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The gun in the picture is an M1. I have the exact same gun. If the actual gun is the same as the picture, then it is indeed an M1. You can tell by the subtle differences in the stock and trigger guard.

I took off the stock of my M1 Super 90 only to find that I was unable to disassemble the action spring for cleaning. There is a nut holding it on, but it is EXTREMELY tight. I can probably torque it off but I don't want to risk damaging something. Is there a special way to do this, or am I just going to have to torque that nut holding it?

Just picked up an M1 Super 90 for $400 and a cheap Marlin 22. I took it out back and shot it a few times, and it works great. I can't wait to take it to the range and see how I do.

you guys are right its an M1 Super 90. took it out on his front porch and shot it into the sky a couple times. I like it.

I made a deal with him $400 and a Marlin 22. I think thats a very good deal for me. I am pretty sure it said M2 on it though I am probably mistaken. I haven't brought it home yet.

stupid question?

A buddy of mine has an M2 Field that he wants to sell me. It is marked with Heckler and Koch on one side of the receiver while the other side says Benelli. Is it a H&K made Benelli, or does it mean something else?