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Message: <blockquote data-quote="snow" data-source="post: 310801" data-attributes="member: 1056">quote:My Retay hasn’t had a problem but I really haven’t shot any light target loads yet. Same goes with my CZ 912 automatic. Never heard of any issues with Franchi shotguns. My A300 has worked great on light steel loads.You don’t need a Benelli or Beretta to have a reliable shooting gun.why take the chance? in the shotgun world you get what you pay for,nothing worse than a malfunction in the field...sure a guy can buy a stoeger semi auto,maybe get a few good years for under $800 then the wheels fall off ,back to square one,hard to beat a well proven machine if a guy uses his tool everyday thru out the fall.But that's my take...like I said earlier in this thread had cycling issues with mySBE2 after 15 years shooting SBE and SBE1 not one hic-cup... switched to beretta based on gunsmith recommedation and shooting 3k rds  on a barrowed AL391  in argentina w/o cleaning it not one cycle issue,benelli was aware of cycling issues on SBE2's ,over hauled now the SBE3 bigger and better than ever but we'll see,SBE3 I tested have a high POI out of the box 100% at 30yds off dead center but that's a good thing on cross shots or going away rising shots on windy days,shooter can float the target rather than cover target inside of 50yds. </blockquote>