DOOKEY FACE

FTF = FAILED TO FIRE

LIKE I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT STILL AVAILABLE meanwhile... SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD Point proven..Case closed!!

According to some author guy on this forum, THIS is a "decent price" or at least "market value".

I beat myself over the head trying to unscrew that nut too. And then I finally saw (after I got the nut off) that I didn't need to unscrew it. To get the nut off you have to use a heat gun because the factory puts locktite on.

Great shotguns M1014

This should answer all questions whether or not the collapsible stock will fit on the 11707, and collapse.

1) How do you know what I can afford? And why would I want to buy another one and especially @ $1000.00? 2) Since you want "a bunch of green" and you obviously believe $1000.00 is a fair price, why don't you bid on it and sell it? Let's see what you get for it. You won't buy it because your just blabbing and you know you won't get a profit (and at this point that's what everyone is selling this for). Put up your money & prove me wrong. 3) Never did I say "just hand over a stock for $400.00 when you can get $900.00 on eBay for it" What I said was that $400.00 could be your opening bid (to draw interest) and because the item is wanted, the price will rise (let the market determine what the price will be since we're talking auction sites). I've sold lots of things and that is the tactic a smart seller will often use (enough for a profit, yet not too high where the bidder feels like they're legally getting ripped off). It's plain & simple...at $1000.00 there is no room for placing a "market value" bid and people are turned off by having to shell out a grand off the top if they can take a chance on getting one for less (once again we're talking auction sites and there is one up now THAT IS SELLING & THIS ONE). The seller's obvious greed (since one has not sold for his price), is working against him (that auction already ended at least once without a buyer and the demand is HIGH). If he got $700.00 - 800.00 for it, would he be losing $$ (not likely as evident that he has already sold a bunch of them from the boxes in the background)? Plus he is also selling a standard Benelli M4 w/pistol grip stock for $2100.00...and I dare you to say that that is "market value" and not gouging.

Mike, I don't think you fall in the category we're talking about since you're talking custom stocks. I can see paying extra for something that's customized, but the M4 collapsible stock falls under the category of "accessories". I can see having the collapsible stock that you paid $200.00 or so for, and trying to sell it for $400. And if your placing it in an auction that would be your opening bid and then letting the consumers dictate what they are willing to pay, but this guy is just going all out to gouge with a $1000.00 opening bid for that item....and it's obvious.

I saw that one too. But imo that's ridiculous to pay that much for a stock. The one that was on eBay didn't start with an opening bid of $900.00. To make your opening bid $1000.00 is just plain being greedy, not supply & demand, and that's why it ended & stands re-posted at 0 bids. I'm with topcover...I'll cap out at 400 - 500.

Yeah I saw that one posted on GB. That seller is really on drugs to think anyone who is not on drugs will pay 3/4 the cost of an M4 for that stock.

Yes, the collapsible will fit on the 11707.

I calculate approx. $540.00 Hurry up before it's gone

Anyone know the reason behind the sale of these to "law enforcement only?" I just can't see the logic in banning stocks. eBay recently removed one of my auctions for an HK G3 collapsible stock because it's an "assault weapon part." If there is some bizzare reasoning behind this, how long before Benelli realizes that it is a wanted item and just allows the public to purchase again. Also, how long before someone starts to produce a quality aftermarket version, and sells them for $350?

It seems like one person's opinion swayed you. You were more than willing to sell it for $250.00 because you "thought it was a generous offer in light of the market price for this part and we were trying to do something generous for Benelli owners in this forum." So now to change your price based on what someone who is more than likely NOT on this forum is paying seems like a GOUGE MOVE!! (not to mention, you plan on raising your asking price as the winning bid increases on eBay) :eek:

Here you go BENELLI SPARE PARTS MANUALS

Hey Commando, Count me in as well. And of course I can throw you a little something on the deal for your trouble. Please advise. Thanks DOOKEY FACE