Benelli SBE 3 DISLIKES !!!!!!!! Everything you NEED to know!

[@jagmeetsmann]

The guy on the left really wants to buy the shotgun that’s why he keeps pointing out the issues with this gun

[@davidnewton8868]

I have the SBE III mossy oak bottomland, and I have no complaints so far, but this is awesome info, thank you.

[@FALhunter]

Nice! Thanks for the comment. Keep me posted on your SBE III

[@joshisley87]

I have bottomlands sbe3 and 6mths after purchase i have massive wear on the left side of reciever in the paint. Like yall i used floating avery case going in and out of the woods/swamps and i sent it in and benelli said normal wear and tear. Smh $1899 and 6mths paints wearing seems off to me. No performance issues mine shoots 60/40. Carlsons ported cremator choke is devastating

[@pmazurek559]

A good shotgun it's just as important as a good vehicle or a good spouse. If you can't trust it you will never be comfortable.

[@codyrivenburgh2926]

Is be more comfortable with an untrustworthy vehicle then i ever will be with a untrustworthy wife or firearm

[@baydog22566]

Mine shot high and left, sent it to Benelli on their dime and they had it back in 10 days. Went from POA about 10"high and 4" left , came back with a POA 1"high and 1'left. Other then that, I was the first in NY to buy one, and it as never hung up or malfunctioned in anyway!Give Benelli a chance to make it right.

[@FALhunter]

I put the C shim on and it’s been shooting great.. so we’ll see here next week when we start killing ducks again.

[@derek8320]

@@FALhunter would love to know how that works. Just bought one last week and have never used the shims or anything like it before.... (it seems amazing to me since I upgraded from a nova). So far I haven't seen any issues with shooting. I havent patterned it but shot a rock on the downhill fall after I threw which I've normally shot high in the past and typically miss. I chose it over the new A5 because of reviews where they had trouble with cycling dove loads and I wanted the capability for 3 1/2".

[@brendanjenkins202]

Have you tried to increase the amount of drop on the gun? Once I did that, I was lining up the bead perfectly and shooting 50/50 maybe 60/40

[@jakeferguson08]

For what it's worth, my SBE3 shot 100/0 it was 18-24" high from POA. I called Benelli, they knew they had an issue, I sent it in and had it back within 10 business days. It's shooting about 65/35 now and I could not be happier.

[@adriancurran8137]

Hi,just from reading the review on this I'm wondering what Benelli did to the barrel to change the point of impact do you know? did they give you a new barrel or just modify your one in some way? I suppose another Question for anyone on here can you order one and have the barrel P.O.I determined to your specification 70/30 - 60/40 etc?

[@ripvanwinkle9647]

the patterning should of showed you it shot high no?

[@fishking16]

I had very similar results. Had a SBE2 that I absolutely loved. Someone decided they needed it more and stole it, and I replaced it with the 3. Had nothing but issues from day 1, and ultimately got rid of it soon after. If I bought another Benelli it would be SBE 2

[@forcemajeur.5138]

Mine shoots like 95/05 and I switch between it and a newer version A5 or a m2 20 gauge depending on the day and I always have to remind myself with the Benelli's to float birds. Granted, going back to the browning on a different day can be tricky when you get used to floating. I put a hi-viz site on it and it has helped some. I haven't had time to adjust the drop but im sure that will help. Then again my dads sbe2 shoots high. Some people had adjusted the bolt that catches the forearm grip on the magazine tube and said it brings it down to old school 870 patterns. But I believe it voids the warranty.

[@echosierra9990]

My m2 was shooting 70/30. I put a hi vis tricomp front sight with a bigger front bead, and now I’m shooting 50/50.

[@rino75214]

My sbe3 shot 90/10 ,sent it back to benelli. They sent me a new barrel with a pattern that shows 60/40. Haven't shot it yet but looks promising. Good customer service.

[@Kornholeeoo]

How did, or why did you spend $3400 on a gun everyone else gets for $1800?

[@huntergreen9448]

This is like the Rob Roberts performance package I believe

[@charlescox4812]

Just send a base gun to Rob Roberts and get back a complete broke in gun for $400 more than base.

[@The_Honcho]

@@charlescox4812 lol 400$ extra for a used gun

[@browningmaxus5360]

Most overrated gun ever made

[@Kornholeeoo]

@@browningmaxus5360 I’m hearing a lot of this more and more. Mostly from the point of aim issues.

