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Bennelli 95, Bennelli 90S

Hello everyone, I've recently sold my Izh early model not the "m" version. Never had a problem with it, and still has original seals after four years and many matches. The buyer has contacted me saying the breach will not close after firing about a dozen shots. After questions back and fou...

I had a 607 about five years ago, although I never dry fired it the firing pins used to peen over and cause misfires. The firing pins would fail between 1,000-1,500 rds. I finally had a machinist friend make one from titainium which lasted till I sold it a year later.

I've found with my Benelli 90S, that I need to oil the rear (case heads) of loaded magazines or it will not feed. I've had the same problem since purchase. Sent it back to Larry's, came back with the same problem, so I just keep oiling and it still keeps working.

I shoot a benelli 90S, and it is very ammo sensitive. It needs ammo on the hotter side. I've also owned GSP, Pardini and Hammerli SP 20, none of thjese were ammo sensetive, they shot anything well. If you wish to try the Benelli, e-mail me. I shoot for Newport rifle club and belong to Massasoit gun ...

I've shot pardinis and walthers in both calibers and had like results all around.

I presently shoot a Bennelli 90S and love it.
I've had the chance to shoot most standard pistols over the years, my favorites are the Bennelli, Walther GSP and the Pardini SP.

I purchased a 90S from Larry's a year ago, had some problems feeding and extracting. It was sent back to Larry's and was returned repaired pretty quickly. It's been running fine since and is a great shooter.

I USED TO USE A 70g WEIGHT ON MY GSP. IT DID HELP ON RECOIL RECOVERY, BUT IT DOES ADD SOME WEIGHT TO THE FORE END. '
YOU MAY BE BETTER OFF DOING SOME WEIGHT TRAINING OR WRIST EXCERCISES.

I shoot a 90S and also use CCI std for practice. But I use RWS for matches. I have not had any fouling and sometimes go 500 plus rounds between cleaning.

I used to shoot 2700's in Mass and Conn in the 80's and early 90's, there were two shooters who used to shoot revolvers in all three stages. they were both in the master class.

Do the right thing, and they're in there. from my friend Ron Albrecht.
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