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 Benelli M2, 20ga
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10/06/11 02:48 PM
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BMowatt
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Any reviews on this, any of you bird killers shot one
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: BMowatt]
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10/06/11 03:00 PM
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Marcstar
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My buddy has a Benelli Legacy 20ga...shoots sweet. Shot M2 12ga before and they are great. But no reviews are this model from me....although with Benelli Semi autos I'd be willing to take a leap of faith and get one if I were in the market....they are just so solid it's hard to go wrong.
Dear Lord please bullwhip me for saying this but I agree, Marcstar is in the lead. Please nobody use this as a quote!!!
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: Marcstar]
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10/06/11 03:12 PM
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BMowatt
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Have an SBE II now but wanting to add a 20 ga
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: BMowatt]
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10/06/11 03:48 PM
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BMowatt
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May need go rethink this, M2 doesn't appear to be available with a 28" barrel,
which I like
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: BMowatt]
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10/06/11 05:06 PM
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STXHO
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That is my favorite gun that Benelli makes. I love my berettas but my girlfriend is having trouble with her 870 youth, I am planning on buying her a M2 20ga sometime this month. They are good guns for the most part. The only thing better is a Beretta 391 20ga.
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: STXHO]
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10/06/11 05:22 PM
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Featherduster
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I have an M2 12g gauge in a 28" barrel.
It's my gun of choice for waterfowl.
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: Featherduster]
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10/06/11 05:46 PM
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applequacks
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buddy of mine shoots a lefty M2 in 12 guage. very cool gun.
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: applequacks]
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10/06/11 08:31 PM
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maturner05
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I have one and love it. Shoot dove and quail with it, and occasionally some skeet and trap just for fun. i probably have 500-600 rounds through it and no mis-fires (knock on wood)...light recoil and always durable/dependable. I would definitely recommend it.
Is it duck season yet?
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: maturner05]
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10/06/11 09:26 PM
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cheasapeake
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Woodsman
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I've got a m2 20ga. I bought a few years ago when bass pro was running there fall hunting sale. Paid 950.00 for it. Love the gun, would highly recommend
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: cheasapeake]
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10/07/11 02:05 AM
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BarneyWho
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I have an M1 20ga and love it. Sweet shooting gun on decoying ducks. Dick's Sporting goods is running $100 off the M2's right now making them $899 IIRC. 
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: Featherduster]
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10/07/11 02:16 AM
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Homey da Clown
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CTJ
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I have an M2 12g gauge in a 28" barrel.
It's my gun of choice for waterfowl. Same gun that comes to my shoulder 
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: BarneyWho]
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10/07/11 04:35 AM
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drakedoctor
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Got one for my wife and both of us have had nothing but good reliable shoots every time. If switching from a heavier 12 ga you may need to work on adjusting your swing timing with his lighter gun. You shouldn't have any regrets!
Live to hunt, hunt to live.
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: drakedoctor]
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10/08/11 06:24 PM
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Quacker Attacker
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I have one and use it for both doves and ducks. Outstanding gun.
Why the hell should I have to press 1 for English!!??
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: Quacker Attacker]
#2642968
10/08/11 07:53 PM
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BMowatt
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Priced one at Gander Mountain, $1300,
They are nuts,
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Re: Benelli M2, 20ga
[Re: BMowatt]
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10/08/11 08:43 PM
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940AC
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Have had the M2 12 gauge for 3 seasons now. It's been pheasant and duck hunting in 20 degree weather. Cycled everything that has been put through it. So far so good.
 No bad days hunting
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