Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
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Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
I have a very New-Old-Stock pistol with a Larry's Scope Mount on it - so it wraps around and above the ejection port.
I've only shot 250rds so far, but I get quite a number of empty brass casings being caught by the bolt before they clear the port.
Is this a break-in issue?
Is this the Scope Mount causing problems?
Other ideas?
I've only shot 250rds so far, but I get quite a number of empty brass casings being caught by the bolt before they clear the port.
Is this a break-in issue?
Is this the Scope Mount causing problems?
Other ideas?
mordecai- Posts : 3
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Re: Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
Extractors wear out easily
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Re: Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
mordecai wrote:I have a very New-Old-Stock pistol with a Larry's Scope Mount on it - so it wraps around and above the ejection port.
I've only shot 250rds so far, but I get quite a number of empty brass casings being caught by the bolt before they clear the port.
Is this a break-in issue?
Is this the Scope Mount causing problems?
Other ideas?
My Pardini broke a firing pin at a match this past weekend. Had to pull out the MP95. I used to get a stove pipe now and then but lately I have been getting a lot of them. When I shoot open sights I never have a problem. It basically throws the brass straight up. I figured the Larry's mount was causing the problem. I tried rings and still had the same problem but not as severe. Wouldn't hurt to try a new extractor. I assume Redfeather would be the place to go for Benelli parts?
Bill
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Re: Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
I had that same problem with my MP95. The empties hit the scope and bounce back down into the action. The MP95 throws empties forward and slightly upward. So I switched to a small red dot and used a single ring mounted in the rear most dovetail between the bolt and the rear sight. Problem went away. Bottom line - don't block over top of the action.
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Re: Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
I’ll second this post. I use high rings with a 30mm red dot tube sight on my 95E and no issues with brass dropping back into the action. It hits the bottom of the scope and deflects out. With low and medium height rings, the problem persisted.oldsalt444 wrote:I had that same problem with my MP95. The empties hit the scope and bounce back down into the action. The MP95 throws empties forward and slightly upward. So I switched to a small red dot and used a single ring mounted in the rear most dovetail between the bolt and the rear sight. Problem went away. Bottom line - don't block over top of the action.
Also try a small drop of oil on the bottom of the bolt, every few magazines. Flip the gun upside down with the mag removed with the bolt in closed position, one drop of oil on the silver center rib of the bolt and it should be good to go.
Great pistol, btw, and way under-rated, imo!
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Re: Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
Yeah, my model doesn't have mounting slots/dovetails in the barrel...
I could cut the mount so it held the scope from a single ring in the front...
I could cut the mount so it held the scope from a single ring in the front...
mordecai- Posts : 3
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Re: Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
I've shot a MP90 for a long time. Not the most DOT friendly design with its ejection pattern.
Like said check extractor first, should hold case against bolt face. With Larry mount the cases should be clearing. If the extractor is OK try different ammo, more bolt velocity may help cases clear better. Mine never liked soft ammo even with light recoil spring.
Like said check extractor first, should hold case against bolt face. With Larry mount the cases should be clearing. If the extractor is OK try different ammo, more bolt velocity may help cases clear better. Mine never liked soft ammo even with light recoil spring.
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Re: Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
mordecai wrote:Yeah, my model doesn't have mounting slots/dovetails in the barrel...
I could cut the mount so it held the scope from a single ring in the front...
I drilled and tapped my MP 90 with two holes on the flat behind the ejection port. I attached a short weaver base and mounted a one inch ultradot with one ring. This totally eliminated the ejection problem.
The Benelli will drive you nuts if anything is covering the port!
JKR
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Re: Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
I'm understanding what you did there now. Got it - does seem like a fix-all solution. Thanks.
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Re: Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
Best solution
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Re: Benelli MP95 stove-pipe/Fail to Fully Eject
It held for at least 2k rds, probably more.
Front area on that dot is about 1/4”
and that was enough to hold.
Front area on that dot is about 1/4”
and that was enough to hold.
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