@@637mathias Nova Speed and M2 Speed have the same ComforTech 3 stock. You can cut -20mm and attach about 10mm shorter recoil pad. So total you can get about -30mm off from the orginal stock.

@jasuhep thanks for the reply Next to do is visit the link in description and order some parts before start sawing

With the M4 fixed stock you can use the InnovaTAC universal adapter kzbin.info/www/bejne/en7El6War6-sbJosi=iIMkvnoveqCeRYLg

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Well, some modified division shooters swing around even more nose-heavy shotguns :D . Maybe it is not the optimal, but surely you could get some good results with a 30" if you train yourself to be proficient. The barrel will be similar length than a 12 round magazine: www.innovatac.fi/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/barrelmagtubechart.jpg

Thanks, I went with a Benelli M2 Speed instead. Then I know the shotgun will be better than me :) @@jasuhep

All Benelli extension tubes have the same thread. The extension tube nut (the red nut in Nova Speed) varies to model to model. But you can attach any Benelli tube to the nut. The Nova Speed thread is M3, so complete M3 tubes should also fit.

@@jasuhepThanks a ton! That makes my life a lot easier to just find tubes to attach on the original red nut instead of finding tube&nut sets, since M3 is prohibited in Canada which makes it nearly impossible to find.

Yes, the 20 gauge ComforTech stock is the same than 12 gauge.

Thread is M3. So not compatible with M2 or Supernova threads.

@@jasuhep Okay, Thank you

Improved cylinder is likely the best from the included chokes.

Please watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXfGonqpndiqgKc

@Jaakko I already watched that's why I asked? I am 1.81cm 84kgr

@@antonisdgr the answer was in the video :D . Both are competitive, the 24" is slightly more agile and 26" slightly easier to shoot. Depends on the stage which one can give advantage. You need to choose what fits your style and make a personal decision. I know I could personally shoot a little faster with the 26", but I have chosen to learn to work with the more snappy 24". So I gain a little time in handling and transitions, but shooting takes more effort than with a longer and heavier gun.

@@jasuhep thanks a lot 🙏 I wish you the best! Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷

You can find it on benelli.it, scroll down on the Nova Speed page and click ”download manual” . The page asks for email, but once the form is filled the manual can be downloaded benelli.it/en/arma/nova-speed

@@jasuhep Thank you. I found it.

I recommend to watch my video about shotgun weight and barrel length: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXfGonqpndiqgKc

The magazine tube thread in Nova Speed is Benelli M3, not compatible with old SuperNova/Nova.

@@jasuhep wow why they did that, m3 magazine extension are almost nowhere to be found. It make the customization of the mag a nighmare and really expensive. Good job benelli!

@@joebob9292 Nova Speed has some parts that are from the M3, like the fixed magazine tube. For the factory it makes a lot of sense. But it is good to know that all the Benelli orginal magazine extensions fit the (red) tube nut, so it is possible to fit the shotgun with shorter tube if needed. The 12 round tube comes with the set.

I use "benelli compact" stock length on all my shotguns. It is -20mm shorter than standard stock. InnovaTAC makes adapter kits that you can use to cut the orginal stock to compact length.

@@jasuhep I was just looking at a Tristar G2 Viper youth model that comes with 2 stocks and a 2" barrel extension, so the barrel could be 24" or 26", but the sight radius remains the same. (20 gauge which I thought could work for casual clays and maybe casual action shooting. I'm new to shotguns, so I don't know much.)

The center of gravity changes very very minimally compared how much it changes when magazine tube is being emptied or filled. But generally it can be said that the closer the center of gravity is to the body, also easier the shotgun control is.

The center of gravity is related to all of the masses and their eccentricity to the central line of the center of gravity. Think about a pistol slide ....the higher it is from your hand the more the muzzle rise. Since the mass of the piece of the stock is low and it's center of mass is close to the center of mass of the metal parts and onboard ammo it doesn't effect the center of gravity as much. If the stock was very heavy compared to the gun and more eccentricity to the the mag and receiver it would make more difference to cut the stock.

By watching this video :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXfGonqpndiqgKc

@@jasuhep Thank you Jaakko! I also found it shortly after watching your review video. I am mainly a IPSC handgun shooter trying to dip my foot into shotgun. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.