstopper wrote:

jehler wrote:

Tomkat wrote:I strongly feel that I have no need for a 3.5" shells.
Given that, I choose the Benelli M2. It has proven to be a good choice. For me it swung better than the SBE.

So I recommend the M2. It makes a great turkey gun and is light enough to use for upland hunting.

A 3.5" shotty is rated for 14,500 psi rather than 11k, of he is going to continue shooting my home rolled loads a 3.5" gun is in his best interest even if he never fired a Roman candle through it

All 3.5"s are?!

Yep

jehler wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

jehler wrote:

Tomkat wrote:I strongly feel that I have no need for a 3.5" shells.
Given that, I choose the Benelli M2. It has proven to be a good choice. For me it swung better than the SBE.

So I recommend the M2. It makes a great turkey gun and is light enough to use for upland hunting.

A 3.5" shotty is rated for 14,500 psi rather than 11k, of he is going to continue shooting my home rolled loads a 3.5" gun is in his best interest even if he never fired a Roman candle through it

All 3.5"s are?!

Yep

Epic man. Couldn't ever find out for sure

Flightstopper wrote:

jehler wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

jehler wrote:

Tomkat wrote:I strongly feel that I have no need for a 3.5" shells.
Given that, I choose the Benelli M2. It has proven to be a good choice. For me it swung better than the SBE.

So I recommend the M2. It makes a great turkey gun and is light enough to use for upland hunting.

A 3.5" shotty is rated for 14,500 psi rather than 11k, of he is going to continue shooting my home rolled loads a 3.5" gun is in his best interest even if he never fired a Roman candle through it

All 3.5"s are?!

Yep

Epic man. Couldn't ever find out for sure

It's always a good idea to trust someone's answer on the internet.

JGUN wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

jehler wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

jehler wrote:[quote="Tomkat"]I strongly feel that I have no need for a 3.5" shells.
Given that, I choose the Benelli M2. It has proven to be a good choice. For me it swung better than the SBE.

So I recommend the M2. It makes a great turkey gun and is light enough to use for upland hunting.

A 3.5" shotty is rated for 14,500 psi rather than 11k, of he is going to continue shooting my home rolled loads a 3.5" gun is in his best interest even if he never fired a Roman candle through it

All 3.5"s are?!

Yep

Epic man. Couldn't ever find out for sure

It's always a good idea to trust someone's answer on the internet.[/quote]
:lol:


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JGUN wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

jehler wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

jehler wrote:[quote="Tomkat"]I strongly feel that I have no need for a 3.5" shells.
Given that, I choose the Benelli M2. It has proven to be a good choice. For me it swung better than the SBE.

So I recommend the M2. It makes a great turkey gun and is light enough to use for upland hunting.

A 3.5" shotty is rated for 14,500 psi rather than 11k, of he is going to continue shooting my home rolled loads a 3.5" gun is in his best interest even if he never fired a Roman candle through it

All 3.5"s are?!

Yep

Epic man. Couldn't ever find out for sure

It's always a good idea to trust someone's answer on the internet.[/quote]

Surely a "real nice guy" wouldn't want to blow up his steens connection.

Flightstopper wrote:

JGUN wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

jehler wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:[quote="jehler"][quote="Tomkat"]I strongly feel that I have no need for a 3.5" shells.
Given that, I choose the Benelli M2. It has proven to be a good choice. For me it swung better than the SBE.

So I recommend the M2. It makes a great turkey gun and is light enough to use for upland hunting.

A 3.5" shotty is rated for 14,500 psi rather than 11k, of he is going to continue shooting my home rolled loads a 3.5" gun is in his best interest even if he never fired a Roman candle through it

All 3.5"s are?!

Yep

Epic man. Couldn't ever find out for sure

It's always a good idea to trust someone's answer on the internet.[/quote]

Surely a "real nice guy" wouldn't want to blow up his steens connection.[/quote]
Yeah well you'd be surprised how many times I've been handed a shell with him saying "Here try this"

JGUN wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

JGUN wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

jehler wrote:[quote="Flightstopper"][quote="jehler"][quote="Tomkat"]I strongly feel that I have no need for a 3.5" shells.
Given that, I choose the Benelli M2. It has proven to be a good choice. For me it swung better than the SBE.

So I recommend the M2. It makes a great turkey gun and is light enough to use for upland hunting.

A 3.5" shotty is rated for 14,500 psi rather than 11k, of he is going to continue shooting my home rolled loads a 3.5" gun is in his best interest even if he never fired a Roman candle through it

All 3.5"s are?!

Yep

Epic man. Couldn't ever find out for sure

It's always a good idea to trust someone's answer on the internet.[/quote]

Surely a "real nice guy" wouldn't want to blow up his steens connection.[/quote]
Yeah well you'd be surprised how many times I've been handed a shell with him saying "Here try this"[/quote]

Thought that was Brew's job?

JGUN wrote:Yeah well you'd be surprised how many times I've been handed a shell with him saying "Here try this"

Still have ten fingers don't ya

Na he gets the ones I don't want.

JGUN wrote:Na he gets the ones I don't want.

i have always shot pump guns but i'm planning on buying a beretta a400extreme or a maxus before next season. i don't know if i'll use it much but i want to have a semi-auto

Bufflehead wrote:i have always shot pump guns but i'm planning on buying a beretta a400extreme or a maxus before next season. i don't know if i'll use it much but i want to have a semi-auto

Best thing since sliced bread. Manually cycling rounds is for suckers.

3legged_lab wrote:

Bufflehead wrote:i have always shot pump guns but i'm planning on buying a beretta a400extreme or a maxus before next season. i don't know if i'll use it much but i want to have a semi-auto

Best thing since sliced bread. Manually cycling rounds is for suckers.

you just can't handle the kick

500~750 rounds per year make it nice.

I wouldn't take anything for my M2 and my brother has an xtrema2 and my only complaint with the xtrema is where the safety is but both are really nice