heckler&kochp2000

.22 cal Who owns one ? I'm looking to get one and was wondering what y'all recommend. I hear Ruger makes nice ones . INPUT PLEASE !!! UPDATE * UPDATE * UPDATE * *********** I forgot to mention LONG RIFLE .22 All purpose mainly tinkering with sights.

Just bend it back to it looks right and fits tight

Yes they are.

If you are asking if a m4 barrel will fit a m2 receiver ? They answer to that would be No !

Yes you can buy without tax stamp it is just a barrel ,but it cannot be in the same location as the receiver .

Factory Direct New http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=284908225

http://youtu.be/jFQNXkxEt7g 5:38

They Don't have to Stamp any parts U.S. when replacing aftermarket parts When done by Benelli.

You must press the collapse (keep it pushed down)button while you are sliding it on at a angle .

It go's in at a angle

GUNBROKER DOT COM has a lot

Auction # 280312481 on gunbroker

[TABLE=class: tbClean viTitleB, width: 2] [TR] [TD=class: llt nw][h=1][TABLE=width: 98%] [TR] [TD=width: 10] [/TD] [TD=align: left][TABLE=class: tbClean, width: 94%] [TR] [TD] Hi This auction is for a Benelli M4 recoil tube that will make a factory collapsible stock fully functional. If you desire the functionality of the collapsible stock for the M1014 or the 11703 models of Benelli M4, this is the item you'll need to replace. Be careful when buying these items. There are many 2 position tubes floating around out there. This recoil tube is new and rather difficult to find. The tube comes complete with all the internal parts which are assembled. 1. Receiver Extension 2. Recoil Spring Plunger 3. Recoil Spring 4. Stock Retaining Screw 5. Snap Retaining Ring 6. Flexible Ring There is a lot of misinformation concerning how to remove these recoil tubes from your weapon. Benelli will tell you that you will destroy the shotgun if you attempt to remove the extension. This is only true if you do not heat the threads to break the thread locker. Once you've developed the testicular fortitude to complete this project, you must do the following: Disassemble the weapon. You should remove the internals from the recoil tube assembly. This is optional though. When heating the receiver extension, it is best to have the tube cleaned of oil and debris to minimize smoke and fire hazards. However, the Stock Retaining Screw can be difficult to remove without specialized or custom made tools. Dis-assembly Procedure Use a pair of snap ring pliers to remove the Stock Retaining Ring at the bottom of the recoil tube. Unscrew the Stock Retaining Screw. You should put a punch through one of the drainage/witness holes to keep the spring from ejecting when you remove the plug. Contain the spring as the punch is removed. Tip the receiver back to allow the plunger to slide out of the recoil tube. After that, you should spray the recoil tube out with solvent to remove oil and debris that might catch fire during the next process. The Flexible ring retains the Recoil Plunger at the top of the receiver extension. It should never be removed. Receiver Extension Removal Put the Benelli M4 in a vice for best results. I clamped the vice below the rear sights. Do not squeeze the aluminium receiver. You should naturally pad the vice to prevent marring of your finish. To remove the tube, you must heat the recoil tube extension's locknut with a heatgun for 30 minutes or more. A propane torch would also work, and be faster. However, a heatgun will be slower and safer. Benelli coats the threads with a green thread locker compound. The nut is common thread. The nut is a 1 1/16" or 27mm metric box wrench. Using the closed end of the wrench will have the best results. You do not want to apply a lot of torque to the receiver. You want the heat to break the locktites hold. I never used more than one arm to apply torque with. Once it is heated sufficiently, the nut will begin to turn slowly. Continue heating until the nut is completely removed and slides off the end of the recoil tube. Now time for the hard part. Continue to apply heat to the recoil tube threaded area. Use an open ended 3/4" box wrench on the flat spots of the recoil tube to apply torque. These are also common thread. This may take another 30 minutes with a heatgun to break the locktite compounds hold. Note the depth that the recoil tube is screwed into the receiver. Also be aware that this item must be timed to index the stock in an appropriate direction. Once the recoil tube unscrews, clean up the threads with acetone or another solvent. A wirebrush will help. Reassembly Screw the new recoil tube in so that the threads are flush with the inside of the receiver. This is why you should look at the area prior to disassembly of your factory unit. Thread the locknut over the recoil tube assembly and screw it flush with the receiver. Add the collapsible stock to the tail to act as an index to help time the recoil tube assembly. Collapse the stock all the way so the comb of the stock will act as a timing gauge. You want the comb of the stock to be pointing directly at the center of the rear iron sight assembly. Once you've indexed it to where you want it, tighten the locknut. I highly recommend reapplying locktite to the recoil tube and the locknut. Even if you simply use the blue type. The recoil tube extension is pretty easy to screw in. You can do it by hand. Install your stock. If the pistol grip portion of the collapsible stock will not thread onto the receiver extension, it means you screwed the receiver extension too far into the receiver. Allow the locktite to dry for 24 hours before you shoot the weapon. Hopefully this tutorial is clear. I'll be glad to help anyone during their install process. While the job sounds daunting, it isn't as bad as it seems. I'd have a hard time changing the serpentine belt in my truck, but I managed to do this. On these, I'm only accepting money orders for payment. I'm tired of those clowns at PayPal. I've been a gunbroker buyer and seller for 11 years now. Bid with confidence. Thanks! [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE][/h][/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]

DREAM Arsenal For the shooting range in Heaven.

Mp7 and a HK 416 10.5

Delray shooting center in Florida has them in stock. Phone 561-265-0700Email [email protected]

I sell the Factory 14" Barrels for $899 On GUnbroker .

Is the stock still available ? Gunbroker dot com

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Wow I wasn't expecting such a harsh response , i hope my previous response wasn't as bad as the way yours came out sorry I offend you . It was just my opinion !

Because it was all hype

That Suks !!!! MODS unban Sukhoi_fan !!!!

It's Anodized ! The could strip it and re-anodize it.

I don't know you , but I was wondering where you and your pretty shotgun picture's been.

Simple install on the accessories you mentioned , Gunbroker Dot com for accessories not to sure on the M4 itself. BTW are you on the Rolex forums ?