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If you really love the look of your H20, just have your other M4 refinished in NP3

The great thing about NP3 is that you can always refinish and it will look brand spankin new again...

I'd keep it!

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What would your price be, if you got the parts put it together, and sent me one assembled and ready to go?

if you have any questions, I am happy to answer them. see listing here... thanks! C

I really do want both full assembly, to make for easy switching when I go out of Kalifronia

I would need the full assembly...

I ordered what I thought was the dummycrat recoil tub on Numrich, but they sent me the 3 position one... Does anyone have a full assembly they would like to part with? thanks C

I sent an e-mail to that address, I haven't heard back yet.

M4 Desert Camo Forend M4 Desert Camo Magazine Cap good luck

I am going to NP3 my bolt, NP3 is self lubricating Also the H20 M4 bolt is also NP3 finished.

This is also an excellent source for information on how to interpret the 2nd amendment. http://www.heritage.org/constitution#!/amendments/2/essays/142/to-keep-and-bear-arms

You made a tube for me back in '08 and after 1000s of rounds and all these later have zero complaints. Excellent work, glad to see you are still at it. Best of luck! C

I thought about rubber, but I didn't want rubber to transfer to the trigger guard over time... As for cleaning I take the stock off when I clean, so not a lot of contact with harsher solvents. If it does get gunked up over time, I can always cut a new strip and stick it on... It's a very low cost fix and takes very little time...

I recently purchased the Urbino stock for my Benelli M4 by Mesa Tactical. I noticed after installing it there was a gap between the stock and the trigger guard. I called Mesa and they said that the gap was there to allow for variances that too sung of a fit could cause issues. After reading several forums some people have this issue and some don't... I guess there is quite a bit of variance in M4s out there... At any rate I cut a small strip of self-adhesive black felt, the same stuff used for furniture pads to not scratch floors. It compresses nicely and doesn't add any excessive pressure on the trigger guard. This works for me, It may work for you if that gap bugs ya... [ATTACH=CONFIG]2000[/ATTACH]

Hi There, I have a Benelli M4, I love the gun, but shortly after I bought it the camo began to chip and scratch very easily. Has anyone else experienced this problem? thanks, -C

hope I am not overstating the obvious, but if your low-recoil ammo doesn't cycle, there is a charging handle so you manually cycle the next round... if you want to speed up the break-in process, shoot about 1000 rounds of the hottest turkey loads you can find. I have shot about 20,000 rounds through my M4, I still can't cycle win-lite rounds, my solution... not to buy them... Standard rounds feel like low-recoil rounds when shot out of an M4, so I don't see much point of low-recoil anything with an M4...

sorry, already sold

Happy 4th of July to all my fellow Benelli shooters, have fun stay safe, and Viva Benelli!!!

Well as an ammo manufacturer you should know ALL ammo is not only dangerous but lethal. From your confrontational tone, I am not so sure I should give you my personal details. 1.) Tri-balls are fun. 2.) Tri-balls are insanely hot, there is no factory ammo on the market that I personally have ever used that inflict the pain of shooting a Tri-ball. When you shoot a Tri-Ball out of an M4 it feels like a 400lb gorilla punched ya. Maybe I am a big wimp, but no factory ammo I ever shot feels like these. 3.) In all 3 semi-auto shotguns, I have to load Tri-balls one at a time, how they are crimped they are a bit long and don't transfer smoothly from the magazine tube to the chamber. 4.) Tri-balls group very tight even at 50 yards. all I would say is that try em yourself see if you like em. I have mixed feelings about them. You can talk about technical specs until your are blue in the face, you are not going to know how they work for you until you try them and see how they meet your needs. Dixie Slugs is a small business and they are defensive about their product, a bad rep can crush a small business, and that is not my intent. I merely posted my anecdotal account of how shooting tri-balls split my mount. And to also confirm there was no visible damage to my gun from shooting them, the Benelli M4 is a very well made weapon. Best wishes to Dixie Slugs and there customers.

Good news I found the NEW/UNUSED pressure switch and original packaging. So PM me now! This is a 100% complete like new Scout Light

tri-balls are insanely hot loads, if you ever run into a t-rex, that's the ammo to bring.

This light is like new has KL4 head less than an hour total run time on it. I never used the pressure switch, I can't find it so for now it's not included if I do find it I will ship it with the light. The regular tailcap switch if far more functional anyway. The light also has an extra thumb nut for extra secure lock up on your rail. $175/OBO shipped to US address, Sorry no international. Since this could technically be considered a gun part in some countries I don't want to deal with it. PM me ASAP!