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Old 08-19-2012
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Default Benelli super black eagle 2

Anyone shoot this gun and if so, what do you like about it for ducks/geese!!

Im in the market for a new 12 gauge and I want to buy one that will last me a long time...... Dont realy want to cheep out and regret buying a cheeper gun and not like it and have to buy a better gun in the future!!

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I love mine Ive put around 5000 rds of 3inch through mine and it hasn't jammed yet. I would recommend trying a few different guns if possible to see which one fits you the best. You cant go wrong with the benelli or beretta
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You won't be disappointed, love mine !
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You won't be disappointed, love mine !
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You'll never shoot another shotgun again.
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You'll never shoot another shotgun again.
Uh, they're a good shotgun, but I dunno if they are THAT good!!
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Uh, they're a good shotgun, but I dunno if they are THAT good!!
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C'mon Cat. How did you feel after that new over and under addition to your harem last spring. She was exquisite. How do you feel about her now?
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C'mon Cat. How did you feel after that new over and under addition to your harem last spring. She was exquisite. How do you feel about her now?
I'm looking at the Fausti Canadian Edition in 28 gauge!!
Honestly though, I like it a lot, but I also like the 6 or seven other guns I shoot on Sundays!
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you can buy from Clay at Prophet river for just under $1500. will be old model, so if you can hang on you might find some better deals. I have personally shot the SBE2, really nice gun, like them way more than the Vinci. I personally like the gas vs inertia, just sold my beretta A391 UrikaII to pick up a new Beretta Xtreme A400, sweeeeeet gun

good luck in your decision
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Old 08-20-2012
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Had mine for 4 yrs now, it`s been good to me, 3 others guys I hunt with regularly use them also. Just clean it at the beginnning of the season, minimal oil, don`t let oil blow back into and build up in the recoil spring tube, and you are good to go.
Only stovepipe I have had, was because of my hand in the way. May need to give the action a dry wipe for excess oil buildup in cold weather (0degF) if it seems to slow down a bit.
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