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Benelli Tactical and/or Rifled Barrel Advice...
labsolut
Member Posts: 13 ✭✭
First, thanks for taking your time to read this post. I appreciate it.
I want to put a short, non-rifled, iron-sighted barrel on a Benelli SBE II, or Super Nova.
What I really want is the "tactical" 18.5" iron-sighted barrel they make for multiple models.
The problem is that from what I can tell, all such barrels are made with a fixed cylinder choke.
Approaching it from the other end, all of the "deer slayer" style barrels offered are rifled.
What I want is a SBE II barrel in the tactical style with rifle sights ( not ghost rings), 18.5 inches long, but with interchangeable chokes. I actually don't care if it is the original style SBE, in fact, I would prefer it.
WHY would I want such a rig? I use a similar set up in Remington 1187 and 870 model shotguns with super tight chokes and super short non-rifled sighted barrels and it produces absolutely wicked patterns with the correct turkey load. I would like to try it with my Benellis, but can't seem to find the exact setup I need.
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks!
I want to put a short, non-rifled, iron-sighted barrel on a Benelli SBE II, or Super Nova.
What I really want is the "tactical" 18.5" iron-sighted barrel they make for multiple models.
The problem is that from what I can tell, all such barrels are made with a fixed cylinder choke.
Approaching it from the other end, all of the "deer slayer" style barrels offered are rifled.
What I want is a SBE II barrel in the tactical style with rifle sights ( not ghost rings), 18.5 inches long, but with interchangeable chokes. I actually don't care if it is the original style SBE, in fact, I would prefer it.
WHY would I want such a rig? I use a similar set up in Remington 1187 and 870 model shotguns with super tight chokes and super short non-rifled sighted barrels and it produces absolutely wicked patterns with the correct turkey load. I would like to try it with my Benellis, but can't seem to find the exact setup I need.
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks!
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