I have two Beretta shotguns, one of the serial numbers begins with the letter M. I own at least one of every shoutgun made by each manufacturer Beretta, Browning, Franchi, Ithaca, Remington, and Winchester, I even own a Charles Daily, I honestly expected a little more from Benelli. Please enter the serial number of your firearm below and click search. of Manufacture Look Up works for Beretta, Benelli and other Italian firearms. I asked if Benelli was looking at a solution to this problem he said not at this time. A serial number will quickly identify if parts are available for your gun. Winchester, FN America, Beretta, Benelli Franchi, Stoeger, Remington. The rep, said to make sure the forearm end cap is TIGHT at all times, any slack adds additional stress on the rings from the recoil. I have two Beretta shotguns, one of the serial numbers begins with the letter M.
The customer service rep asked if the guns in questioned had been shooting 3 1/2 inch shells, I said yes, he then replied that was the problem, of course I responded with, "you make it to shoot 3 1/2 inch shells so there should not be a problem" He assured me the crack was normal and Benelli would warranty the forearm if the ring broke completely. All Benelli needed was the serial number off the gun. I was told the hair line fracture is normal (I still have doubts about that) and was told that if the ring completely breaks, which Shawn's did, they would replace the forearm.
I called Benelli USA this morning and spoke to customer service, 1-80. I, also owning a Benelli, but didn't have it with me, looked at forums on the net and learned this was in deed a problem with Super Black Eagles and even M2's. Every Benelli gun we checked, 4 in all, had a hair line fracture in the first ring. He managed to keep it together as we finished our limit of ducks.īack at The Den, several others with Benelli shotguns took them apart to see if theirs had the same issue. As the morning went on the problem became worse, the second and third rings broke. The first ring broke in pieces causing the forearm to loosen and begin to slide. Recently I hunted with Shawn Sims when his Super Black Eagle had some issues with the forearm.
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