Lundinbridge

I'm in the market for a new shotgun and I'm set on getting a Benelli. The two choices I have are the Vinci and the SBEII. what are the advantages to each?

outdoorsmen

what are you going to use it for?

slayer_54

first off the SEII has been around longer, secondly the vinci is ugly as chit

.243coyote

Lundinbridge,
I also have this problem. My dad just bought the Vinci and he loves it. I shot it a few times and loved it to. On the other hand my buddy has an SBE 2 and he loves it. Im mostly going to use mine for waterfowl so i dont know if I should go with the SBE 2 just because it can accomadate 3 1/2 inch shells. Even though the Vinci is a little odd looking it shoots amazing, I was pretty impressed. But I guess just shoot them both to really find out. I plan to do the same.

Lundinbridge

I actually think the Vinci is pretty cool looking, but I would be using it for duck and teal so 3.5"s aren't needed. I also like how the Vinci is $300 less than the SBEII

Sheridan

Don't like the "looks" of the Vinci - sorry !


Just one man's opinion..........

ksfowler

There you answer. I have never had the need for a 3 1/2" shell. It is a different looking gun but I like the fact that it breaks down into 3 pieces.

kingvjack

I've heard of the Vinci having some issues... but I would assume it was from improper assembly or lack of cleaning...

209jones

The 3-1/2 will retain value better than the 3", and, if you do decide to do a bunch of snow goose and lateseason canadas, you may well start using 3-1/2, just to push up pellet count in your shots
And, the SBE is a high grade weapon, if it fits you.

blaserman

I have over 500 rounds shot in the Vinci that I own and Love it. It a piece of equipment , a utility fire arm . If you want a Mona Lisa buy a engraved Beretta or $100,000 British side by side. To each his own , Mossburg or Remingtom pump does just as good . And yes I still shoot both of them too.