benelli nova/mad max choke also Forend rattle problem
03-03-2004 | 05:05 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Steuben County, NY
benelli nova/mad max choke also Forend rattle problem
I just picked up a new benelli nova last night for turkey hunting. I was wondering what people have done to fix the annoying rattle of the forend.
Thanks.
I also bought a mad max turkey choke. Does anyone have a recommendation for what will pattern the best with this combination?
Thanks.
I also bought a mad max turkey choke. Does anyone have a recommendation for what will pattern the best with this combination?
03-03-2004 | 09:50 AM
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Spike
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From: N. Bellmore NY USA
RE: benelli nova/mad max choke also Forend rattle problem
Had the same problem. Use a allen wrench on it don't make it to tight. You'll love the gun. If you can get a recoil reducer for it you'll love it more
jackdee
jackdee
03-07-2004 | 01:30 PM
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From: joliet illinois USA
RE: benelli nova/mad max choke also Forend rattle problem
i put the medium slip on recoil pad made by sims, that really helps when i am shooting 3.5in #5 hevi shot. also useing a bushnell trophy red dot scope. and a brily hevi choke tube. shooting perfect pattern at 30 yards. the recoil is a must. what a difference. remember this sims pad has to be a slip- on pad due to no screw holes for securing the pad.
03-08-2004 | 06:58 AM
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RE: benelli nova/mad max choke also Forend rattle problem
hey mjr10
I shoot a nova with a comp n choke tube and at 45 yards my pattern is about 16 " in diameter. I shoot a #5 Remington heavy shot 3.5 I have killed three turks with that gun and choke system You should be able to get the rattle in the fore arm out by using a allen wrench.
good luck
I shoot a nova with a comp n choke tube and at 45 yards my pattern is about 16 " in diameter. I shoot a #5 Remington heavy shot 3.5 I have killed three turks with that gun and choke system You should be able to get the rattle in the fore arm out by using a allen wrench.
good luck
