AR-BALLISTIC

Thanks Duggan, as usual I can rely on your insight. Take care , Michael

OK , modified. What can I shoot thru a modified choke?

You know , mine only came with 1 choke. It has 3 grooves in it. Would somebody tell me what shells I can use with this choke?Hey Duggan , where are ya man?(LOL) Thanks Michael [ 09-22-2006, 11:45 PM: Message edited by: AR-BALLISTIC ]

I agree with ya Duggan. There will be no trial and error work going on on my M4. My hat goes off to you d if you have the huevos to experiment on your shotty.

Mad Scientist stuff !!! Lets see pics Dr. Benellistein. You got my curiosity going. Mwahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!

Ebay is saturated with Benelli M4 / M1014 Full length mag tubes. It's out of control !! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Break open your piggy banks because people are paying out the butt for these. And to think some of us got lucky and paid $66 buckaroos. [ 09-20-2006, 04:43 PM: Message edited by: AR-BALLISTIC ]

Sending your stock in to Benelli will be a painless experience. I have sent mine to them twice. Once the entire weapon and once the stock. (not because the weapon needed repair) The 1st time was to upgrade the barrel from a low recoil 4 port barrel to a 2 port military barrel.And the 2nd time was to have them check my pistol grip stock out. I could not get it on tight for some reason. And they get it back to you faster than you would expect. You will get a card in the mail stating that they have received the gun and it gives an approx. 30 days or more, but I have never waited more than 2 weeks. I only have good things to say about Benelli Customer Service.

Duggan , I am speachless bro. Great thread!!!

HEY FELLAS, "Can't we all just get along?" Sorry , I could'nt resist.

Thanks Duggan. Always helpful. I appreciate it.

It's hard to tell around here sometime.

stockplayer , are you being serious or are you joking? Others have said the opposite. That no loctite is needed. How will it unscrew itself with the endcap securely tightened?

What is your loading proceedure for the M4. And what exactly is the little red lever on the right side of the receivers roll in it all? The manual has two options on loading and firing. I know this is a kind of a dumb question but I am yet to take mine out and shoot it. I noticed that when I load it up I have to hold in the little lever on the side to keep it cycling. If I chamber 1 round and eject it the next round will not cycle unless the lever is held in. How is this different when you are accutually firing the weapon. Your not going to hold the lever in to cycle the next round then. I know , dumb question . I am ready to be slapped around by you guys a little if need be. [ 09-16-2006, 08:46 PM: Message edited by: AR-BALLISTIC ]

StarLynx , thats more information than I needed (LOL)

I sort of screwed my original mag tube up getting it to unthread. I used a hair dryer for about 10 minutes and even a direct flame for a few minutes and had to resort to a towel with channel lock pliers and it scratched the old tube a little. That Benelli loctite is some super strong stuff. The new tube installed with NO loctite is the ticket!! Thanks again M1014. You rock my Benelli bro. You always have the best solutions for Benelli questions!!Anyway , the new full length tube is the perminent tube and it looks amazing. I am grateful to get the one Factory tube that I ordered. [ 09-16-2006, 07:41 PM: Message edited by: AR-BALLISTIC ]

I just got done installing my new full length FACTORY magazine tube on my M4 and it looks AWESOME!!(No , I did not use any loctite!!)Thanks M1014!! I think it will make it so much easier to take off later if I need to. And once the endcap is screwed on its rock solid. You guys were not kidding about what a pain it is to remove the existing factory tube!!! It was really glued in place!!! I almost gave up. But with a little intestinal fortitude, and the right amount of heat I finally unthreaded it. Thanks for the advice given by others who have done this. [ 09-16-2006, 03:50 PM: Message edited by: AR-BALLISTIC ]

ELMERS??? Now thats some funny SH!T!!!!!!!!!!! [ 09-15-2006, 11:09 PM: Message edited by: AR-BALLISTIC ]

I just finished installing my FULL LENGHT MAG. TUBE on my M4!!! And NO, I did not use any LOCTITE!!!(Thanks M1014)It sure will make things alot easier if I ever need to take this mag. tube off. Once the endcap is on, that thing is rock solid. You guys we not kidding , they glue the **** out of the factory tube!!!! I almost gave up trying to remove it. But with some intestinal fortitude it finally unthreaded. Put the new one on and it ROCKS!!!!!!! Just wanted to say thanks for all the advice given here. I don't think I would have done half of the upgrades I have done without your guys motivational threads on how to do things. Now , have to make time to shoot this badboy for the 1st time!!!!!!!! Thanks again [ 09-15-2006, 07:59 PM: Message edited by: AR-BALLISTIC ]

Duggan , you still rock bro!!!!!!!!!!! I have learned plenty from your wisdom too. Member 17 or 6000 I respect all you guys opinions. Benelli bro's rule !!!!!

I purchased this for my Benelli M4. Works perfect. I don't know what to tell ya.

M1014 member #17 !!! Unless there's a member #16 with an opinion, thats all I need to hear. No diss to you Duggan. Thanks for the input bro.

I have this sling and really like it. Great price and killer quality. I purchased the one with the emergency release. $34.25 bucks !!! http://www.spectergear.com/benelli_cqb_sling.htm [ 09-14-2006, 09:38 PM: Message edited by: AR-BALLISTIC ]

M1014, @#$%#% !!! That has to be the coolest shotty I have ever seen!! Can someone tell me why I continue to reside in KALIFORNIA????

M1014 , I value your opinion. Why nothing? Even Benelli originally put some kind of adhesive on the stock mag tube. [ 09-14-2006, 07:39 PM: Message edited by: AR-BALLISTIC ]

I agree with stockplayer and Duggan. Blue loctite should hold strong but still be fairly easy to remove later if needed. BLUE it is. Thanks again, Michael