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Finally got the 5 position installed. It took about 30 minutes with the heat gun to get the locking nut to loosen up, then another 5 to twist the original tube out. The Regal metal works 5 position tube had a tiny bit of wiggle but barely any so I went ahead and installed it. After about 15 minutes I noticed the buttstock wasn't totally centered but the loctite had already cured enough that I had to reuse the heat gun. Once I got the locking nut backed off the new recoil tube I grabbed the tube with an oven mitt and tried to wiggle it around. It had zero wiggle even with the locking nut backed off, so the loctite alone was enough to remove the small amount of wiggle it had before. As mentioned in the previous post the locking nut tightens everything up nice and solid. This thing is pretty awesome guys, I'm really happy with it.

The Dave's Metal Works oversized safety is the one I prefer the best. The TTI one is alright and feels similar. I didn't care for the Roth one at all. It was way too big. Keeping your finger off the trigger is certainly the most important thing. However, I use the safety when chambered and slung in the field. Murphy has a tendency to sneak up on you and cause some fluke thing to occur where a buckle for a pack gets into the trigger guard, leaning the rifle/shotgun against a tree/rocks and it dumps over and somehow something ends up pressing the trigger. Reaching for the gun in the dark and your fingers end up in the trigger guard is a huge issue. Add the adrenaline of a hunt or a bump in the night and peoples fine motor skills go to crap. Plenty of injured and dead hunters can attest to that happening. I guess the dead ones can't attest to much. Bumps in the night in the field are pretty common. In your mind its either a Skinwalker or a racoon. Even for a handgun, I'll keep the pistol in its holster to prevent any fumbled fingers getting into the trigger guard in the dark. Be it on my night stand or tent/pack/truck camping.

Hey! Got alot to talk about and offer to you guys & gals. Stipple Work I do stipple work for M1-M4 forearms! I can also do other shotgun furniture, feel free to ask. Pricing may vary. https://imgur.com/a/IOthrP5 • Benelli M4 forearm - $80 per set for a standard stipple, $100 per set for a full stipple. • Benelli M2 forearm - $80 each. I am waiting to receive a M1 & M3 forearm, in which i will update my albums with completed work. Pricing on those will be around the same as above. I also offer stipple work for Benelli field stocks. I have an order on the way for a M4 field stock that I will update with. Field stock work is $60. Return shipping is included in price. I will apply my "Gravel" texture. Gravel feels much like skateboard tape while not being overly aggressive. I think its a great balance of traction & comfort. Lead time is 1 week or less upon receiving your parts. Please include your username, short description of work ordered, and return address. Once I finish the job, I will send you pics & verify return address. We can settle payment then as well. -------------------------------- Ready To Ship Items • Limbsaver 10403 recoil pad - modified for use with collapsible Benelli M4/M1014 stocks. This is a drop in kit, comes with hardware and an allen wrench. All you will need a small phillips screwdriver to take the oem buttpad off. $75 shipped. This is a pre-drilled new in box 10403 kit I put together with the help of the amazing StrangerDanger's instructions, which can be found here in case if you would like to do this yourself: ------------------------------ Products in the works • Matchsaverz shell caddy service - I will have these as an optional or standalone product & installation service for Benelli forearms. Will have multiple colors! Good to bundle with a stippling package. Should be ready within a week. • Benelli M4 C-stock button - modified to have the ability to pin the stock in place for state compliance. The button will be sold in a kit with a set screw and pin. Will post more details of this once we are closer to releasing, but let me know if you guys would be interested in that. • Other services in the works include cerakote, different textures for stippling, and beretta 1301 stippling. Working on expanding and offering many more services to you guys! --------------------------------- Payment will be done through paypal f&f, cashapp, venmo, or zelle. All prices include return shipping! I just opened my website this week. Im really passionate about my work and would love feedback from this wonderful community. Please message me with any questions or concerns. Thank you for your consideration and time! Here are my links: https://singuardsolutions.com/ https://instagram.com/singuardsolutions?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Yes, we do sell them directly on our website to avoid ebays fees. https://regalmetalworks.com/product-category/fire-arms-2/ I can get a video tomorrow of the positions and try to post it on here -Nate

While there are no *known* (at least that I know of) prosecutions for 922(r) violations, disregard the 922(r) regs at your own peril. 922(r) applies specifically to what two posters in this thread are suggesting to do, i.e. change the magazine capacity without the appropriate number of 'Made in the USA' components to be in line with 922(r) compliance. Also, no one should be advocating doing anything illegal on this forum regardless of one's opinion on the statute(s).

I've owned my Nova 3.5" for 9.5 years. For the first few years, I never used it because I shot better with my 870. After warming up to it a couple years ago, it has been very dependable and is my primary bird gun. I recently noticed a barrel bulge just behind the choke tube. It appears to be more prominent on one side of the barrel than the other. I find this odd since I've never fired anything but factory loaded ammo through it, nor have I ever had any squib rounds. I've never mistreated or misused my gun and clean it regularly, and I've only ever used the OEM IM choke tube. I contact Benelli to file a warranty claim and I'm told Benelli does not cover barrel bulges, that it must have been an obstruction or something else.. but it's not their problem. I don't understand how it could be considered my fault if I only used the gun as they intended and took the best possible care of my firearm. I've seen similar issues other owners have had that got covered, why is my situation any different? If thats their idea of customer service, they've lost a good customer for life, and I'll do my best to make sure nobody I know ever buys one. What's the point of having a warranty if you're just going to deny simple claims for normal use? I never had any of these issues with my Remington 870..