[@ethanwheeler5865]

Great video! I’m stuck between a Beretta A400 Xtreme Plus and the SBE3. This has pretty much confirmed my fears with the benelli. Leaning more and more towards the Beretta.

[@luismagana9784]

I got both and the a400xtreme plus is a beast

[@luismagana9784]

Ethan Wheeler but the sbe3 is stupid light.

[@jasonlara9276]

I got an sb3 thinking about selling that and getting the beretta a400

[@ethanwheeler5865]

I ended up getting the Beretta. They’re well worth the money. Without a doubt, the best shooting shotgun that I’ve ever owned.

[@jasonlara9276]

Ethan Wheeler they shoot pretty much point of aim? Not high?

[@ericweber7707]

Excellent video. I own a SBE2 and a 2018 model Browning A5. My SBE2 has been flawless, shoots true to target. Not smooth loading shells in the loading port very difficult at times. Bolt release button feels cheap and isn’t an easy press. Those are my only complaints. The Browning A5 has shell ejection issues I’m still trying to fix and solve. Such a waste for the price vs the issues. Again great video super helpful guys thanks!

[@frankmccarthy2624]

I’ve owned a couple of M2s and love them. I current shoot the M2 20 gauge and love everything about it. I’ve never seen the point of the SBE when they also make the M2

[@Treadhead-wm8zy]

SBE3 26” Bottomland 2020 model. It has been 100% reliable. Speed Shock 3” 2’s and BB’s along with Boss Bismuth 3” #3. It shoots 60/40 patterns. I prefer this. I have competed in trap for 16 years and want to float my targets. Downside. The camouflage looks like complete garbage after one season. It simply has not held up. I do plan on getting it Cerakoted.

[@thomaslopez2427]

Thanks for the feedback. I have never spent that that much on a gun nor would I ever. I’ve always had very good results with Savage and Beretta. Maybe you just got a hold of a lemon but that’s still quite a bit to spend on one gun.

[@doctorjared]

My M2 field was $1050 and has been awesome for over 2k rounds. Not sure what the SBE adds for the money. Haven’t formally patterned it but it devastates doves. I do use a large fiber optic front sight so that may help if it shoots high. No cerakote but no rust yet. I rarely clean it. Have had some FTEs with Estate light dove loads if they aren’t fresh out of the box. Cheap Winchester 1-1/8oz 3dram 7.5 loads have run flawlessly. Not trolling just providing my insight into another model. I love the Bible verses brothers. Keep it up.

[@rangerpl2636]

Funny story. I had recently had an old Ithaca Mag 10 refurbished to pristine condition, it's a great shooting gun. Was invited to go goose hunting with a friend and I babied that gun the whole time even to the extent that my gun was in a case when geese flew right over the top of us without notice. I did ultimately shoot many geese but my friend said "I'm not hunting with you, with that gun, anymore unless I can tie a rope to it and drag it down the road behind my truck for a mile. That way you'll stop worrying about scratching it!" True story.

[@thedude-wb5vx]

had my sbe3 for 2 years just a camo base model no wearing of the camo at all no chips. it shoots 60/40, 70/30 depending on ammo. could be that its a rob roberts paint. ive heard real good things about rob roberts stuff tho

[@thedude-wb5vx]

@@nickhagen9623 if you want a shell that patterns great and destroys the ducks and geese like no other look into boss shotshells. every one of them ive patterned has been a solid 60/40 perfectly centered. killed a goose at 40 yards with a 2 3/4 #4 with the sbe3. thing just dropped very clean kill

[@thedude-wb5vx]

@@nickhagen9623 its a carlson cremator long range. they are nice and tight. i havent tried it with the factory full yet but plan on it. they say with those shells the tighter the better. they are more comparable to lead with how the shot deforms on contact. thats why it obliterates ducks and geese. steel doesnt deform it just goes in and stops pretty much

[@tcat3315]

I've used my SUPER NOVA for everything from an ice axe to a boat oar and anything in between. I know ththeats not really apples to apples lol. If i buy the SBE3 it will the base model the extra money will be put towards a cerakote or dip that isn't mass produced. I bought an SX4 last year as my first new semi auto. I have to say not bad for under 900 out the door

[@FALhunter]

That’s exactly what I should have done. Bought the base model shotgun and then paid Rob Roberts to do the cerakote.

