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Offline kenscot

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Benelli lefty 20 gauge M2 finally a lefty 20
« on: February 02, 2013, 03:20:30 PM »
I see benelli has listed a lefty m2 20 guage. Been wanting port side 20 forever
I know remington made one years ago but it was a 12 gauge frame. This looks like true 20.
has anyone seen one yet?   
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Re: Benelli lefty 20 gauge M2 finally a lefty 20
« Reply #1 on: February 03, 2013, 02:05:43 AM »
No, but I have a M1 90 in 20 ga and its a sweetheart. Very lite & well balanced.  ;) hope they do make enough so you can find one.
I'd love a right hand one in 16 gauge.

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Re: Benelli lefty 20 gauge M2 finally a lefty 20
« Reply #2 on: February 03, 2013, 10:45:13 AM »
 
I'm a southpaw but must shoot shoot right-handed now.  Before that however (and when I still hunted ducks in the lead-shot era) I once owned a LH 12g M1100 magnum!
 
Was a helluva gun.  Surprised Benelli is just now starting to satisfy their LH fans.
 
Good for them!!
 
 
 
Someday hope they offer a 28ga gun.  8)
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Re: Benelli lefty 20 gauge M2 finally a lefty 20
« Reply #3 on: February 03, 2013, 12:56:36 PM »
I'm LH. Got a chance to fondle both a RH and LH SBE II the other day.
I decided a LH auto would require me to relearn how to load.
Hulls out the right don't bother me.
I buy Benellis because of the shim kits.

The bolt release button is still on the RH side with both the LH M2 and SBE II, so you either have to reach around or swap hands.
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