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michael payne
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Pistol movement drill figure eight
A movement drill I use often for honing my action pistol shooting skills.
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Stoeger P3000 Field test review
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Join me as I take the new Stoeger P3000, pump action shotgun to the range and field. We'll see if this budget shotgun can keep up.
Benelli SBE3 Review Part 1a
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After a few weeks with the SBE3 I've learned a lot more about the changes and decided to redo the vid.
Benelli SBE3 review Part 2
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Join me as we take the SBE3 onto the range and into the field for a pheasant hunt.
JP LRP 07 long term evaluation
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17000 rounds and 4.5 seasons of competition abuse. Lets see how she's holding up.
Benelli Super Vinci Review Vid 7
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Testing the Benelli Super Vinci in a 3gun competition environment.
Benelli M2 feed port work just right
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How I modify my Benelli M2 feed port part 1
Pike Peak Shotgun Series 9-20-14 stage 3
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Pike Peak Shotgun Series 9-20-14 stage 3
No shooting teacher is able to position the camera in such a way as to film the impact. It must be mounted in such a way that we only see the precious person of the shooter simulating a shot without knowing if he hit the target or not
Just bought one. Says turkey gun on it but I’ve been using it extensively for pheasants so far. I love it.
Great video. Just subscribed to your channel. What choke were you using please?
@@SG-gb6sq Glad you liked it. The SBE3 is still my favorite shotty. For skeet I use a skeet choke. For upland I use LM.
@michaelpayne6131 Thank you!! Greatly appreciated!
I got my p3000 3 days ago can't WIT to shoot it at paper nvr shot a shotty b4
what choke bro
Can you show how install the shim kit 😅
I own one, it's a very reliable budget gun. The biggest issue I have with it is the recoil which is absolutely insane. I'm going to see if a recoil pad helps absorb some of the blowback.
@@ShawnSmith183 I installed a kickeez pad after the first range session.
put ur elbow down when u shoot
I hope that you still monitor this video for comments. I plan on doing this work to my M3 thanks to your video. Just a quick question: When you filed with the large flat file, did you file a flat face and THEN filed an angle downards into the receiver? Thanks!
Who would you suggest to send this off to?
I know this is an old video but im looking at an LRP-07 with the LRI-20 upper for PRS. You said you had like 14k rounds on that barrel. I take it that was a 308 barrel?
Yep. 308
Absurd gun，You show on the board is 20/80, I just want 50/50 !
I realize this video is 8 years old. My comment is for people purchasing the M2 in 2023. You no longer get the case or 5 choke tubes. Mine came with a paper box and 3 choke tubes. The shotgun has been redesigned for 2023. Still a great shotgun but the stock is redesigned and the follower is different. Other than that, pretty much the same shotgun. Still a great buy. I purchased a set of Carlson's extended choke tubes for mine that pattern very nicely.
Sick video bro, really enjoyed watching this. Picking my M2 up tomorrow and I’m like a kid on Christmas morning lol cheers 🍻
I'm shooting in my first national in two weeks and have never used a sling in 3 gun. This video explains a lot. Thank you.
Great video! I have a chance to buy a use one at a very resonable price and this video just closed the deal, Thanks
I just picked up the 26" version - can't wait to get it out in the woods!
Thanks for the review. Helped me get my left-handed M2
Your correct, when buying an expense shotgun you should get everything you need. The Benellis are truly well made shotguns; however they are lacking in a couple areas which in my opinion should be noted to inform the first time buyer. 1. Benelli does not offer the few shims needed for neutral cast. They generally come with cast off for right handers and can be changed to cast on for lefties. If your left handed and your kids are right handed, someone's out of luck. Go buy a Stoeger. 2. Because of Benelli's effort to mitigate recoil, generally the stock cannot be shortened. So if your under 5'10" your limited to the youth models.
These are valid observations. Since I am right handed, I never noticed the lack of neutral cast shim. The LOP is adjusted by replacing the snap on gel pad (which is the case with most shotgun models). However, my LOP is slightly shorter than the short pad would allow and the short pad was more abusive on my small frame daughter. I ended up cutting the stock and installed a nice thick, grind to fit kick-ezz pad. I was a bit intimidated by the job at first, but it wasn't difficult at all and a fun Sat project, during a snow storm. I took my time and did a nice professional job. Turned out looking very nice too.
