Benelli problem?

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Thanks Hognutz!
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Wonder if the Led Sled could be causing the strange chipping by changing the ejection characteristics?

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Casey Napier wrote: May 24th, 2023, 9:17 am Wonder if the Led Sled could be causing the strange chipping by changing the ejection characteristics?

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I put some tape over chipped area and will try a few of the loads that were causing the chipping out of Lead Slead and see if it damages the tape. If they do I will install factory spring and repeat. BUT as I mentioned previously the Xtra power springs I have installed in my other Benelli's including a different M1 Super 90, have shown no such chipping.

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Well it appears that the Led Sled was causing my issues. I put some tape on chipped area of ejection port to see if any contact was being made. I just went and fired 5 of the turkey loads that were causing me the issues, back to back, and had no marks on tape and rounds cycled fine. Fired them off of Sand bags so I feel that the issues were caused totally by the lad sled as it seemed that every round fired off the Sled were chipping camo finish every round.

Thanks for all the help and advice!

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Glad that you figured out the problem. Good job on the detective work, Casey!
Another limitation on the lead sled.
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Yes sir after all the money I have sunk into this Benelli I wanted it to be perfect, at least for me. I am disappointed that I damaged the camo finish but it will get dinged up in the woods anyhow. This is really the first time I have had issues with the Led Sled but to be honest I usually just single load it when texting or sighting in. I did notice that a Buddies Mossberg 935 would not lock back off the sled but would off the shoulder so maybe the second problem. I am relieved that I do not have a problem gun.

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