bigbrowndog
Red Neck Tactical
There seems to be a large number of shooters with Benelli problems lately, it seems to me that most of them are from shooters doing mods to the guns when none should have been done. way too many shooters buy the gun and then ask everyone on the interweb what they should do to the gun to make it "better". The whole list of must have mods is enough to make me puke!!!
other than making sure you can get enough shells into the gun to be competitive, there really is NO need to mod the gun. The other interesting thing is who is replying to these questions about "What mods do I need" do they know what makes the gun run, do they know what it takes to keep the gun running, or do they just want to be the first one to reply??? Is there experience with multiple guns of different manufacture or just thier gun??? Do they have years and years and years of experience or just a couple or one???
There are a whole bunch of what Mr. Miller and I call "gun drivers" out there, and some of them are very good drivers but we wouldn't trust them to clean our guns much less anything else. So how do you know the replies you're getting to your questions are valid or BS.
Then when you do decide to listen to someone that knows little to nothing other than what they've heard someone else say before. you wind up with issues that give you headaches and cause you to pull your hair out. On this forum you have very good sources of info for the guns we use in multigun, utilize them, don't ask the masses. that was the premise for the "ask the experts" forum that had to be closed because "everybody" figured they were experts!!!
there are many variables that go into keeping a gun running, the little tolerances all need to be within certain specs, its when we get out of spec that the gun decides "FY" I ain't running!!! Its then that you the shooter needs to be able recognize what the malfunction really is, or find the person that KNOWS, not thinks they know!!!!
When it comes to doing mods to guns,...more is not better!!!
Trapr
other than making sure you can get enough shells into the gun to be competitive, there really is NO need to mod the gun. The other interesting thing is who is replying to these questions about "What mods do I need" do they know what makes the gun run, do they know what it takes to keep the gun running, or do they just want to be the first one to reply??? Is there experience with multiple guns of different manufacture or just thier gun??? Do they have years and years and years of experience or just a couple or one???
There are a whole bunch of what Mr. Miller and I call "gun drivers" out there, and some of them are very good drivers but we wouldn't trust them to clean our guns much less anything else. So how do you know the replies you're getting to your questions are valid or BS.
Then when you do decide to listen to someone that knows little to nothing other than what they've heard someone else say before. you wind up with issues that give you headaches and cause you to pull your hair out. On this forum you have very good sources of info for the guns we use in multigun, utilize them, don't ask the masses. that was the premise for the "ask the experts" forum that had to be closed because "everybody" figured they were experts!!!
there are many variables that go into keeping a gun running, the little tolerances all need to be within certain specs, its when we get out of spec that the gun decides "FY" I ain't running!!! Its then that you the shooter needs to be able recognize what the malfunction really is, or find the person that KNOWS, not thinks they know!!!!
When it comes to doing mods to guns,...more is not better!!!
Trapr