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  1. That was fast! Its back after being fixed by Benelli. Invoice shows pin and spring installed and then test fired with no malfunction.
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  2. Wow quite a difference! Glad they made it right. Good company to deal with.
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  3. It took four months, but these sights just returned with Trijicon lamps installed by Tooltech in a NP3 sight housing. It cost way too much at 262.00 plus whatever it cost me to ship the housings there; but they are quite nice.
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  4. The Remington 870 staking punch should work just fine.
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  5. What’s 265$ when u drop 2K for the shotgun!! Very nice addition. Now u just cost me 265$$!!?
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  6. I had the very same problem. Benelli makes a superb shotgun and one heck of a sorry ****ed excuse for an Owners Manual If you have not already done so it would be worthwhile to review, refer to and also save to disk the following USMC Technical Manual (TM 10698A-10/1): http://www.militec-1.com/firearms/manual.html Below is what Benelli USA Customer Service had sent me regarding how to remove the stock from the Benelli M4. As most of us have discovered, this information is not readily apparent when looking over the shotgun for the first time and also after reading over the Owners Manual. Note - removing the fixed stock w/pistol grip is best done with the help of a strong friend as you will need to turn the stock while holding the rest of the gun in place. I would not recommend using a vice to do this as you may damage the weapon by exerting too much pressure to the loading port or other portions of its anatomy. 1. Push trigger group pin located over trigger group on the side of the gun from the right side through to the left. It will not come all the way out. 2. Pull trigger group out from the receiver, it does not have to come all the way out. 3. Grab Stock and spin in Counter Clockwise and remove. 4. Installation of the Collapsible stock is the reverse of removal. To collapse stock. Push button in and hold - turn stock butt to the left and push in. Turn to right and then slide off for removal. Regards, Martin [ 07-06-2006, 09:52 PM: Message edited by: unkamartin ]
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  7. Sorry but I’ve decided to keep the forearm. Everyone gave me way too much time to reconsider. Lol I’m surprised that no one pounced on it from the get go.
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