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Light Primer Strikes - Benelli M1 Montefeltro
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<blockquote data-quote="Mattman5000e" data-source="post: 3156691" data-attributes="member: 43811"><p>You are exactly right; they aren't opposing the gun properly. The inertial system is weird. Incredibly reliable but finicky at the same time. Some of the earlier Benellis would run buried in mud but have issues if you mounted a sidesaddle shell carrier on them.Tell them to jam the stock into the shoulder pocket, plant their feet properly and pull the trigger.</p><p></p><p>Try this: have one of the people who had issues get into their stance with the gun mounted. Then grab the forearm or the barrel and push it sharply toward the shooter (emulating a recoil pulse). Ten bucks says they stagger back half a step because their stance is not opposing the gun properly. Adjust the stance and the problem is solved. This works great with pistols too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mattman5000e, post: 3156691, member: 43811"] You are exactly right; they aren't opposing the gun properly. The inertial system is weird. Incredibly reliable but finicky at the same time. Some of the earlier Benellis would run buried in mud but have issues if you mounted a sidesaddle shell carrier on them.Tell them to jam the stock into the shoulder pocket, plant their feet properly and pull the trigger. Try this: have one of the people who had issues get into their stance with the gun mounted. Then grab the forearm or the barrel and push it sharply toward the shooter (emulating a recoil pulse). Ten bucks says they stagger back half a step because their stance is not opposing the gun properly. Adjust the stance and the problem is solved. This works great with pistols too. [/QUOTE]
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