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Ha! I knew they just pop off for removal but i have never seen one come off on its own...What you got? M2 or SBE? ....I have both but I like the M2 best as the two piece receiver on the SBE 2 has never really grown on me......Hb

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It’s a M2 12ga. 2015 model I believe.

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Originally Posted by gunnut308
It’s a M2 12ga. 2015 model I believe.

Yep, an excellent choice, those are My favorite πŸ‘..What barrel length? I have m2's with 21" and 24" barrels but for turkey give me a 21" barrel any day......Hb

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I also have the 21” and 24”.... the 21” is my absolute favorite.
Both are rigged out the same.
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I added Truglo Gobble Dot sights.
It’s money with 3” Win Long Beard 5’s and 6’s.

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24” that my son has laid claim to..

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Excellent pics! Those 21" M2's are awesome shooters, I also shoot Winchester LB #5 1 7/8 oz @1050 fps and with the factory full choke tube installed mine will kill 100% out to 55yds...I tried several aftermarket extended choke tubes ( spent a pile of money) from Kick's, Truglo and Carlsons but none really pattered any better than my factory full tube so My gun is really short, I love it! I have owned at least a couple dozen different turkey shotguns over My 34 years of Spring gobbler hunting and a Benelli M2 with a 21" barrel is my all time favorite turkey shotgun πŸ‘......Good hunting....Hb

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My old double 12 is giving way to my Dad's 1929 Western Arms (Ithaca). Everybody always said it shot close (meaning tight pattern).
equipment is a field bag (OD Samsinite) stuffed with binoculars, water bottle, cough drops, a diaphram call, a box call, and a slate call. Also an owl call. A Old timer skinning folder, short piece of rope, toilet paper, seat cushion. This year, hand sanitizer. 4 shotgun shells, a folding brush saw, gloves and headnet. Bout all I can think of.

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Item #1 is sanitary wipes. TP just doesn't cut it when you are hiking a lot and you are sweaty. I voice call owl and crow, so no calls needed there. A couple of slate calls and strikers, a hen decoy and fold up gobbler fan, shells, rain gear, something to drink and some crackers. Then I'm ready to kick some a$$.


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I run and gun and carry as little as possible. Tag, 1 or 2 bottles of water, couple granola bars, knife, folding saw, clippers, wipes, 1 Feather Flex hen decoy (named Henrietta), mouth calls (all I use), a blaze orange netted shoulder bag for carry out and some extra shells for just in case. Vest has a fold down cushion on it if needed. Last bird I shot, I was standing next to a tree, they were coming in hot, and there was no place to sit with all the thistle and thorny things I was stuck in!


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A slate, a glass, a scour pad to rough em up, 1 striker, TP, 2 extra shells, water, thermacell.

I wear face paint on face and backs of hands. Don't need a mask or gloves to have to keep track of.


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Ahh! Face paint? Very nice, this would cut down my vest contents even more as I would have no need for a headnet and gloves πŸ‘.....Excellent!....Hb

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Originally Posted by VaHillbilly
Ahh! Face paint? Very nice, this would cut down my vest contents even more as I would have no need for a headnet and gloves πŸ‘.....Excellent!....Hb

My favorite is the Carbomask paint. Washes of very easily with plain water, really don't even need a rag but i carry one in a baggie bag at the truck so I can wipe off when done hunting.

A paint I would like to try is the camo FX. It comes in a little container like twist up deodorant, it would be super easy to pack in the vest.


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Quit the vest about 10 years ago.

I just wear a small waist pack:

1 box call
1 slate w/striker
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2 shotgun shells
TP & wet wipes
A pen
Lens wipes
Chalk/scuff pad/sandpaper


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I wish I could find a camo shirt jac like my dad used to wear. He could pack about all he needed in the 2 front pockets of that and in front pockets of his camo pants.


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I wish I could find a camo shirt jac like my dad used to wear. He could pack about all he needed in the 2 front pockets of that and in front pockets of his camo pants.


Check out Bemidji Woolen Mills. Im thinking a cruiser jacket or similar products.


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Hmm...1 box call, 1 slate, 1 crystal, 3 strikers, 4 or 5 diaphragm calls, crow, owl, woodpecker calls, gloves, face mask, 7 shells, turkey tote, chalk, surface conditioning kit, typically my cell phone, bottle of water and usually a granola bar, and a small camo covered bible.

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