@@michaelpayne6131 wish you had made a video of the process of shortening the LOP, I would very much enjoy. You must have done a great job since you are happy with it. Nothing like making a son, daughter, or grandkid happy. I'm very interested in how the new pad is attached to the stock.
@@olegig5166 I documented the process. I'll have to dig and see if I can find the file.
@@michaelpayne6131 👍
Answered all my questions thanks
You the man!!! I like it 😊
Just bought my first Benelli, a M2. Dropped around $1,400 on it. Now I'm trying to decide if I want to spend another $300+ to make it run like my $900 940 Mossberg or trade it for another 940 and more cleaning fluid.
Does it not run ?
@@user-no9qb6lj7c yes, it runs, in fact after one drops another $200-$300 installing all the needed aftermarket improvements, it finally runs like a $1,400 gun should out of the box. I'm a lefty, my grandkids are all righties, Benelli does not offer the few shims needed for neutral cast. My recommendation to any gas gun user who might want to experience an inertia gun would be go Stoeger, at least after your middle trigger hand finger is black and blue you'll have half the dollar regrets.
@@olegig5166 Glad you got it sorted out. No auto loading scattergun is perfect. They all have to deal with a massive variation in ammunition, shooter induced variables, purposes and conditions. While Benellis are wonderfully designed and manufactured, they are no exception. The benefits of inertia are long lasting, lighter weight, balance and easier to keep clean. The trade off is that inertia guns have narrower operating parameters and sharper recoil, in a world of ever increasing expectations. My M2 has had a couple of small quirks to deal with over the years, but they pale in comparison to the horror stories I witnessed from other brands. My 1100, Gold Hunter and 940 all had to be kept meticulously clean to function. All three were heavy and imbalanced. The Rem and Browning would both stop functioning after 100rds and my 940 was less reliable than a maserati in rain. My Versamax was super cool with the twin piston set up, and so violent, it shot itself apart in less than 1000rds and the heat treating on high wear parts was so bad, I was replacing trigger components in less than 2000rds. Most of us have "a buddy who" story. 940 guys always have a buddy with a reliable gat. Well I have a buddy with an old M1 S90 with over 70k rounds through it. At this point, the only other autoloader brand I will consider spending my money on is Beretta.
@@michaelpayne6131 you are spot on correct. The modern shotgun is truly one of the most complicated firearms available. We ask them to do everything from A to Z with all kinds of loads. I have owned a 12 & 20 ga Browning 2000's for 40 yrs., no problem with either; however they have only been used for upland game hunting. If goose or sandhills were on the agenda several old long barrel pumps were used for the heavier loads and different choked barrels. Today 3 gunners will put more pressure on an auto shotgun in a month than we did in 10 yrs. And I'm not surprised that dedicated trap/skeet shooters lean toward the simple but strong break over guns. Yet today we take one mechanism with an IC choke and shoot light loads then change chokes and ask that same mechanism to operate under extreme pressures from 3 or 3 1/2" loads. It's like tuning the family car for drag racing and expect it to last forever. My main complaint today is not the quality of various shotguns, but the honesty in their reviews. It's like Jerry Mic........ praising the 940 and telling about using all the paper towels he could find in the hotel to clean it every night between events. I do appreciate your honesty.
@@olegig5166 Yep, and... most of the brands have experienced gradual evolution and performance improvements. Mossberg has gradually improved the 940 reliability. They are much better now than when I had mine. Benelli drastically improved their guns with the release of the Ethos and SBE3. Beretta had problems with the first gen 1301's and now they are considered amongst the best performing shotguns on the market. If the 940 blows your hair back, it fits you well and you hit stuff with it, then you will have a better shooting experience and that's the name of the game.
I got to say the 24-inch barrel for waterfowl hunting is kind of misleading, I would recommend a 28 inch for sure.