[@tcat3315]

@@FALhunter After tomorrow I’m breaking my SX4 down to have the bolt handle, bolt release, mag cap and chokes cerakoted a flat purple. I can even do pretty good paint jobs. Good enough to last 13 months in Afghanistan. I painted my over under chokes almost three years ago and I’m very impressed with how they have held up.

[@FALhunter]

Very nice!

[@deanormesher7429]

Have you tried using gun grease on bolt instead of oil. It makes a big difference in allowing gun to cycle.

[@FALhunter]

I used hoppe’s gun grease 15 years ago until the Franchi I-12 that I have kept failing to cycle. It works, I just haven’t had a lot of success with it in my autos. I recently started using this penetrating oil called Corrosion Block, the stuff works incredibly well for me. Thanks for the comment!

[@03FORCE21]

Just purchased a SBE3 Optifade Marsh for myself and an SBE3 Optifade Timber for my fiancé she and I both love these guns and your video helped seal the deal. Couple questions. The chokes that these come with, how do I determine what choke to use? I am assuming the dictate your shot pattern. How do determine which chokes to use to keep a tighter pattern for distance and choke to disperse pattern quickly? We are in the middle of turkey spring turkey in Oregon and I want to set our guns up for a tighter pattern. Which choke should I use? For waterfowl, some areas we hunt the birds come tuck in super close and other locations we hunt they tuck in 30 or to 50 yards out. So I will need to use chokes that disperse the pattern quickly and other locations to keep the pattern tight. Does the super modified keep the pattern tight? Thanks for you time

[@FALhunter]

03FORCE21 first off, congrats on the new pair of SBE 3’s. You picked a great shotgun. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe that shotgun comes with 5 chokes.. From the tightest pattern to the most open pattern, the standard chokes are Full, Improved Modified, Modified, Improved Cylinder and Cylinder. Some chokes actually have a groove cut into the top of them as well for a quick identification as to which one is in your shotgun. “1” groove means it’s a Full Choke, “5” grooves would mean that it’s a Cylinder Choke. As for choosing the right choke for your type of hunting, there are a few factors that come into play, some of which you already covered in your original comment. For turkeys, I would highly recommend buying the Kicks High Flyer Full or Extra Full choke. This choke will throw a very tight and consistent pattern. Now for ducks and geese, choosing the right choke will depend on your shooting abilities. A modified is a great happy medium choke, but personally I would recommend shooting a full choke. Again, if you buy the Kicks High Flyer Full choke, that would be a great choke for both ducks and turkeys. My biggest piece of advice would be to choose a choke that you’re comfortable with and stick with it regardless what you are shooting or at what range you are shooting. I prefer a very tight pattern because my goal is to put as many pellets on target as possible. I have a lot less cripples by doing that. If you have anymore questions, feel free to ask and I’ll be happy to answer them. Thanks for the comment. ~Chris

[@03FORCE21]

Chris - Thanks for the response. You’re correct, both guns came with 5 chokes; each gun had a choke already installed into the barrel and both came with a case containing 4 chokes each. However, I am unsure if both guns were missing some equipment as neither gun appeared to come with a standard T shaped choke key. We did receive a black plastic square with two ends that extend however I am unsure exactly what they are as I have been busy with work and unable to sit down and play with them. They do appear to be two different choke keys in the same housing from a glance, but I have no experience in shotguns as everything I have done has been with rifles my entire adult life so please excuse the most likely obvious ignorance. I have a strong background in shooting as mentioned so I will want to keep as tight of a pattern as possible for myself however, for my fiancé until I essentially can dial in her D.O.P.E. I will want to be trying to figure out which choke would be best for her shooting style. Lastly, I do have another question. Which is the proper way to break these in? I have heard a lot of mixed reviews and suggestions but you seem to be pretty dialed in and in tune with this weapon.

[@coreyhopkins9261]

Sorry to hear the problems your having. I bought a super vinci this year and have been shooting clays with it thus far and poa-poi is way closer than the sbe3s I know if you put a taller bead on the front it will lower your poi quite a bit. I know the money spent you should not have to but it will help.

[@cfoutdoors243]

Great vid as always. I agree with spending that much money on a gun and it shouldn't have so many issues. I'm gonna try to get me a shotkam this year, hopefully. Glad to see some vids from ya again.

