cody6.0

Your telling me I was bidding on one off Gunbroker but when it hit $250+ I figured the other guy needed more than I do. After all when I have a MR1 with 30rds of 5.56 and my M2 with 6rds of 00buck if it comes down to 2 shots I was screwed from round 1.

You don't have enough time to deal with a very minor issue yet have time to post a book on an internet forum...............

I was jus looking at different extensions be it ones I have or some on GB or other places and noticed a "P" behind some of the part numbers. I have seen two that look what seems to be identical yet one is 12345p and the other 12345 is does the "P" mean something I am not catching?

I just gotta ask even if I get some **** for it. Am I the only one that wouldn't buy the Winchester branded stuff simply because of the fact that it says Winchester opting for the good ol' yellow and black can?

All of Walmarts firearm accessories, cleaning supplies and targets have changed to the Winchester branding.

But when saying that how many times people done the same with other guns? Unless your comparing junk to a superior weapon from the get go the same things wear at almost the same ratio. As for Springfield they are one of the only manufactures I haven't owned yet. Why you say 1) All I need is one saftey if that 2) Something about Springfield USA on the slide bothers me when "made in Croatia" is stamped on the grip. Who knows though said I would never own a S&W and thats what I have now.........

Look in the manual where it talks about limiter plug removal.

The complete barrel and ARGO

Piston position with bolt closed Piston floats on guide rod with bolt open

Reciver (Right Side) Reciever (Left Side)

Front sight Trigger, bolt release and left side magazine release

The end of the barrel Rear sight and top rail

ARGO with bolt closed Piston with bolt open

Well here are the pictures many of you have been waiting for: Here it is compared to my M2T And then with a 30rd Magpul added

Just thought I would add this also since the ARGO system used on the MR1 was a concern. After disassembling my friends R1 I can say for 100% sure they only share the same concept and not design. The main differences being that the MR1 uses a free floating piston, one o-ring and a much different pressure control system.

Thats what I am going to do they are on my dinosaur right now so I need to transfer them to my newer one.

The US release has only the fixed pistol grip stock and will come just as I bought it as there is no real accessories yet except some fore end rails. As for pictures if I could find somewhere I could actually access to host them I could post up quite a few. The old dinosaur I have all my camera software on hates the new format homepages and photo hosts. I am trying to load it onto my other one as we speak so I can get some up for both general information and for anyone who is interested in buying it. When it comes to my current impression I put a few more rounds through my other one Sunday and all I can say is that it was fun. Unlike an AR the MR1 is much more user friendly and when holding it I swear it puts itself on target. I don't know if any of you have had a Beretta CX4 but it is that simple to use and is equally as accurate. I know that the ARGO system was a source of concern for others here as well as myself. I havent taken apart the one I am selling yet but I just cleaned the other last night and it was dirty but not beyond what I would call normal. The piston cleans up with a brush and the gas chamber is easy to clean since a 12ga cleaning heads fit perfect. I just wish I could remember what I used to get brass marks off my guns so I can do the same to my MR1's. As for price I pulled it of GB because I figured I would give someone here or another forum a chance first. I would like to get $1150 but would be open to a decent offer buyer pays actual shipping to a FFL of their choice. If I don't hear anything I will most likely just throw it back on GB tonight.

The mags do drop just like an AR and there is a Left & Right mag release. As for the barrel I am not sure what diameters muzzle brakes/flash hiders come in so I can't say 100% if you could do it. My original intentions were to keep one MR1 factory and add the short RX4 barrel to the other but I gave up on that project becase of all the red tape.

By the way I am selling one of my MR1's that has 48 rounds of Federal through it if anyone is interested, I would like to get around $1150 for it. I put it on GB because of the nasty AR situation here but if anyone wants a deal on it I will take it off GB.

I have a original Benelli tube that looks like the one found on M2 tacticals and makes both the Nova and Supernova 6+1. I would part with it for $70 shipped for the tube, barrel nut/coupler, ext. spring and end cap. By the way I hope you enjoy your new SNT I put well over 5,000rds through mine with not one issue. Also shells like the Federal Flite Control are very nice out of the fixed cyl. barrel on the SNT.

I didn't take it as an insult what so ever but it is very hard to judge how big a rounded surface is in such a small picture.

Have you ever taken a AR/M4/M16 apart the barrel doesn't stay the same thinkness from chamber to business end either. So far I must say I am impressed with this thing the trigger is light years beyond my AR it has a short sight to bore and the opereation is very smooth. This thing can spit lead faster than my AR could also the piston drive on it cycles very, very fast. My only dissapointment is the lack of a muzzle brake/flash hider but I guess the two extra inches of actual barrrel is a ok trade.

It doesn't look exactly like a R1 but it is a similar design. As for pictures I will try to get some up.

I picked it up less than an hour after it was delivered by UPS at my local dealer. Benelli MSRP was $1299 and I paid $1100 so I didn't make out too bad knock on wood. To be quite honest you can tell it's origins are more Beretta than Benelli, it looks like someone took apart a CX4 and M4 and mixed up the pieces and told someone to build a gun. The stock is the same one used on my M2 and the reciever looks like a magazine fed M2/M4. The fore end is very CX4 and is what I would call the least Benelli looking part. Accuracy is in the air as I have only put 10rds through her but since the sight is attached to the fore end which comes off for disassembly i'm sure optics will be the only way to shoot wings off a fly. Over all it's what I wanted and it complements my Benelli shotguns well too. As for the piston fouling folks experienced I guess only time or should I say rounds will tell. !New info added below!

I am looking for a Benelli #80155p extension for my M2 if someone knows where one is could you please PM me.