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sure hope he did'nt buy it on EBAY. some unscrupulous person may have ripped him off........

Not posting this to question anyone's opinions or $anity regarding a folding stock -- just wondering about its utility and if that's the reason for the overwhelming demand. Is it because that's what the M4 is supposed to come with -- it makes the gun complete? Weight savings? Cool factor or do some shooters find adjusting the length-of-pull fits them better? Living in Rep of Cali I can't use a folding stock so I have not experience with it. My 11707 did come equiped with a 3 position receiver tube, so if we ever re-join the Union and the prices come down I may get one.

When I first started researching the M4 a few years back, I honestly thought the collapsable stock looked odd. Last Feb, I came across a M1014 US flag model w fixed collapsable stock at Sportsmans warehouse. Once I started seeing the various forum member builds and comments about the middle position being right length of pull in combination w RMR and Scalerworks mount, etc etc, I've slowly been moving in that direction. Finally, I have accumulated the parts and I am all set up to switch out neutered recoil tube w the 3 position. A shout out to SD for his extensive photo essay tutorials and advice/postings from various forum members! I'll post pictures.

There is always the Turkish clone option for $120.

I've owned a number of the C-stocks over the years, no longer have one, it does nothing for me. The only benefit I can possibly see is shorter stock position when wearing body armor.

I saw those pics over on social media. I kind of cringed when I saw it because that is one part I haven’t changed out yet for that reason after going thru the forum topics. I don’t have big meaty construction hands so I will be going with the 1/2” handle when I get to it. At least anyone that sees his M4 knows he shoots it and means business!

It is not super aggressive, which I like - the points in the pattern are wide and flat. I would think you would have a tough time tearing up a hand or glove on it. Edges are turned down nicely and smooth as the pattern drops off. Pricey upgrade but is a nice piece of kit.

I had eight spas 12s.That’s what I have left.When people were paying 4500 plus.They went on broker .One is serial under 10. I have original trigger for one with updated safety And other is under 25 in second gen ..Had two spas-15 now only one..

Alittle old school

My beloved Caesar Guerini. The shop didn't have a left handed one so I drove up to the factory in Maryland to pick it up. When they brought it out I knew immediately the drive had been worth it.

One that I don't own but to me rivals the status of the M4, is a Mag-10 Roadblocker. I'd love to chuck some 00 outta one of those...

I've only got two other shotguns models aside from Benelli. Remington 1100LW .410 with 4 barrel set (they were all fixed choke in that era) Savage 24. I've got several of these. The one I use the most is 22/410. I've got a couple others that I inherited. I don't really care for them but keeping them out of respect.

Love sporting clays and trap, so Beretta Silver Pigeon.

Just the remnants of a cheap old Davidson 16ga. I call it my Yosemite Sam relic. Those of you old enough to remember the Luney Tune cartoons (Bugs Bunny, Yosemite Sam, Wile E Coyote ect. ect.) years ago can relate.

870 police. Love shooting clays with it

Beretta LTT 1301 is super nice.

KSG

My grandad's old browning sweet 16s

The M4 is not recoil operated like the M1/2/3, it is gas operated.

My M4's run the 1125fps reduced-recoil Remington STS skeet stuff just fine. First rounds I ran through most of them. The trick is to lubricate the weapon properly. Run it wet like an AR with TW25B or LaRue MG lube or Slip2000 EWL or something similar.

broke in kept we mine eats the lite stuff all day. is yours stock ?

Yup these guys have the knowledge. I have about 2500K through my short barrel (10") and now it will cycle anything, even with 8.5" of pressure building barrel cut off (all legal and above board with a Form 4 and the blessing of my GOD, my Country, my Mom and the BATFE). But... ... . if you know my mom and she asks, kinda, like, change the subject or something, she wants me to find a wife and a bigger house and well, those things cost money you know? Regards, -d

yes run your m4 wet.. and break it in with a few hundred rounds of high power.. mine runs like a dream with crap 2 3/4 ammo Ciao

Most people will suggest using heavy loads until you break it in. Also what seems to help is keeping your M4 well lubricated... very well lubricated

One of the pros on this forum recommended three hundred rounds of bird shot, prior to the the #7's or 8's. Followed his recommendation and now no issue with value pack ammo.

you have to remember these guns cycle off recoil... you have to be holding the gun in the right position in your shoulder with a firm hold and you shouldnt have a problem with the light loads.