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I am unable to source diagrams for you right now, however, if you are mechanically inclined, call the company and ask for them to send you a user's manual, or google it, or see if you can find the diagram on their website. Then take it apart yourself. I have found that taking something apart myself garners a better understanding than any reading could.

I wanted a shotgun that will feed anything I stuff in it. My M4 does that. Lets face it, you have poor 'smithing skills and don't feel comfortable taking a heat-gun to some lock-tite so you settled for a lesser weapon, sorry, but we could go round and round all day Well here you are rich man! This guy is offering the Benelli OEM part to do so. It is readily available and you are so bloody rich it doesn't matter apparently, so buy an M4 and this guy's extension already! I am amused at how all you focus on is money and calling people cheap while extolling your own riches, yet every major purchase you have made that you have told us about is not top of the line.

I use LaRue MG oil. I ran 2.75 dram stuff my first time out and it did great.

I have, but VERY rarely. ETA, what bolt-handle are you using?

www.tinypic.com Self exclamatory.

Built more heavy-duty. Cycles light loads more reliably. Has better re-sale value. Has a collapsible stock option. Soaks up recoil better. Prevents people from cracking jokes about you being an M2 owner when you could have had an M4 if you used your basic mechanical skills. I wouldn't buy a Z06 so I could beat an escort by 2 more cars than your Z51. I would buy a Z06 so I could beat your Z51 by well over 2 cars.

Numrich has a tube for $104 that I used on my last M4, but this tube looks pretty darn good! I am still waiting on my tube from Kip though. If you get this tube, weigh it. THen someone needs to weigh the SOCOMguy tube, and Kip has already weighed his tube. I am curious as to the weights.

True, and you may get a taker here, however, most people here (Excluding Cody6.0) opt for full-length tubes. That isn't to say you WON'T sell it here, but just that it is more LIKELY that you will sell it there.

I would suggest selling it to Cody6.0 when he buys a Benelli M4 because his M2 isn't as good. That way he can just screw it on, it will be OEM, and he won't have the heat the *#!& out of a $1500 shotgun to replace the mag-tube. -Or gun-broker or ar15.com. Gun-broker would be #1 imho though.

Well, nevermind that then. Yes, I am a die-hard KISS fan. I love gadgets, but they are all KISS gadgets, lol. I find the thought of never dicking around with chokes nice. Find a load, stick with it. Done. One less removable part. Win.

Looking foreward to installing my tube next week.

Now you are selling an un-opened identical item? I am confused.

Did you see the one that sold on here for $120 a few days ago? Oh wait. That was you who bought it.

I wish I could have gotten an 11707 w/2-port and fixed choke. ****, I am tempted to offer to swap barrel/assy's assuming the piston design has not been altered or anything else.

Is that a 2-port barrel and fixed MOD choke?

I dunno, never had a Benelli IC choke. Why do you ask?

Called Briley, they said I can shoot whatever I want through their flush-fit IM choke (apparently it is stronger that Trulock's or Benelli's. I grilled 2 Briley tech's on 2 separate phone-calls about the issue. THey both said steel, whatever was fine in it. I even told them of the Trulock warning I recieved when I called. THey said they FULLY UNDERSTOOD my question, and yes, steel/tungsten/Hevi was fine!), steel, Tungsten, whatever. (Except a sabot slug or solid-type slug). I will test this along with the MOD choke when I get my magazine tube from KIP and post the 50-yard results. I have every commercial buckshot load I could find at wal-mart and Bass-Pro (about 8 different rounds). I have some posterboard I will test with Sorry for the post with no proof, I'm just excited and want to run my mouth.

Different chokes pattern differently. I have had as much as 2-3" difference between choke-tubes from manufacturer to manufacturer with my M4S90 at 50 yards sighting in slugs.

Just be patient, treat it exactly like you do your teeth when brushing them. Don't get too aggressive with it, and in 2-3 minutes time, you will have cleaned it all up.

I used a 12 gauge bore brush (NOT Stainless!) and some CLP and just turned it and brushed on it and it came out. YMMV.

Ergo I am to understand that the dredge-hand did not work out, or you have hired someone in addition to?

Well, I got my 6PD, THANKYOU BRIGHT FLASHLIGHTS!!! I also got my M60W-MCE THANK YOU GENE MALKOFF!!! And I tested it. At first, I cranked her up in my appartment, blinds drawn, expecting greatness. Greatness did not occur. No ladies and gentlemen. Failure occured. I was not really liking things. I decided to wait until dark though, as this unit only puts out about 900LUX@1M, it performs best in true darkness. Anyways, darkness arrived and so did the glory. This unit is not what I would mount on a weapon, let me say first off. It just doesn't have the throw. It runs out of useful light at around 40-50 yards, just like Gene advertises (140+- feet). However, it illuminates EVERYTHING! Within that 50 yards with a natural-tone light that allows colors their normal hue, and NOTHING escapes it. It is like carrying a miniature sun in your hand! I am sorry, I said I wouldn't do this, but I got a new cell-phone and HAD to try it. I will get some better shots up later, but here is how it did for all you white-wall hunters. I got a new cell-phone and it did not accurately compare the spill of the MC-E to the others. The MCE lit up the whole room. A corner adjacent to the light, 12 feet to the left was clearly illuminated. This thing just lights up everything around it! The "tunnel" you see depicted is not accurate. TO my eyes, there was no beginning/end to the spill as is shown. It was just a "wall of light". ALso of note, I shot a snake tonight while doing beam-shots outside (like real beam-shots are done). It was a copperhead. This light depicted it's camo VERY accurately. Looked like daylight. WIth a lesser LED, I think the snake may have blended in a LOT better. I know it sure did when my Dad came out with the pistol with his cheapy LED. The snake just blended in with the pine-needles on the ground. Another point to note is that this light illuminates all around you. There are no "dark spots" for a snake to hide, there is no need to "wave" the light back and forth to cover your path. I love this light for an out-doors light where one would be gathering firewood, hiking through rough terrain, etc. Basically anything that you would want daylight to do, this light makes feasible, out to 50 yards. It is at it's best within 25 yards. IF you want a hand-held sun, I cannot recommend this unit strongly enough!

I would think it would burn the **** out of your hands.

Old enough to know better and young enough not to care.