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WTS Benelli M1 Pistolgrip Stock, excellent condition, Includes sling plate, buttpad and round metal shim. $95.00 shipped contact me at jeff at c-rums dot com

And the carrier

Both will fit however the buttstock will not match up to the receiver and would have to be notched for the trigger housing. The forearm fits fine without and mods

Yes is can be reversed

WTS LNIB Carlsons extended choke tube Light Modified .710 ID Fits Benelli Crio-Plus barrels.

Yes it applies to both the forearm and buttstock. Just to confuse you more technically they fit but will not mate to the receiver correctly. The M2 receiver is narrower than the M1 so the stock are not interchangeable from the M1 to M2 or vise versus. I hope that helps

They are not interchangeable as the M2 receiver is slimmed down compared to the M2 The stocks will not mate up to the M1 receiver right

+ 4 will be the closest to being flush

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That bbl does not appear to be an M1 bbl probably fits a Monte

To my knowledge the ones available are the DMW and the factory safety with triangle paddles on each side. Good luck.

Interested in buying your BBL Sent you a PM

It appears to be a Nordic button. The Nordic button is made out of aluminum.

Here are the dim's for the Nordic brand tubes you can also get them from the link below. 12 Gauge +02 +03 +04 +05 +06 +07 +08 Benelli M1, M2 6.19" 8.67" 10.44" 12.02" 14.39" 17.63" 20.28" http://shop.nordiccomp.com/NC-Shotgun-Extension-Tubes-for-12ga-12GA-EXT.htm I have had and used DMW tubes I prefer the Nordic Tubes. Use a bbl clamp too. Good Luck

It is really a personal preference. I use the Nordic button and the DMW speed bar (DMW is on an older M1) The GG&G is nice but not really worth the price to me. I don't care that much for the Arredondo as it is really too long. PM requires not modifications to install and works fine too. My personal pick is the Nordic button it works and priced right even with install cost.

Also replace the mag tube spring along with the recoil action spring and the carrier lifter spring. That should fix your problem. They are all available from Brownells Good luck

Measure from the center of the trigger to the center end of the butt pad. (I would guess it is still 14 3/8" LOP) The newer guns with comfortech stocks that Benelli is sending out have a stock that is 3/8" longer and come with the med (14" LOP) recoil pad. Slightly older models came with stock 3/8" shorter and the longer recoil pad (14 3/8" pad) Still had a 14 3/8" LOP Best I can tell they did this so the LOP could be increased by another 3/8" if needed by customers. They had to make the stock longer as making a longer recoil pad was not feasible. Confused yet???

It will work on M1, M2, SBE, SBE2 and possibly some others. Nice how to write up, but it is a lot faster and easier to just cut the back of the notch at approx 45 deg and you are done no waiting for things to dry or cure and nothing to fall out ever.

Glad to hear it all worked out for you. FYI the Nordic tubes no longer have writing/Logos on them. (Just plain black)

The DMW tube kit I had came with a black end cap (looked similar to a follower) but did not come with a red follower. If I were you I would wrap up the DMW tube kit and send it back to Midway and buy a Nordic Kit you will be happy you did. Oh and the Nordic kit does come with an end cap. Good Luck

My guess is the kit you received is missing the end cap. The red follower is just that a follower. If you don't hear back from DMW right away contact Midway and have them pull a kit and check it for an end cap. (should be black/blued steel) Good luck (I will let you know when I receive you trigger groups) Jeff

Did you buy the tube kit new? What length is the ext tube (how many extra does it add?) It should have come with a spring and the end cap which looks like a follower (the end cap use to be black) Depending on the number of rounds the ext tube adds you might be able to use the factory spring but as rule of thumb your spring should extend 12" -15" past the end of the ext tube (uncompressed) Hope that helps

That is not a huge amount but recoil springs are cheap the hardest part is getting the plug out of the spring tube but it will also give you a change to clean and lube the spring tube. Also look at the extractor and where is engages the barrel sometimes a burr on the extractor can cause the problem you are having. Good Luck

How old is it? It may be time to replace the recoil spring.