[hags]

I took a Benelli M1 Practical in on a trade in from a customer.
I have not seen one of these before.
It is brand new, not one round even fired in it (or so I'm told but it appears, upon inspection, that's the case)

It has a 28" barrel, muzzle brake, picatinny rail, LPA ghost ring rear and post front sights, and 9+1+1 round magazine.

Any opinions or experiences with this gun?

[hksw]

Not much to say for my Practical. Good gun.

When I bought mine, however, it came with that tube speed loading system. It is an aftermarket kit that came with the gun. Your gun didn't come with one?

[hksw]

This kit.

http://www.gunaccessories.com/tecloader/index.asp

[hags]

Yes, it did. I forget to mention that as I thought it was an add on.

[earlthegoat2]

Can we see some pics of that muzzle break?

Giant pickles are coming to mind.

Oh no, not a resurgence of the Cutts.

[hags]

Sure, I'm no photographer though. The gun is like new and unfired, It is legitimately 100% except there is no box. It is in pristine shape.
It also comes with another, shorter magazine, some speedloading equipment and one choke.
It is all factory original and actually handles better than my current favorite, the FN SLP Mk 1 despite it's length.
It is for sale if anyone is interested.

http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd2/hagst3/a67bb6e0.jpg

http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd2/hagst3/d765d276.jpg

[hksw]

The brake is a Royal Arms.

http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=10088&title=GUNNERS%20CHOICE%20RECOIL%20REDUCER%20CHOKE%20TUBE

[hags]

The choke is marked Benelli and the flash hider/muzzle brake is stock.

[hksw]

Right, it is private labeled by Royal Arms and part of the Practical package.