jaegerbataillon511
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I was thinking the same about that with fire due to a overheated barrel. Your shooting is awesome, and I guess the Benelli can be ghost loaded into more rounds with the short "baby" shell ammo if you have them in russia.
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Congratulations to this forum VofchikRUS.
On both of my M4 guns the left side of the receiver is stamped "12GA-M4SUPER 90-BENELLI-italy" and right side"BENELLI ARMI-URBINO-MADE IN ITALY"
Do you have the same stamping on yours, and has your collapsible stock 2 or 3 point adjustable settings?
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Yes, all of us should avoid using Remington shotshells, and it looks like he has alot of them stacked on the table at the range if you look closer in his video.
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Real cool..he might have had a burnig problem all day with this gun, because in his original video at @1:01 he lifts it up again to blow the fire out.
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Check out the flames that are coming out of the ejection port in this video at @3,26 and @3,33. Is it normal or is this guy loading some russian plutonium propellant rounds? In color they look like Remington shotshells barbecuing the Eotech sight.
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That`s the real deal Super 90 M4..not the hickup 11707.
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The German Sondereinsatzkommando "SWAT" has missed some good sling systems.
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It look`s nice, but it`s too tacticool for european use. Things could break and fall off, or block fast combat handling during a real gunfight. A plain Army issue M1014 setup is ok.
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Frog lube is also a preservative to leave in the barrel for long term storage, and heating up the barrel with a hairdryer would do the same less damage to it as a hot barrel after shooting several rounds. I too get some shiny spots on some patches, but I think they are lead.
These scratches inside your barrel are very common and probably done from steel shots or your cleaning rod.
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They could make a target application to this device.
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It might be that Robar has alot of M4 coating to do these days..therfore do hurry handling marks and bad coating occur. I would personally go to Robar and pick up a black FL TS M4 before he messes it up with this junk coat.
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Hello sniffer, 14" are allowed in Germany.
I`m also from europe and haven`t seen any single M4 H2O where I live, but I believe that the silver M4 H2O with TS stock and FL tube is a special u.s. run model to accomplish 922r as a newer firearm after the compliance law began in america.
Another thing could also be that Benelli USA refuses to sell black telescopic FL M4s with u.s. parts, because it would outgun the neutered 11707 they have plenty of in stock..no one else would buy them anymore.
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Hello again..I know that a M4 dont`t need any particular maintenance, but can I leave it in the safe for months after 60 rounds without cleaning?
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Designation L128A1. This Benelli is what the British Army issues, and the exact same Benelli M4 stock number also goes on the european market. I got two of them.
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Any thoughts:confused:
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Why not one in black..?
Chrome-plated inside and phosphate-coated outside on the black ones are also resistant to rust..the marines use their m1014 in saltwater.
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Try www.triebel.de in Germany..they take international orders and have alot of stocks and firearm stuff for a Benelli and other guns.
There is a guy in the UK who has a special ordered Franchi SPAS12 with a 24 inch barrel and a flush magazine tube to it. It was delivered to him from the factory..maybe you could ask Benelli in Italy to make a special 24 inch barrel with the right length magazine tube for your M3. Practical shotgun courses in England have these setups with long magazine tubes.
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I know..the Benelli distributor in my country has them as well as PG and TS stocks, but if there are aftermarket wood stocks for it in the US, it would be nice.
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Where can I purchase a plain hunting stock and forend in real wood for my Benelli M4? I`m planning to go birdhunting and want to make it a bit less aggressive.
It must be international shipping.
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It`s ok, my bad english is like walking bakward across the highway
...what I mean if it is good for the inertia of the firearm to have it "cruiser loaded" with the hammer down and then cocking the bolt back?I read this USMC instruction on page 23, but there is no explaining on having the M4 with the hammer down.
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Hi there..is it recommended to have a "floater round" on the shellcarrier without a round in the chamber with the hammer down, and then retract the bolthandle to cock the hammer and load this shell into the chamber from the carrier?
I experienced that a round feeds on the shellcarrier from the magazine tube, when I press the trigger without a round in the chamber.
Is this okay..or not?
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I had this phenomenom once with my Remington 870 marine magnum. The 12 ga. barrel inside was choked down to a 16 ga. with plastic and lead after shooting about 100 rounds of federal power shok slugs through it.
The only thing to do was to go the hard way by using a bronse brush with hoppes 9 solvent and rock`n roll a few hundred times with the cleaning rod until the gunk was gone and the barrel inside mirror clean.
I suggest you can use a thin layer of a special military spec gunoil in your barrel to prevent plastic and lead to build up the bore.
It`s the super 1 universal gun oil. Here is the link.
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I am a leftie with a Benelli M4, and the benefit over a right handed person is the portloading if you are out. The only issue is that you must hold the gun by the pistolgrip whenever you are operating the bolt handle, bolt release and shell release.
Benelli M4 on fire.
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So there are no short shotgun ammo shorter than 12/70 millimeter in russia. I too had this limiter rod in my Benelli which I removed.
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Do you mean this one?