The Benelli Supersport
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2019
- We get our hands on the Benelli Supersport. How does it measure up in a market that is getting filled with some brilliant semi-automatic sporters?
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The Benelli SuperSport has been my go to gun for clay target shooting for about 10 years now. So far I have put ~30k rounds through mine with no failures of any kind, mostly shooting 1 ounce, 1200 fps target loads. I have observed that cycling does slow down noticeably at ~1k rounds after cleaning unless I add a few drops of oil to the rails the bolt operates on. I do detail clean mine every 1500 rounds or so, simply because I like shooting a clean gun. A few additional comments regarding your review: 1. Although the trigger assembly is removable, I usually do not remove it as I can clean it in place once the barrel and upper receiver are removed. Also, it is a little fiddly to reinstall because it tends to snag the cast shim between the stock and lower receiver. For that reason, I find it easier to remove the stock first when I do remove the trigger assembly. 2. The early sn guns did have a blued steel upper receiver, but the one you are reviewing has a black anodized alloy upper receiver (unless the UK guns are different than those imported into the states). As far as I know, the lower receiver has always been Nickle plated alloy. 3. The raised comb is not aftermarket, but is optional directly from Benelli. 4. The porting may not be that beneficial, but it is definitely a pita to clean. 5. I noticed the same thing you did regarding tracking crossing targets, which is why I added a Briley weighted magazine cap to mine. 6. And finally, I do agree the carbon fiber effect furniture is VERY well done, but as we both know, it is not the "real thing" Otherwise, an excellent review of an excellent clays gun.
The Performance Shop model with the Briley mods is a really sweet shooter. Backbored, lengthened forcing cone, improved trigger job, and an additional 6 oz with the extended stock counterweight cap - it’s a really nice handling and shooting gun. About 4,000 rounds through mine so far with no issues. Cycles 7/8 oz loads just as well as 1 1/8 oz loads. If you can find one second hand, it would be a great next gun for someone coming off a starter or a nice backup gun for tournament day.
I’ve owned the Performance Shop Series version for about 2 years now and I’m at about 3,000-4,000 rounds. Exceptional gun. The additional Briley mods (trigger, bolt extension, oversized bolt release button, bored barrel, extra Briley chokes, weighted fore end extension) address almost every negative comment in the review. I recently was shooting sporting clays with a friend who shoots a $16K Krieghoff. We swapped at one station because he was curious. He hit 4 pairs straight. I didn’t get my Benelli back for 5 more stations.....
If you’re wondering about this gun, don’t. Pay the added cost for the PSS and go have fun at the range for a lot less $$ than the Italian over/under owners and the Krieghoff /Kolar owners.....
I’ve just put a deposit on one of these a supersport Uk limited edition have to say it’s the nicest auto ive ever picked up I felt right at home with it already owning an M2 I really like the stock dimensions I see they’ve just brought out a ethos Córdoba too which looks rather nice also with a carbon rib
Just got a super sport custom shop ,
Paid $2600 , amazing performance..
It does come with real carbon fiber stock , I have a SBE as well , for past 12 years been though hot resort & mounts of California , Utah from duck bind to pheasant fields has never let me down , another amazing shotgun, trouble free & easy to clean .. inertia operated ..
Does the bolt head lock up like in the be diamond to prevent benelli click?
I have a newer Super Sport (without the plastic carbon fiber effect). It's a good gun. They don't like light loads but, besides that, it's very reliable. The only issue I have with it, is that on the clays course, I always have to check the forend cap & bolt release button ... both will constantly wiggle loose throughout the day.
Not good enough for the price
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I somehow lost my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me
@Thiago Mitchell instablaster =)
can you do a video on the difference between a gas operated shotgun and a inertia one?
Beautiful and Love it
Looks like a nice semi auto. Which would be better for three shots, A Benelli Supersport in 20G or a Chiappa Triple Crown in 20G?
Can you review a Winchester 101 preferably a Winchester 101 Pigeon XTR lightweight
I own the first Gen, SBE for hunting waterfowl it's a amazing gun Love it. Super Sport looks Great too
Does the super sport have a spring in the bolt to stop the benelli click
Looks like a lovely gun. Please can you do a video on the best budget semi autos for clay shooting?
Good idea. I'd like to see some of those too to be honest
Best budget semi auto for clays, an escort everytime
Benelli Sl80 passion vs Franchi affinity. What is your choice? Thank you.
It's a handsome shotgun, but the cartridge release lever + the carrier release button make for a complicated, non-intuitive loading design that I never quite learned to use well despite owning a Benelli for years. That plus a plastic trigger guard on a shotgun costing $$$$$ always made me shake my head.
bought one s hand £950 and used it for last 5 years great carry light gun 28 " barrel weighs under 7 ibs ! berretta recently bought the company . must be now doing heavy weight models as well ! my dislikes are UN loading it ! un like my old rem 1100 at 8 lbs u pull bolt back and easy to drop the 2 cartridges out BUT this b super sport lot of messing about in dark after duck shooting dropping shells in mud IF not careful ! fair review now do a field test as well please!
Plz do a review on the browning a5
Would you like it? Is the Veneli Super Sport your first gun? I'm going to get a Super Sport soon. Is it a good gun? Any advice?
