Sukhoi_fan

They're waiting for you to lose interest or die of old age.

And yeah, this definitely includes your hi-cap Benelli even if "it's just a pump."

There's not a dime's worth of difference between the two of those two collectivist losers, in their stone cold wicked hearts they are both lockstep in complete harmony with the worst of the gungrabbers despite their very vocal protestations. Carry on as if either one of them will outright ban anything and everything via an EO first rattle out of the box next year (just like 'NRA Lifemember' G.H.W. Bush did).

My 2008 produced M4 ('CC' code) which has seen very little use has lost some of the phosphate finish around the proof marks on the barrel, as in 'the white' is showing. Has anyone else experienced this with their Benelli? Not really that big of an issue for me, just kinda bright and noticeable.

I got a deal on a genuine, new 2 MOA T-1 w/o a mount from 'gunfighter420' who's on calguns for $520 shipped, and then I found an A.R.M.S. #31 mount for it on feebay for ~$85. PM me if you want the link on the calguns site.

To meet 922® compliance with a FL tube and a C-stock you will need four 'made in the USA' parts to substitute for what you have now. When you order a FL tube from Carrier Comp I believe (although not certain) that Kip still includes his 'made in the USA' magazine follower. That will give you two 'made in the USA' parts towards the four you need for compliance. The other two parts can be chosen from this list of available 'made in the usa' parts: hammer (Geissele or Freedom Fighter Tactical), FFT trigger, FFT disconnector, handguards (FFT, KZ, or Surefire). I opted for the Geissele hammer and FFT disconnector (about $100 for those two items shipped).

You're right! I stand corrected. lol ETA: I dunno how these morons get 'reality' teevee shows when the *reality* is that people in the RW who visit them report how utterly lame they are in person and really don't have viable shops with a lot of customers coming coming and going.

I couldn't agree more with all the previous comments. I've watched SoG a couple of times and concluded that it HAD to be the dopiest 'reality show' on the boob tube. I think those knuckleheads could screw up a steel ball bearing with a rubber hammer. For one thing they copy what others have done decades ago and present it as 'original, never done before'. I have NO idea how they found themselves on teevee, and I bet they don't either. lol

I see this often as an objection, but really, how often does one anticipate 'field stripping' their M4? I submit if one is concerned about 'field stripping' their M4 they can simply add the allen wrench for doing so to their kit - the 'extra weight' would be nominal. I've even thought about making some provision on the stock for doing so, but haven't pursued it as I don't find it to be an issue for me at this time.

lol Digging a lil' deeper, I see that FFT has some offerings for the M2 - http://freedomfightertactical.com/products-page/m2/

So what are the 3 gun folks doing to get to 922® compliance when they add a magazine extension to a M2? I did a forum search and came up with little to nothing.

Pistol grip stock, 18.5", 5+1 capacity, fired about 50 rounds. Have an opportunity for a trade, wondering about real trade value.

My M4 project has been going on for 3 1/2 years. Gets kinda depressing when you can't get a key component (the rail) for nine months. Opted for the muted bolt handle since I didn't care to wait forever for the black version. The last two components (BMT mount and GG&G bolt release) arrive next week. Trying to keep it simple yet versatile, and light as possible.

That's probably the best solution you could hope for. If it were me I'd find some aluminum rod to fit in there and then set it in JB Weld - then it would be 'fixed'. There's a Benelli extension on feebay for $189 with free shipping.

I'm thinking it would be too small a market for any vendor to consider doing that.

Gotta bear in mind what sort of character has put his people in key positions by now. And they couldn't care less about what you want, in fact I'm relatively certain they would put you off indefinitely if they could regardless of what the statutes say. jmo

Hey Steve, as HKp2000 was implying, it may not be broken in sufficiently yet. I wouldn't consider it fully broken in until you've shot at least 200-300 rounds of full power buckshot or slug rounds. (or work the bolt back and forth a few hundred times like he suggested) How many rounds have you fired through it total so far?

I suggest you avoid any Mark III Ruger. You'd be better off finding a good used Mark II if you're stuck on the Ruger Mark series .22s. Have no opinion of the SR-22, but I'd suggest you thoroughly DYODD on that one. I've got a Browning Buckmark and love it.

What's the url of that website?

Yes, one can purchase a Saiga, even a SBS Saiga 12 under NFA rules. FWIW, I don't see detachable magazines of any use whatsoever on a tactical shotgun. A shotgun with a detachable magazine may have its place - somewhere - however my view is that it is very limited in practical application for home or personal defense.

What does it matter if you can't buy one?

Us lowly 'civilians' cannot acquire a AA-12, but we CAN get a Saiga 12 with a 20 round drum and Bumpski stock -

Love my T-1 micro, I find that it's faster on target than the iron sights, not only that it's NV compatible. It's on a low profile A.R.M.S. #31 QD mount which can come right off if the T-1 were to fail (highly unlikely).

http://c-rums.com/Shotgun.html

Had no idea it was full as there's no indicator like there usually is. Thx for the notice.