[@nickhodgson5219]

I like a 1 year review vs most people’s 1 week review lol thanks for the video

[@FALhunter]

Lol glad you like it. I’ll be brutally honest with the review videos on anything we use. I’m not one to sugar coat

[@bobl5737]

You are sending it back to have these issues corrected, right? If you purchased the gun new, it should be under warranty.

[@andrewjackson5476]

That’s why your always shoot at paper before you hunt with a new gun so you know what your shot pattern is like and how it shoots

[@huntermorgan8226]

Loved my super black eagle 2 never had problems bought the super black eagle 3 turkey performance last year jams all the time

[@FALhunter]

Is it jamming on 3 1/2’s? I have mine at the gunsmith right now because it was double feeding 3 1/2’s from the magazine tube onto the feed ramp during most of our late goose season. I’m about to sell the damn thing if these problems keep happening. Thanks for the comment.

[@huntermorgan8226]

@@FALhunter everything its jamming I got to send it back after turkey season I get one shot and jam

[@BlairStOnge]

That’s why I prefer a flat ribbed shotgun. Browning A5 is excellent

[@kross1261]

Ouch that’s a bad deal. I own multiple Benelli semi autos. Never owned the SBE3 and glad I didn’t. I love to waterfowl hunt and about 10 years ago I switched to a M2 with a 21” barrel. Love it, quick pointing

[@FALhunter]

That sounds like a fun little gun right there! I just recently picked up a Browning Citori with a 24” barrel and it’s quickly becoming my favorite shotgun for that exact reason.

[@kross1261]

@@FALhunter BTW I’ve learned after 30 years of shooting Benelli semi is to break down the gun and clean once a year with warm water and Dawn soap and a toothbrush. People think they’re clean but they’re not. Also I use nothing but FP10 for lube (sparingly) especially helpful when hunting sub freezing temps. These 2 things will definitely help your Benelli function properly. But you point of aim problem that’s something I’ve never experienced with a Benelli and would be pretty upset about. Had a BPS 10 gauge I used years ago that had the same problem. Got rid of it.

[@matthewmitchell8678]

The fact that the camo is coming off already is BS!! I have a SBE 2 for turkey and the camo has been good on it for a long time. Sorry to see that happening

[@mopar21]

Buy a walnut/polish blued. Beautiful, can't cut corners when it isnt covered in paint.

[@danielellis2617]

Bought a SBE3 last month. It's the Timber Optifade Tungsten Edition with the Cerakote. Haven't had a chance to shoot it yet. I'm curious how it performs up against my Super Vinci. So far I prefer the bolt release and safety location on my Super Vinci. But the SBE3 feels lighter in your arms at aim. They seem to point and shoulder the same. Both are 28" barrel. Currently waiting for the range to open up after Covid-19.

[@cracky_wainwright]

Back in the mid 1980s before Benelli became such a snobby brand, they called their action a "delayed blowback." Some marketing consultant came up with the scientific sounding "inertia drive." The cartridge release lever + the carrier release button make for a complicated, non-intuitive loading design that I never quite learned to use well despite owning a Benelli for years. That plus a plastic trigger guard on a shotgun costing $$$$$ always made me shake my head.

[@FALhunter]

Right! The original SBE 1 was a well built, reliable shotgun. But ever since they dumped big money into advertising, the price has sky rocketed and the quality has taken a nose dive.

[@MultitoolsTN]

I have a question that requires an experienced person like you Who is the longest-lived and more reliable the semi-automatic shotgun like benelli sbe3 or break action because in my country not easy to change your shotgun

[@MrJiimsmith]

I noticed with both my SBE3 and my Montefeltro 20 gauge, I’ve gotta let the spring slam the bolt in to battery before I can load the first shell easy. Just my 2 cents.

[@gimp6019]

A pattern board with 3 shots would tell you if it were shooting high

[@timrussell89]

Yea seriously. 3400 dollars for a shotgun, it shouldn't have any problems period. I spent 1100 on my Browning a5 and I thought that was expensive. I can't blame you for being a bit upset at those issues. Something to seriously think on when heading to the gun shop for my next purchase. If I was willing to accept a few issues I'd buy a 6 or 700 dollar shotgun instead of one that cost over a grand. These are supposed to be top of the line tools for hunting. Good video, thanks for pointing out the stuff people don't like talking about.

[@spacemarine40k]

Can someone explain what the 90/10, 80/20, etc. means?

