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Yes, many topics posted on this already. Short LOP is sex.

Ok, ya convinced me! I'll get one with Teeth and paint a Shark's mouth on it!

Availability vs FFT trigger. Briley is much nicer trigger.

I appreciate the ideas. I don't think ignoring it is an option as the corrosion is going to continue so the existing plating has to be stripped. Cerakote is a good option, but either Cerakote or re-plating will require me to completely disassemble the receiver, which I'll have to do to strip the existing plating, anyway. I guess it will depend on what the substrate looks like when we get the plating off. If it is badly pitted, Cerakote might be the way to go. (Maybe bondo the pitts. <G>) I'd still like to know what caused this and I can't believe this is the first Benelli receiver that has had a corrosion problem. There must have been a problem with the plating.

It does look interesting, anybody know the approx weights on these? Carlson Brake NO TEETH

It's definitely the Supernova collapsible stock and those 5 position receiver extensions. The original stock and receiver extension is a better design in my opinion. 500 each sounds like wife rounding, not actual cost. Just like when she rounds about purses and shoes.

$500.00 each??

+1 for the Rein. I've got a micro on my mk18 and love it. May have to look into replacing my m600df on the m4 with another one.

Benelli states slugs should not be shot in a choke tighter than IC. The shotgun ships with a modified, which is tighter than that. I know people have shot slugs through the modified choke and I have not heard of any issues. A modified will deform the slug slightly and that could cause a lot of stress on the choke and end of barrel. I use a Light Modified in 3-gun almost exclusively. It is right between an IC and Modified. I have shot many slugs through it and have not had any issues. The LM is a good compromise between ability to shoot slugs when needed, and the ability to knock over a plate at 20 to 25 yards with 7-1/2 shot if needed. Mike