You don’t need 3.5 to shoot geese
Noted. Next I was thinking we could all rehash the 45 vs 9mm debate. For my own experience, I've dropped more geese with my Super Nova and 3.5's than with my M2 and 3".
I just got the M3000 and it's a dream to shoot. I am an entry level shooter and I feel very comfortable with it. I'm going to pick up the P3000 tomorrow after watching this review. Thank you God bless
Great review...I know how late I am to commenting. Anyone else just viewing, and they're in the marked for a Great price point Shotgun(s). I'll make this simple; Stogeter, Bennelli and Franchi is owned by Berretta. They all use the Inetria drive bolt, w/gas piston. The all use the Bennelli Twist action the bolt. Many Stoeger's models used to use Berretta barrels. stoeger has a barrel extension that has helps to secure the barrel and helps to prevent wear from usage. I have two stoegers; M3k Freedom w/ the 10R mag & and the Stoeger P3000. I have every intentions that my daughter shoulders the M3020
I enjoyed your video and I respect your experience as a competitor and hunter. I grew up shooting shotguns A LOT and still shoot them now. As an enthusiast, I’m curious as to your statement about the cross-bolt safety location being “where Americans like it.” Are those of us who shoot Mossbergs, Browning BPSs, Stevens M67s etc… Are we less American for having a top tang safety? 😆 I’d also like to know if a rotary bolt has ever been proven to outlast a reciprocating bolt. That would be an awesome test. For what it’s worth, I like Benelli and Beretta shotguns just as well and I’m pretty sure the dollar / value for the Stoeger is on point. They seem to be gaining popularity.
Most pump and auto loading shotgunners like the safety to be behind the trigger, so that your grip doesn't need to be adjusted when disengaging the safety before a shot. The Super Nova safety is in front of the trigger for which I have heard many complaints over the years, due to the long reach. Cheers!
What can a choke you where using
Will this accept a readily-available magazine extension?
Yes. It takes one of the Benelli extensions. I'd have to verify which one.
Hey man I’d like to know where to get that recoil pad ? Also what kind of sling is that🤔 can you do a up close video and talk more about your set up ?
It looked like it would have been a good video but there was too much wind noise.
Yep. I keep asking Colorado to turn down the fans to save electricity and make it easier to hit clays. Thus far... deaf ears.
Thank you. Michael. I just had work done on my m4 and the gunsmith removed material but didn't put in any 20 or 45 deg angles. :( I have to do that myself now, with the help of this video.
Do you have a link to the recoil pad you purchased ?
Perché tutte le pubblicità del Benelli vengono fatte da stranieri
Did you do any cleaning between videos?
Iv got a Benelli M2 A&S aluminum enhanced Trigger Housing for sale. Message me. Brand new 50 dollars off retail price. 145.00
I have a benelli SBE 2 in the same camo same barrel but o shoot a lot of slugs but I’m being told not to shoot 3 inch slugs in a 3 1/2 inch chamber as it will mess up the troating on the chamber and what not , is there any truth to this ? If so I’m trading it in for the M2 note I’ve only shot 2 boxes of shell through it !
For anyone saying it shoots high. That is why they included a shim kit
Rubbish plenty tried to adjust the shim it's an overrated gun
@@browningmaxus5360 considering your name is Browning Maxus, your just dogging on it
@@browningmaxus5360 plus it’s supposed to shoot high.
What choke are you using with your supernova?
Looks good
I like the hand guard very nice setup
Damn, that was amazing. I don't want to.play with the internals - everyone that does always seems to have problems.
Man nice vid on the benelli super Vinci, currently I shoot a beretta 686 20 guage and wonder if the super Vinci shots as smooth as my over & under.
Came here to learn how to install... wasn't shown anything
Nice video. What chokes and shot size are you using with the pheasants?
Good review! What brand do you recommend for the first shotgun buyers ?
Nice my dad got me this for my birthday
How's that working out for you?
Porfavor los comentarios en español, gracias
Did you do anything to the shell catch? I’m getting that dumb benili thumb thingy where I have to jamb my thumb in! So much smoother in the stoeger
How did you shorten the LOP?