Hi jhon!!is this gun made just for clays or you can use it gor hunting as well
Can you review the benelli montefeltro? Specifically the montefeltro sporting 12 gauge. I love mine and would love too see you shoot one and do a table top with it
Is it possible to reverse the Safty for Left hand shooters?
Review the Benelli ultralite please
Benelli’s actions are so smooth. Have y’all done the Super Black Eagle II yet, or is this y’all a first Benelli review?
They have already done one on the sbe2
The-sneaky-skunk thank you! I think in that case I will just have to watch all the TGS videos I haven’t seen yet until I get to that one hahah
Nice video as usual John, between this and the Ethos what in your opinion is the best? I do clay shooting and enjoy it very much, my instructor advised me to apply to the police for my shotgun certificate which I did but they sent my form back saying I have to give my full life medical history,, this seems impossible because they don't keep records from all that long, how do I get around this, any ideas, this is all that's stopping me getting a licence. I was a F. A. C. Holder in 1972 but gave it up when I moved to Spain... Thanks John. Best wishes Bill
I have a super sport and Ethos Sport…. super sport hands down
I'm with you that the faux carbon fiber finish is a bit cheesy at this level, but I suspect the ComforTech feature would be tricky to incorporate into a carbon fiber stock. And even if it's doable, the production numbers may not be there to pay for the R&D.
Flexing with carbon fiber seems like a problem.
Nicegun
you look like a tall person , how you shoot with it ?, benelli have some limit in lenght on the syntetic stock , I'm 190 cm and for me even with the extended benelli pad it is quite short
You need to get one of the aftermarket spacers to make it shoot perfectly, but I don’t mind shooting them short either.
I want that carbon stock set on my M2 to “race it up” a bit.
I do agree, I wish it was real carbon fiber though.
Hello, supersport vs be diamond?
Could you do a review on a silma m80 sported
Is there a wood option available????
There is a similar gun in the Raffeallo Powerbore, with beautiful wood
@@tgsoutdoors almost certain there was a wood option supersport...handled one...have saw the woodwork for sale too
SportII
I am hoping that the Ethos Sport I just pulled the trigger on tonight will be . Time will tell . The Wood is Nice .
I love mine but it will jam on super light loads. Best looking feeling shotgun I own. High brass shots great. Oh the bolt release is terrible. Switched mine for the Briley bolt release.
Who makes the fastest action?
It really doesn't matter who makes the fastest action, let me explain if you fire at a clay or bird and miss there is a delay in the second shot because you have to re ajust so unless the bolt is closing at a snail pace it won't affect you.
It might just be me, but i don't get this hole carbon fibre looking thing....
All guns require cleaning if this... and indeed any other gun is to perform at its best... Barrel stills gets powder residue as does the the trigger and bolt/cartridge extraction system... Granted... no where near as much or as time consuming as gas operated Auto's.
I strip and clean mine every time after a shoot... be it 50 or 150 Cartridges shot... as it only takes 15mins max.. Hardly a chore is it!
Pass until the next iteration of the Super series. It's a real real hard sell.
Sooner have an MK38 Gd5 for that money.......
Wood furniture all day long .............Nice review
Switched from an auto to a break action years ago. Never goin back. When I shoot someone's auto now it's feels like my shoulder is jumping on a trampoline.
Shoot a Browning maxus
So when someone at the range checks it out and asks "Is that carbon fiber?" You'll have to say no it's fake....no thanks. Either give me regular synthetic, wood, or real carbon.
My feelings exactly . I just bought a wood equivalent, (I think ) , an Ethos Sport .
It's a bit like coloured toilet paper...."Will your Arse know the difference" ???
Like if they should do a vid on the ethos sport
All I heard was “buy this gun. But really don’t buy this gun” (in British)
M2 stock, black eagle butt, ethos receiver, action & barrel. It's just put together recycled parts.
Bonita escopeta
The stock is so nice you have to replace it
When this bloke starts speaking English like a normal person, I will watch these videos.
2 grand for a "black gun" i would go for a browning maxus every time for half the money
its not half as good as the benelli supersport
i have the maxus sporting walnut 30"and would agree ...its a much more lively gun than the benelli and also its only 7lbs
@@P8intballEvans the benelli weighs 28in barrel 3.25 kgs or 7.1 lbs its bit to light thats why briley do a 6oz weight for the fore end ..look up lloyd pattison on utube its a far better review .
@@rudigrest4013 it's way better than benelli no benelli click 😋🤣😂
Shot the Beretta A400 in different forms, shot the Browning Maxus both beautiful guns... Benelli is the gun I bought SS carbon fiber wannabe when you shoot it you’ll know why. I also shoot a Browning Citori CX.
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Love the content man.
2 tips, quit flagging your cameraman with your barrel and get your finger off the trigger while manipulating the firearm, those aren't examples we want people to learn from.
Again great content otherwise.
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Looks says it all 😂😂
deffo not 8lbs as standard !!!!!
Carbon is an instant turn-off for me.
It's a good gun but it doesn't fit you
If it was real carbon fiber it would weigh 2lbs.
First
horrible horrible gun safety, if your gunna do a gun review use common sense.