[@andrewjackson5476]

If your shooting looking down the sights it’s where the majority of your shot goes. So 90/10 would be 90% of the shot went above your front sight the 10% of the shot went below the front sight

[@spacemarine40k]

@@andrewjackson5476 So is the ideal 50/50 then? How do you pattern that? At 25, 50, 100 yds?

[@Kornholeeoo]

I have a Montefeltro and an Ethos and they shoot perfectly. And I spent less for them total than what you spent. Did Elvis sign your gun?

[@ATEMOFFROAD]

Awesome video , 👍🏼 keep it up

[@robbiejacobs5848]

I bought my sbe3 about the same time you got yours. There is a learning curve, but I had no issues, other than the high pattern you described. I shot a sx2 for almost 20 years in the same type of environment as you. Willapa Bay SW Washington. It has worked great, still does. I like my Sbe3 better. I think you identified your anxiety about your gun, being the price point . Been there, done that. My advice would be, forget what you paid, use that sucker forever.

[@stonehorn4641]

I absolutely love mine, but ive been shooting Benelli for a very long time now, so I was used to them shooting high. But frankly, the SBE3 is my favourite waterfowl gun of all time. Followed closely by the Winchester SX3

[@rudyelizondo1935]

Good vid man, wow too bad with your shotgun! What about the M2?

[@toddbunnett640]

So all I can say is the SBE3 has ruined me as a shooter. I traded a 15 year old flawlessly functioning SX3 for one. I got a 2019 model which supposedly had the high shooting corrected. WRONG! Shooting paper with trap loads it shot about 60/40 pattern. I go duck hunting and I’m missing everything. Like I’m questioning if I’m shootout blanks. Back out to the pattern board with the duck loads. It’s shooting a 100/0 pattern. Wtf. Go back to a trap load and it’s 60/40. Put a 3 1/2 inch round in the gun and it’s shooting even higher. So I thought I could make some adjustments with the shims. Made no difference. I tried to make the adjustment while hunting with holding under the target. Still missing because I’m overthinking every time I pull the trigger. Fuck I hate that gun. I will also say it shoots slugs 10 inches high and 7 inches left shooting off a led sled. How the fuck does one compensate for that what deer hunting. In any event, I did some more research on this and there are some engineers saying the issue is with the comfortech stock being too flexible causing muzzle rise. I don’t know if I buy that. But something ain’t right when 3 different lengths of shells shoot like that.

[@FALhunter]

I had the exact same problem man. It absolutely blew my mind how high the SBE 3 shoots. I put both C shims in and it somewhat dropped the pattern with duck loads. It went from a 90/10 to maybe an 80/20.. still way too damn high. I decided to pattern Hevi Metals 3” #4’s with my Kicks High Flyer Extra Full and the gun surprisingly shot a 60/40. Only with that particular shell though. 3 1/2’s are still high and I haven’t tried with trap loads because the $3400 paper weight won’t even cycle trap loads. I ran into an even bigger issue though at the end of duck season.. the shell catch literally snapped off. As if it couldn’t get any worse.. it’s been at the gun smith for the last two months and counting waiting on Benelli to send out the replacement part. I’ll be making a 2 year follow up video as soon as I get the gun back. Thanks for the comment man.

[@jwrong54]

I had the same exact thing happened to me and I’m back shooting my SX3.

[@echosierra9990]

Cerakote WILL wear off. It’s a coating, so it will eventually wear, especially if you treat it roughly.

[@clintrisner1208]

i have the sbe3 and the only issue ive had with it is the pattern it shoots almost always a 90/10 which even if it was designed that way i still do not like it. you have to hold about twice as low under the bird as you’d have to with the franchi affinity or other similar Italian guns.

[@jakeferguson08]

Call them and send it in. They’ll get you dialed in, won’t cost you a dime, just a little time.

[@ferrugenfish]

I think you would have been happier with the standard SBE3, just cause it's so much cheaper - feels a better value. Mine has shot without a hitch for 3 seasons now and I paid about $1900. If I paid $3000 I'd feel jipped though.

[@Blakehenry11]

I'm partial to Beretta myself.

[@FALhunter]

Beretta makes a great shotgun! The Extrema 2 is a tough one to compete with.. I’m not a huge of the a400 though

[@tommykoenig6086]

I really like the idea of this video, but There was just a lot of rambling. Hit the key points and sum up the review. Thanks for the content.

