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Sold. Many thanks to all for looking. Have a great weekend!

Looks pretty good! Great to see some addl MLOK rail options being made for the platform.

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I just bought a Shadow System MR920 Elite. Mine has been amazing but I ve heard a few stories like yours. I hope they get you straightened out

I know this is for a Beretta shotgun (...ewww, right?), but this quick "BUMP" is to answer some possible lingering questions out there... The 3/32" allen screws you see on the handguard hold the internal brackets in place within the handguard itself. These brackets are what allows the handguard to install directly to the shotgun as a single piece in place of the factory forend with no modifications to the shotgun. There's no need to remove any screws on this handguard for install or for maintenance. Certainly a much easier handguard to work with. Hope this helps!

Most people that buy a M3 know what it is and wants that selective action capability. Personally, I am not going to be shooting CS shells or beanbag rounds, but I do sometime shoot lightweight loads because they are cheap. I also have an affinity for semi-auto/pump guns. I also am a big fan of Franchi SPAS-12 (as long as it has had the safety switch upgrade) and SPAS-15. I always loved Benelli because they were NOT gas-operated. Simplicity, lighter, narrower forearm, and easier cleaning area all great features of inertia system. I bought my first Benelli brand new in ~1994. It was a HK import SBE. Within a very short period after I bought it, all other shotguns except for a .410 were sold. It didn't take long to figure out the quirk that it required 1 1/8oz dram shells but it didn't matter if they were name brand or high brass. It shot Wally World cheapo stuff as long as it was 1 1/8oz. Since then, I have bought a pair of M3T folders, M1T, Montefeltro 20 gauge, and have bought and sold SBE II and III. I finally decided I'd get a couple M4's too since I had most everything else I wanted from the brand. I got a standard pistol grip model that had been converted to full length mag, collapsible stock, etc. I also bought a NIB 11711. To me, Benelli IS inertia driven. The M4 is a fine gun for sure They may be the better choice for those going all out with the tacti-cool look with tons of gadgets hanging all over (which I am not really in to anyway).

The M3s are awesome guns. I had the older slab sided one. Mine ran 3 dram, 1.125 oz all day. Never tried anything lighter. Put your OEM springs back in, and call Benelli CS.