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  1. Hello, i an new to the forum, just got these today. Would appreciate any advise on how to best break them in. Thank you.
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  2. The scenery looks great Looks like you were out patrolling your Border! ... couldn't resist
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  3. I guess they didn't have as many for sale this time. I was amazed how long it lasted last time as well.
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  4. These are back on Dvor as of 11:00am EST. Full size or Micro $169.00 plus tax and ship. It makes me want to buy another one and I don’t even need it.
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  5. With major Benelli parts (barrels, stocks), I found it is more economical to just buy a completely new gun. The sum of the parts is much more...
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  6. This is likely the one you need if you want the M1/M3 version: https://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/60516 If you want the comfortech, then here is the SuperNova one: https://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/61176 Verify your M3 has the telescoping recoil tube before you purchase. Mine did (hence the ability to swap the SuperNova telescoping stock.) I almost bought one of these for my SuperNova, yet could not come to grips with spending almost $200 for a stock when I could by a complete SuperNova with the comfortech for $500. I ended up putting the money towards a M2 with a field stock and love it. The M3 is an unique gun, yet the pump mechanism adds some weight. Something to consider based on how you intend to use it.
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  7. Some of the Turkey and Custom Shop models have had a factory tapped receiver, not sure about the basic field models....most are not tapped. Check the price of a new M2 barrel if you don't already have one?
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  8. Take them apart per field strip. Add the extra step of removing the action spring from the recoil tube, and the chromed plunger piece or whatever it's called that also lives there. Lube all sliding parts well. Very well. Best case is a very light, non-temp sensitive grease. Examples are Forward Controls or Cherry Balmz grease. Barring this, use a heavy lube like Lucas Extreme Gun Oil. Reassemble. Go shoot. Ive literally never had to use the goose loads to get a properly manufactured M4 shotgun to function when correctly lubed.
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