Adam2340

That is the funniest thing I have seen all day. Thanks gundoc.

I had a couple boxes of Winchester AA ultralights lying around after the last time I took my wife clay busting (Quote from time before that: "Ow, my boob". Yes, we worked on her technique but I also picked up the ultralights as a magic feather). They cycled just fine and as fast as I could pull the trigger.

How not to sell a shotgun, a practicum in seven easy steps Step 1: Post an item at an apparently ridiculous price. Do not elaborate. Do not post pictures. Step 2: Refuse to answer questions. Be condescending. Step 3: Treat any request for information as a personal attack. Step 4: Throw a hissy fit when the questions are repeated. Step 5: Delete the ad. Proclaim this site is full of jerks. Step 6: Claim to have sold the shotgun to somebody. Step 7: Repeat delusions of persecution. Glad you sold it to somebody. There are suckers born everyday. They just don't happen to frequent these forums. Your comment about the difficulty of understanding... Maybe you should reread the very first reply. People really were not trying to be rude.

Forgive me, but could you elaborate? Is it more difficult to hit with a 20, or is there just a perceived superiority of the 20?

This is exactly why I am shocked (shocked I say!) that there are no aftermarket stocks.

Wow. Thanks guys, I'll leave it be. Happy shooting.

Ok, today I went to the range and put about 200 rounds through the M4 while shooting skeet. While I was cleaning the beast, I noticed that ejected shells had started to deform the receiver where they hit. Has anyone else noticed this? It's actually a sharp folded lip that catches the bore snake. I was thinking I would probably just file it down so that it doesn't catch the boresnake. Any thoughts?

Will there be a package discount for both the mag tube and the stock?

I want a chocolate cookie! ...and a collapsible stock. Now dangit.

Brand new m4: 1699.00 Factory length magazine tube (USA made): 150-200 Collapsible stock (factory): 650-700 Total: 2499-2599

Does anyone have any experience with these or the company? http://www.tacticalshotgunner.com/one-piece-replacement-tube-for-benelli-m1014-m11707-shotguns-p-196.html Thanks.

I'm also very interested in a titanium collapsible stock, though I'm also interested in any collapsible stock.

Ok guys, need some advice. I want to get a Supersport, mostly for clays, but also for pheasant or quail. My question is: 12 or 20 gage? I've only ever owned 12 gages and currently reload for 12.

Used to have a Mossberg 590, but it was part of the trade in package to get the Benelli M4. Down to 2 shotguns (3 if you count the Taurus Judge) No love for the Ruger Red Label?

Thank you all for the advice. I've been looking to get a super sport as well, and found this very useful.

My dad bought an M2T and I got the M4. The only difference I noted was the M2 seemed to cycle slightly faster. They're both great and I'd be satisfied with either.