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Super Black Eagle
Took the gun dove hunting one year - Had problems with the gun jamming using low power shells - will this jam the gun - Should I use high powered shells - concerned
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RE: Super Black Eagle
Used my SBE with 2 3/4" #4 steel for pheasants on Friday; never skipped a beat; but never has. Awesome gun.
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RE: Super Black Eagle
Guess I will have to take that SBE off your hands Bird Dog for around 300 dollars. I don't want you using faulting equipment in the field. Just looking out for you.
Might want to call Benelli. I always see these guns work flawlessly. Kinda strange problem. Is it brand new or old? |
RE: Super Black Eagle
The SBE will have problems cycling light loads, it should be o.k. with heavier loads, say 1 1/8 oz. of shot and a lot of powder, but the cheap shells you buy at discounters such as Wally World don't usually meet this criteria. It is a lot to ask of any gun to go from 3 1/2" mags to 2 3/4" field loads, and some do this better than others, but none are perfect.
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RE: Super Black Eagle
I am seriously thinking of getting a Super Black Eagle 3 1/2 Camo. I've looked at the Winchester X2 and the Browning Gold also. Are there any other problems that others may have found with the Benelli SBE? Of the three guns the Benelli I found to be the most user friendly with regard to weight and also it is not as bulky as the other two.
Edited by - Jaunty Dan on 01/16/2002 17:04:32 |
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RE: Super Black Eagle
From all the guys that I have heard talk about them, they are rated very highly!! Compared to the Winchester X2, or the Browning Gold 3 1/2's, those Beneli's are the most money!! Be prepared to fork out some big bucks for that gun!! <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>
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