Sukhoi_fan

As I responded to your PM, no I don't, the one stock I had went with the 121M1 when I sold it. Try calling Choate Machine and Tool to see if they have any left.

That's because there's a roll pin in that hole. That roll pin should be punched out, not drilled. Don't ask how I know. Unfortunately the KZ sling adapter won't work with a c-stock.

Yeah, I'd say that's a critical part and I wouldn't be firing it with that barrel ring broken. I'd see if you can get someone to weld it up/repair it for you. 10-12 years ago there were quite a few 121 M1 NOS replacement barrels floating around for about $100-110. I picked up a spare at that time. I haven't seen any for several years. When I sold my 121 M1 I advertised the NOS replacement barrel I had for it and someone immediately snatched it up (his father had gotten a mud plug in the barrel of his 121 M1 and that resulted in a split barrel). The fellow who bought that replacement barrel from me advised me that he'd been looking for months for a replacement barrel - he just happened onto the site where I had it listed, otherwise he'd still be looking I'm sure.

Welcome Racerx211. I'd advise against using slugs unless you want to be cleaning lead out of the barrel. Those 3" rounds will be fine for breaking it in. Be sure you lube it all well (including the recoil link on both ends and except for the pistons) before you shoot it.

It's just a semi-auto pistol (which I'm sure qualifies as C&R), would could possibly be 'illegal' about it???

Well Rob at Benelli fixed me up with a new retaining pin and now my M1014 c-stock is functioning precisely as it was intended. Thanks Rob! (and I'm not even the original owner)

On another front, check this out - http://www.legis.state.tx.us/tlodocs/83R/billtext/html/HB00928I.htm Everyone in Texas needs to contact their state representatives and senators ESPECIALLY if you live in Houston, Dallas/Ft. Worth, San Antonio, and Austin and show their support for HB928.

http://www.ammoland.com/2013/02/nj-shotgun-ban-ammo-ban-magazine-grabs-gun-owners-mobilize-now/#axzz2KZTJOkOd

So far...however with the Communists on a roll with their coup underway I wouldn't be so quick to relax.

Please advise on the interchangeability of the small parts (retaining pins, plunger, springs) when you get a chance. If the small parts can be swapped out with genuine Benelli parts I can see it as a viable alternative (so long as the small parts are swapped out for reliability purposes). TIA

The ultimate goal is to cause/start conflict - the common Communist tactic. DHS didn't recently buy 1.6 billion bullets banned by the laws of war for target practice.

Then cops have no need for them, huh?

Personally, after having some experience with the c-stock I'm not seeing what the draw is short of being tacticool (well, maybe with respect to wearing body armor, etc.). Fully collapsed only saves about five inches OAL. I've got two atm, gonna sell one* (since I'd have to sink even more money into acquiring a 3 position receiver extension for the M1014) and may part with the other if I find I can quickly get target acquisition with my T-1 (over an ARMS #31 mount) using the standard PG stock (plus I want to utilize the KZ sling plate which cannot be used on the c-stock configuration). *already have a tentative deal with another forum member so it's not available

LOL feebayer in OP had an immediate hit at $299.00 so he upped it to $325.00 BIN. lolololololol

Frankly that would be the least of my concerns with the ProMag c-stock. The OEM Benelli c-stock is bona fide mil spec, the Chinese knock-off isn't, and after discovering how little pressure/impact it takes for a c-stock to fully collapse when it shouldn't* I'd shy away from anything that would undermine the effectiveness of a combat shotgun. *I'm referring to the loss/failure of that retaining pin in the c-stock which runs perpendicular to the receiver extension - I *know* how good the steel is in the M4 where it's crucial, I have zero confidence in a product obviously (at least to me) hecho en Chino. ETA: And FWIW everybody else CLEARLY marks their 922® compliance parts 'made in the US', why doesn't ProMag in this instance??? I submit because they can't import them that way.

lol And the listing states "Made in the USA" while the truth is no one knows for sure where it's made* (except for the people at ProMag, and if it were indeed 'made in the US' it would be marked as such, don't ya think?) I certainly wouldn't rely on a part for 922® compliance which wasn't clearly marked 'made in the US'. *I bet dollars to donuts it's made in China, given the way the Chinese take great pride in their ability to counterfeit whatever they can see turning a profit on and especially considering the price point ProMag has on the c-stock/forend package. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Benelli-M4-Tactical-Collapsable-Stock-Pistol-Grip-M1014-12-Gauge-Shotgun-/330870792791?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4d096fa257&nma=true&si=Gqe9QeXxiVAbGYTTPA5EYCajEFo%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Recently I've gotten a number of different types of rounds, and so far it seems the low recoil 00 buck is 1/8" (Remington) to 3/16" (Winchester Ranger) shorter than other 00 buck rounds (such as Nobel).

Don't have a M2 so I can't give you any feedback. However I would think that if your M2 reliably cycles low brass bird shot then the low recoil buckshot won't be a problem. (check the numbers, the velocity isn't reduced substantially) Where'd you find the low recoil Winchester buckshot in bulk? All the sources I kept track of are out of Winchester low recoil.

If you have a TacStar extension it will probably never hold seven rounds.

Not all 2.75" 12 gauge rounds are the same length - I suggest you try another brand if you just have to have 7 rounds in the magazine.

Found one, thank you anyway.

Does he have a lifelong ambition to eliminate *effective* RKBA as a Communist goal? DEFINITELY.

Is this where I sign up?

Sorry I was not more clear guys - I'm willing to pay up to the highest of the last three to sell on feebay which were $51 and $71 plus shipping, with one selling for $60 shipped. I'm patient, I can wait for another to show up on feebay.

Does anyone have a M4 PG stock in good shape they care to sell since replacing it with a C-stock or field stock? TIA