#BENELLI M2 CHOKE FULL#
#BENELLI M2 CHOKE PLUS#

The M2 is the only one out of those guns that cannot take 3.5-inch shells, but unless youвЂ™re goose hunting, I donвЂ™t think you will miss the extra half-inch. I compare these guns because the M2 has a retail price from $1400 вЂ“ $1500, while the SBE II and Super Vinci retail from $1600 вЂ“ $1800. Lighter than the SBE II that weighs 7.3 lbs., but heavier than the Super Vinci that weighs 7 lbs. The gun is pretty light coming in at 7.1 lbs. Another work around for this is to use your other finger to push the slide up while loading the extra shells. I noticed that if I donвЂ™t run my thumb along the slide, it gets caught when I pull it out and pinches me pretty good. The Crio choke tubes are also cryogenically treated and extend into the barrel deeper than standard tubes, producing tight, uniform shot patterns that down birds at maximum shotgun range. One thing that takes a little getting used to, is the shell lifter. Benelli uses Crio System barrels on their M2вЂ™s that feature cryogenically treated barrels with an even-grained, slick surface that minimizes pellet deformation. Not to say that gas driven isnвЂ™t good, IвЂ™ve just had good experiences with inertia driven. It makes it really easy to clean and take care of. This is an inertia driven shotgun, which I am a big fan of. This one is 28вЂќ and it definitely makes those long shots a little easier to hit. 17-4, stainless steel, precision machined choke tubes enhance the performance of your Benelli CrioTech M2 and Super Black Eagle II shotguns with a 25 longer parallel section (compared to CarlsonвЂ™s standard tubes) for more consistent, dense patterns. Speaking of the barrel, the M2 comes with a number of different barrel lengths. Just a quick removal of the end cap and the barrel slides right out. The breakdown is pretty quick, not as fast as the super Vinci but definitely easy.

However, in order to use it, you have to take the barrel off which gets old after the second or third time. The below link describes the different versions of Beretta choke tubes and may be helpful. M4 Tactical: interchanges with TrulockвЂ™s Beretta/Benelli (Benelli standard Mobil) style.

#BENELLI M2 CHOKE PLUS#

M2 Tactical: interchanges with TrulockвЂ™s Crio Plus style. I thought it was a nice touch that the gun came with a case. Benelli 828U O/U: Interchanges with TrulockвЂ™s Crio Plus style. Check this linkВ to see the difference between that and the Improved modified choke that comes with your gun.

#BENELLI M2 CHOKE FULL#

It comes with 5 choke tubes, but the full choke says not to use steel shot with it, so if you want to shoot with a full choke, I would recommend getting something like the Pattern Master Code Black. I went through several boxes and felt just fine.

WeвЂ™ll see how it stacks up in the first season, but from what I have read, I think it will be able to handle the cold weather and harsh conditions.ДЇrom what IвЂ™ve been able to test so far, the gun pulls up really nice and sits well for a variety of people.

IвЂ™ve had my M2 for about a month now and I gotta say, I straight up love it. This article is also in video form and can be found here

Benelli m2 choke