JDCaduceus

I have an original Benelli extension tube for the M1014/1107. Just curious what these are going for these days. Any thoughts would be appreciated. thanks Conrad

will the insight illuminators fit M1014? anyone?

Yes I have the originaly smooth recoil tube for my m1014. Can you purchase the recoil tube for the collapsable stock pictured above from benelli without going to a gunsmith?

Oh one more thing - I just spoke with my benelli dealer and he advised that benelli commented that you need some sort of special tool to change the stock, is this correct? if so what tool? thanks

Stevenb - I appreciate the help. I checked on the side armor website but could not find the quick disconnect swivel. Also, which tacstar should I get for the m1014 - tacstar makes models for ruger, winchester, etc. please let me know which model so I can purchase. Lastly, which cqb sling? Of note, I notices on the benelli italy website the m1014 had the m3 illuminator attached to the extension tube via some kind of mount. Do you know if the m1014 will accept the m3 or m6? and with what mount? I appeciate your comments. thanks

Gentlemen, I have ready these instructions, downloaded the owners manual and still am confused as to how to install the collapsable stock to my m1014. Here is what I currently have: M1014 - purchased from dealer Collapsalbe stock part no. 81040 purchased from benelli My benelli dealer spoke directly with benelli and specifically requested a collapsable stock. Benelli sent him part no. 80140 in response to his request. I have followed the directions on this page and the users manual I previously downloaded. I can remove the buttstock; however, I am unable to turn the pistol grip counterclockwise. IMO I am not doing this right to begin with so I am turning to this forum for help. I have looked at the pic on benelli's website of the collapsable stock and I noticed that it has three different groves in the bar for positioning the telescopic buttstock. My M1014 has no such groves and the alleged collapsable stock I purchased from benelli (part no. 81040) does not contain a metal bar with groves like the pic on benelli's website. I know this should be much easier than what I am going through. I would like your help with this situation with the following: 1) Do I have the correct collapsable stock from benelli? Are the more parts to obtain? If so, what parts would I need? 2) Am I following the proper procedures for installing the collapsable stock by removing the fixed buttstock and turning the pistolgrip counterclockwise? Or is there another procedure I need to follow? 3) I have read on the forums where some of you had a machinist custom grove your rod to allow the fixed stock to become collapsable. I would not like to take this route only because benelli has made the collapsable stocks available to the public since Sunset and I know there is a better way (hopefully). Any suggestions? 4) If any of you have advice, I would like to discuss this on the phone and would not mind giving my number if you could help. I appreciate all responses and look forward to hearing from you JDC

I have thr M1014 with skeleton stock and I want to add the M4 stock. Is this possible?? Secondarily, which stock (part Number) do i buy??

Thanks Tucker. One question....is that a special plate on the SBE steady grip or just a mounting plate that any gunsmith can attach?

Of note, I just noticed in the accessory page that Benelli has a pistol grip stock for the M1/M3. Would this same pistol grip stock fit the SBE II? thanks

One more question. Can I add a pistol grip stock to my SBE II like the SBE Steady grip? If so, again who can I contact? Benelli? THanks

I have an SBE II and would like to add a scope for when I turkey hunt. The scope should obviously go over the receiver. However, there are no holes for me to tap. I did notice that the SBE Steady Grip is tapped and ready for mount. I would like to have the same for my SBE II. Can this be done? If so, can Benelli do it for me? ANyone know who to contact? Any advise is greatly appreciated. thanks