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Technically can't you just price shipping and handling separately for each item, regardless? Say, you could sell me a widget that cost you $399 to make for $99 + $399 S&H and "inventory management logistics"?

I just bought a roll off of Amazon and cut to fit.

With some practice, especially involving the sling, you can be very stable and expose quite a minimum of yourself.

I have plenty left to learn! Just sharing as I go.

I prefer the Vang Comp cards. I use the 6 shot version because that's what they're offered in. I have tried Esstac and SOE, and the Vang Comp is hands down the better product.

Thank-you! My goal was to provide a sub-10 minute video covering manipulation of the Benelli M4 platform. Shooting, moving, using cover, recoil mitigation, all of these are topics that will be covered later.

The AVA didn't die off because it was better. Now, I like the AVA guy, he was super cool, very interactive, and I feel bad saying his product wasn't my preference, even, but it is what it is.

Even cooler would be a custom option. Me? I love 12.25 and 14.25 (under NODS), but others may want different. Maybe a body armor and a non, etc. I think it would be super Gucci if you could do custom LOP and number of settings for people, by request, non refundable pre-pay, understanding that it will take machine and coating time prior to delivery. Otherwise most settings just go unused once the user picks their setting.

This is more a documentary of my personal evolution. I am not an instructor, "expert", or Holiday Inn frequenter, and would be happy to hear how I can improve. That said, a big reason for my fumble on the live drill is I loaded the shot card mixed, when I typically leave it all slug. It tripped me up. Normally, its all buck in the gun, and all slug for select slug on the card.

That sucks. This really is an awesome component. If I didn't have only entry models at this point, I'd be all over buying this.

But they do. Sometimes it be like that, with everything. From cars to C-stocks.

No, the m4 entry is cyl bore, fixed.

At 10 yards a cyl bore would sling le132 into a golf ball size clump. If you push this to 25-35 yards, you're going to see this fall apart vs what a cyl would acheive. Your 10 yard groups are already similar to mine at 2x that distance.

If you are using anything but a CYL choke, then yes, I expect trash performance past about 15 yards with Flite Control. My M4 Entry shoots 8" patterns or so at 25 yards using LE13300. At 35 yards, it's still keeping patterns on 2/3 IPSC steel typically, maybe dropping 1-2 pellets from time to time.

Lame. But thems the rules.

Tag-on, but if I buy 2 CH's from you, do I need to mess with this, or since each item is <$100, G2G?

Purchased 2 bolt releases. Both as described, shipped and arrived as soon as one could have hoped via USPS Priority.

All of their special projects had careful market research done prior. They've done their analysis for the M4 market and decided at this time not to enter it.

Yes, this was my original critique, and am glad to see it gained traction. It was my only complaint.

I agree fully, and I prefer volcano knurling on my oly bars. Also, I am looking at your CH, and it looks like you've provided a break to the sharp edge to the front of the detent hole. I think this is excellent!

You have my wallet's attention.

Not enough volume. The molds are very expensive. I prefer the C-stock because of the utility of a variable height optic to cheek placement. It works amazingly under NODS.

Magpul has been approached about the M4 Benelli and declined due to volume. That said, I prefer the current C-stock. It works amazingly for my uses.

Trade for what? The T1/H1 is a robust sight, but has some parallax issues, and it loses market value because the T2 exists. Also...what are you going to do with it? Put it on a shotgun for use in the visible spectrum only? I'd say it would do quite well for that.