[@abdullah-j1126]

Hi I have a black standard one 5,500 dollars In Saudi Arabia, its price is expensive Try to remove the piece of plastic in the middle of DX It keeps c only c Finally, put dx-c You'll hit 40/60 30/70

[@jeremyjohnston2583]

Damn you got ripped off! Lol 3400!!! Jesus dude they seen you coming

[@franciskulchar2877]

SBE3, Waterfowl Performance Edition. Good luck finding one under 3 grand.

[@jerryaelvoet72]

@@franciskulchar2877 what's the difference vs a Regular SBE3?

[@megan6228]

I wanted one of these until I started reading all the negatives about it. Went trap shooting with some friends and got to shoot a browning cynergy; now that was a sweet ride!!! Ended up getting the cynergy wicked wing max 5. Went hunting with some guys I had never been hunting with before and one guy in particular kinda laughed at me for having an over/under instead of something that held 3 like everyone else. Well to make a long story short I was doubling on geese and he was shooting 3 times and hitting once!! Bottom line is watch reviews like this one it helped me pick a better gun. Great video btw!!👍👍

[@FALhunter]

The Cynergy is a dream gun of mine! I guess I’ll have to buy it one of these days! ~Chris

[@Macdaddy22713]

I don’t understand why you would ever buy a gun knowing it does not hit where you aim. It literally is designed to not hit where you aim.

[@user-fl4wn9dn2c]

$3400 Is nuts in my opinion. I have much more expensive guns. My most expensive Benelli is an M4 and 2K hurt I cant see an extra $1200 good video though

[@royjohnson465]

He ended up trading the SBE3 for a Browning Maxus.

[@martyhonda6983]

A trap shooter will buy it sorry man not trying to rub salt into the wound . $3400 for a duck gun ! You got to have disposable income . Bass Pro has A400 Extreme Plus for $200 off its got all the upgrades the longer forcing cone , step rib , loading port opened up , larger bolt handle ,Kickoff and all the popular camo . I had a gun with all the problems and when the birds are coming in .... very frustrating I’m sure you’ll find the one gun that fits the bill

[@johndoeglogloku5333]

Should’ve waited bro beneli released the sbe 3 in the b.e.s.t treatment. No rust whatsoever and it’s way cheaper than that gun you got

[@ljgriff8995]

Amazing

[@aaronhofer1821]

Almost bought one for $2400

[@chrisnelon4713]

My stoegers have gone head to head against many benelli shotguns. I've heard more complaints from benelli than stoeger. Also, I own several benelli shotguns.

[@alexsharykin5435]

SBe 3 should be cost $800 . Mosberg much better quality And less kick You know what I mean

[@johnsmith-ub7vr]

Cut your losses and trade that damn thing in on a beretta a400 xtreme you wont regret it

[@FALhunter]

Already traded it in for the Browning Maxus 2

[@johnsmith-ub7vr]

how is it?

[@goldglover20]

Switch to beretta!!!

[@codyrivenburgh2926]

So you dont know Beretta is made by the same company and the only real difference is cosmetics and gas operated vs intertia

[@goldglover20]

@@codyrivenburgh2926 gas vs inertia is pretty big difference lol Plus the beretta doesn’t shoot high like that SBE3

[@loganvazquez1436]

The way you talk is killing me.... tt t t t t t t today jr.

[@losethealtitude7730]

So all I’ve heard from you 14 minutes in is bitching about the price and it shooting high and a few chips in the paint........you knew the price. You said you did research on it so you should have realized going in that it will most likely shoot high. You get what you pay for in this world. I’ve got a m2 20 gauge that shoots like a dream. Going into buying it I knew it would have the Issiue of clicking. So I simply make sure my bolt returns to battery after chambering a round and wala the Issiue is resolved. Not one misfire not one jam. It does shoot a little high so I simply float the bird. Took me 20 seconds to get used to it. I’ll be buying a sbe3 BE.ST. This year

[@derekdauzat]

screw california! move to Louisiana

[@brandonedwards1057]

$3,400...LOL.

[@652barry]

$800 gun.

[@chriswritt729]

Total disclaimer,... who paid you idiots to bash the best gun on the market. Know your product before you post on you tube. Totally adjustable

[@paulhunter2941]

Benelli has always been over priced !!!!!!!