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First time post from a new member. Been reading this forum a lot for about a year and have appreciated the knowledge. So here is mine. I know it’s really plain and stock but I love it. Found it at a local pawn shop last year for 1k$ out the door used. I have shot it a lot and it has been 100% reliable with all manner of 2 3/4 shells I have put thru it. Everyone who has shot it absolutely loves it. My only complaint was the length of pull on the factory stock was too long for me. Snagged the Mesa Urbino when they were on sale for like 40$ and I absolutely love the ergonomics. I do wish it installed as securely as the factory stock though although it hasn’t came loose over some pretty hard use over the last year

Here are some pics of the clearances for the raw titanium version. There is plenty of room and the cerakote shouldn't add any measurable difference to these. Bolt closed, it's about even with the GG&G bolt release. Bolt open, it's got plenty of room as well. @StrangerDanger is likely correct, the other guy inserted the FFT bolt past the detent...I had that bolt too and didn't experience that issue. I'm no shill for this bolt/manuf, but until (if) CC comes re-releases theirs, this one is staying on.

Bottom two went home this past week. Second from the top should be going home this week. The FDE one is still waiting for some corrections on paint.

It always bothered me that Benelli did that. I understand the business reasons for it, but it seems like a cheap way to make a buck.

There were around 60 released to dealers that had the full length magazine tube and a functional collapsible stock. The ATF shut that down pretty fast. After that, Benelli made a bunch of the NP3 plated M4’s after that. Then Benelli switched things up and started Cerakote them instead of NP3 without changing the H2O naming scheme. So a lot of people have bought the Cerakote models assuming they were actually NP3 plated.