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http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=7&f=47&t=715552&page=1 Someone did mention that these looked like 5-shot tubes, so wait until the guy responds. I just cannot imagine someone selling 5-shot OEM tubes, however, if it is possible. I WOULD NOT BUY until I knew what it was for sure.

Please read the whole thread. They are not mine. There are only 2 of them. I am only directing people to them, and there has been a LONG standing battle over Cody6.0 not wanting to heat his reciever for some reason or another and going on and on about it in numerous threads. If I can get him to sack up and add a real magazine to his M4 (He is a stickler for OEM Benelli parts, even if they are mechanically inferior to Kip's tubes), I will do it. If he doesn't get to them within 12 hours (by the time I wake up in the morning), the link will be posted here. Remember, there are only 2 of these. They are being sold by a reputable seller and the green OEM style locktite is visible on the threads, further lending credit to their OEM status.

PM sent, will post link in thread within 12 hours, so move fast : )

$100 a pop and they show slight wear and still have the green lock-tite on them, which is how I can vouch for it being OEM. I also have seen other items from this seller, he is legit in his marketing. Not my product, btw. There are only two available at this time and Cody6.0 has first dibs on the PM after his public announcement is made

I will PM you the info if you publically state in this thread that you will use a heat-gun to remove your OEM castrated tube if you procure the OEM one.

Just what the title says.

The T1 in an ADM "low" mount is THE way to go. Also, without a collapsible stock, ur screwed for proper height.

Shotguns operate at very low pressure compared to rifles. your M4S90 is very un-likely to suffer pitting like this.

Have you ever owned an AR?

The larger the shot you use, the tighter the pattern will be as a rule. OOO Buck should give you a bit more range.

I shot a bird once without hardly thinking. Was about 30 yards off. Just came up and BANG before I knew it there was a bird on the ground. Worked well for me.

I used to run a .40cal bore-brush down the piston sleeves, that was the most I did there, just b/c I am OCD. It is not needed. You don't clean the gas-port on an AR do you? Thought not.

Shoots 2-3" groups at 50 yards with cheap slugs. Goes bang when you pull the trigger--every time (unless it's empty) Runs on birdshot to slugs Interchangeable chokes VERY reliable Does not require much maintenance to be VERY RELIABLE Doesn't jam Patterns large buckshot very well (both my M4's would punch 50% of the pellets into about a 14" circle at 50 yards using Remington OOO Buck). Is not prone to malfunction

Stay tuned for *Boresnake stuck in gas-port-HELP* post

and shipping that M4 to Alaska will cost you a TON. Try ar15.com

Yeah, price is good, you may sit on it for a small time, but it will sell at that price.

Price is fair. I know a guy bought one NIB online on GB I think for around $1375 the other day.

I personally feel that Obama is not the threat to our weapons that so many think he is. The "American" people are. If enough rotten media can sway their thinking enough that they become anti-gun enough, as a whole, Obama will do what he always does--side with the popular crowd. As long as firearm ownership is popular, Obama has proved time and time again, that he is not going to take a bloody nose by trying to confiscate them. Obama runs the presidency like he ran his campaign. Saying whatever and doing whatever he thinks the majority wants. He has turned this country from a republic into a democracy, and democracies are very dangerous things. However, he has doubled back on himself a bit much I think. His popularity is plummeting no matter what now. I think by the end of his term it will be absolutely dismal if he isn't impeached or something by then.

Update? Did you speak with Kip?

Their follower should work fine, but the OEM follower is better as it is lighter. I owned one of theirs, and I see no reason for it to not work, however, not sure if it would limit capacity or not, it might lose you 1 round.

Wow. Epic bad luck on your part #4 buck is considered OK by some, not by others. I personally think in an appartment it will do the job, but remember, anything that is effective WILL go through drywall and be able to kill on the other side. Period.

Again, pre-planned lines of fire. Common sense. #1 or 0 or even maybe #4 buckshot. Judged by 12 > Carried by 6.

Whether or not a collapsible stock will function optimally, or at all. Yes, you can get it back togather. If you can put your shoe on you can do this. Step 1: remove bolt handle from bolt carrier group by twisting and pulling (it goes back the same way). Step 2: push take-down pin located on lower-reciever and then hook the charging-bolt-head under it and pull it out until it stops (it will remain in the weapon so as to not be lost). Step 3: Press bolt-release button and hold. Step 4: Pull trigger group out. Step 5: un-screw entire buttstock assy. Perform in reverse order to put it back togather. I can perform these steps in under 2 minutes taking my time. You can do it too. Simple stuff.

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Sounds to me like an 11707. Now check the recoil tube (by removing the butt-stock. You take the trigger-group out and then un-screw the whole buttstock from the reciever. The whole thing just unscrews once the TG is out.) Is it a 2 or 3 position recoil tube? Here are recoil tubes for you to reference. -OR-