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This is a great deal. There's no way you can build one yourself for this kind of cash. Good luck with the sale.

I ordered the A&S trigger guard and the TTC carrier yesterday. ? I just got lucky is all. The owners son is currently a TAC-P for the Air Force and that sparked conversations once I had started providing documents for the background check. I’m not a TAC-P - just want to clarify that and that’s not an insult either. Those dudes are badass! But we talked for a while and I told him I was retiring this year and that I wanted to get back into shooting. I got the last one in stock and without telling me he knocked a few bucks off. Pretty cool right!?!

I had bought and assembled this unit with plans to put it into another Benelli M4. I chose to go a different path. This is an LNIB set of giblets from a donor trigger group that came from another gun of mine. Aside from being function tested, it is new/un-used. The trigger group (A&S) is the black, no logo variant, and was also new at the time I installed these smallparts. I used a black TTI safety, and the A&S reduced power safety spring. After assembly, as noted, I function tested this trigger group to ensure that it was safe, and fully functional. It is. All parts not described are OEM Benelli. Price includes shipping within the CONUS. Payment is to be a personal check, Facebook pay, or venmo. Shipping will be USPS Priority, insured for value of sale. Some areas are experiencing shipping and delivery delays. Be aware of this. I am charging $375 shipped. -$200 for the A&S TG -$30 for the TTI safety -$100 for all the OEM parts it contains (a screaming deal, as you can't even find all of them in stock currently, I'd bet, and certainly not from any one place) -$45 for my time assembling this and shipping it to you, insured, and paying for such, so you can just plop it in your gun, keep your OEM for spare parts, and rock on.

SPF to you, per PM.

I will take this. PM sent.

This happened to me as well, though it got so bad that the spring was completely deformed. A buddy gunsmith of mine theorized that the spring that came with the GG&G bolt was a different tension then the factory spring and that's what led to the spring coming undone. We put the stock spring in and I've had zero issues since.

Chances are you didn’t get the spring seated properly in its little notch. The latch pivots on the pin so it isn’t a straight in and out sweep when the latch is moving around. This picture might help you see where the spring should be set:

I’m retiring from the military soon and figured I would reward myself. I was finally able to locate a M4/11707 last week and now the project begins. BTW > StrangerDanger - your wheelhouse of knowledge has been greatly appreciated and so have a few others. I’ve been ranking my priorities for upgrades 1. ORDERED - CC Ti 7+1 tube/follower/wolf spring: awaiting backlog like everyone else. The wait won’t kill me... 2. ORDERED- Muzzle this really wasn’t a priority but saw they were in stock. Ordered from benelliparts and it shipped the same day. I love that! 3. I am going to order the A&S trigger guard. This will probably sound crazy but I want use the Benelliparts trigger kit. I don’t want to remove any parts from the OEM trigger guard. Rather have a second housing option. I did see FFT has an enthusiast’s spare parts kit. Honestly I don’t know why my brain is running that way but Undecided at this time - I realize this is a costly route and I’m still debating it. 4. C-stock I have reached the end of the internet multiple times searching for this. Patience and luck is all that is required. This forum has been a gold mine of knowledge and appreciate the contributions. I may just go pick up a another gun until I can finish up the M4! ?

The adjustment button on the collapsible stock is one of the most hardened pieces of steel I have ever encountered. It wasn’t done like that on accident.

The pin in the stock is replaceable. Tap it out tap a new one in (or rotate it a bit and put it back in if you cannot source a new one, all the same). The recoil tube...not so much. She heat treated for reasons.

If the temperature of the tube is kept low there is no reason it would need to be heat treated again. Any competent machinist could do it. The parts in the stock that will engage the slots will wear out long before the recoil tube. I am only semi skilled in machining and I would do it if I had a set of drawing with spec dimensions.

So, I think i may be done for now...I just got my Briley Handguard, but they sent me the 13 inch instead of the 8 inch, so deciding if i want to keep it. Threw in a pic with the TS12 for size comparison: Build: Briley Carbon Tube Briley Extended Follower Nordic One Shot Extension Benelli Comp Briley Mlok Handguard GG&G Charging Handle GG&G Bolt Release Scalarworks Sync Mount Trijicon RMR Strike Industries Forward Grip Stage Saver Geissele M4 Super Hammer IWC Buttstock QD Mount