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Thank you!! Yes, LOTS of useful info!! I picked up two..I didn't want to modify anything, but that only goes so far. I have the M1014 / 11701 and the 11707.

Looks great and may pick one up. I've always just run the OEM bolt release and can certainly agree the factory one is a good bit too small.

You have to use the pic mount for the tail to clear the guard.

Yes, the 8" handguard will work fine with the iwc mount and an m600. That was my exact setup at one point. You can check out on the Benelli M4 picture thread.

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The larger the button, the easier it is to break the post the button is mounted to. This post is welded into the body of the stamped sheet metal latch. If you hit it hard or twist it, it can break the weld and you end up with a shitty fidget spinner. I broke a GG$G years ago when unscrewing the pad without holding the pad with a wrench. GG$G did replace it for me. I wish FFT had spent more time improving the latch so that it was easier/smoother to load the M4. They’re set up with a plater too, wouldn’t hurt to have the latch Np3 plated. This added value would make the price point more palatable and would possibly convince owners who already have a GG$G to upgrade.

Welcome to this forum. There is a lot of useful information here. What model of Benelli do you have?

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Hi StrangerDanger, This is Greg over at Tango arms. My apologies for the ridiculously late reply as I am just learning about this forum. Currently we have 3 options which will be the same for stipple work and for stipple work + forends. They are the classic, full grip, and full stipple. Each version is for the set of forends. The Types of stippling: Classic - The most common version that follows the shape of the forend. This looks the best in my opinion. Full grip - Is the classic that extends the stippling in the center portion all the way up. By extending the pattern to the upper half of the forend, it provides for a consistent grip. This is most common with people with bigger hands and those who don't the feeling of a partial stippled and partial smooth grip Complete - This is the entire forend. Most common for people who training in conditions that may require a modified grip. The problem you experienced is due to a website error. If you or anyone else experiences anything like that in the future. please do not hesitate to email me at [email protected]

Because pic quad rails are soooo 90s