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M4 with collapsible stock will probably run 2K plus. Benelli is not selling it but to Class 3 dealers. Try ebay for the stock by itself.

The M1014 with the American flag does not have the collapsable stock. There was supposed to be only 2500 of them produced. The M4LE does have the collapsable stock. Therefore, if one wanted that feature, I would assume a buyer would spend more for that particular model.

Yes, the M4LE comes with the adjustable stock.

I use Winchester high brass game loads, 2 3/4", 3 3/4" DR EQ. and have had no problems at all with my M4 or M3 for that matter.

Try [email protected] The tubes are $75 plus $8 s&h.

Congrats on your excellent choice. I am going to order a tube from Dave. I think he is the best price out there.

Thanks, will do.

Let us know how it goes. I looked up their website and like the looks of their tube.

I have both and the M3 is more versital in that you can convert from semi to pump. To me, that is the real attraction to the M3. The M4 is just plain bad. It looks bad and shoots awsome. I guess if it came down to choosing between the two, I would take the M4. After all, the USMC chose the M4 and they don't slack off on their equipment. Only the best.

I have mine I'll sell. PM sent. Thanks, James

Use the ammo Benelli suggest and its smooth sailing. I've bought five Benelli M3 & M4 and had no FTF. Good luck with the Beretta'

When you chamber the first round and are not sure the bolt is fully closed, hit the bolt handle with the side of your palm and see if it moves forward any. If the bolt is not fully closed it won't fire the round. And, be sure to push the carrier lever to get that second round up on the carrier. Just looking at all the angles.

Do you chamber a round into battery and then have one on the shelf behind it? I'm no sure I understand. Also, do you shoot pump or semi-auto when shooting clays? Anyways, it's good to hear from someone from Ireland.

Standard M4 spring works fine with mine. Anywhere I have read on the forum say use the one that comes with the M4.

It did the same to me. Would not let me submit my reply.

I have used Sonic Ear and other valve type ear plugs and find them very useful. From 12 ga to .50 cal they work very well. Full size ear muffs get in the way of shouldered weapons and don't allow a good cheek rest to be accomplished.

Stingray365, I hope you have already picked it up. And tell ImpactGuns to go jump. I would have been at that dealer ASAP after I got that asinine email from them.

Look on post by socomguy. He has the best mag tube for the M4.

Very nice setup. So, what does the mag tube hold, four?

Using regular gun oil on my M4 adjustable stock didn't seem to make it move as slick as I wanted. So, I used some KleenBore TW25 B high tech lubricant and it moves like it had ball bearings. With gun oil it seemed to drag when going from extended position to fully closed and back. I have a spray can of STP lithium grease and it probably would work just as well. I'll try it next time. It is considerably cheaper than TW25 B.

The M1014 I bought several years ago had the skeleton stock and all M1014's I have seen had it. I don't think any of them came with the fixed pistol grip stock.

Thanks guys. I feel the $100 price would probably be more accurate.

I was wondering what the retail price of an M4 pistol grip stock is? If I can get a collaspible stock for mine I will sell it. Thanks.

I noticed he had no takers, either.

Yeah, I saw the residue of locktite on the threads. After I read the manual thoroughly, I went thru the process in order and it is now off. Now, all I have to do is get a collapsible stock somewhere for a decent price. Probably not any such animal.