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For anyone wanting a Turknelli. https://www.classicfirearms.com/panzer-arms-m4-semi-automatic-tactical-12-ga-shotgun-3-5rd-inertia-driven-black/?trk_msg=1S8O1R3K9NE4N31EKPOOI0PP0O&trk_contact=17N3KL6LBQG6FTULR5P47A9BHG&trk_sid=18RF2LT6AH57HOHJFBDQ5CL9R4&trk_link=5J18K5DPPA2KRA2PNOM06FNDFC&utm_source=listrak&utm_medium=email&utm_term=https%3a%2f%2fwww.classicfirearms.com%2fpanzer-arms-m4-semi-automatic-tactical-12-ga-shotgun-3-5rd-inertia-driven-black%2f&utm_campaign=CFControlledBackInStock&utm_content=Product+Alert+Email

Nice kit. You're right, the Sionyx is a way cool tool, not for serious work, no one should consider otherwise.

I got a Sionyx and ditched it because of the latency issue, plus it mounts poorly on a helmet (tilted). Sure, the color is cool and the twilight setting is definitely a plus but no equivalent to a PVS-14.

Sorry, I meant $475 shipped as in the OP.

I'm willing to part these out, i.e. either barrel less pistons and plugs - $275.00 shipped, pair of pistons and plugs (two each) $300 shipped.

I have two new Benelli 18" barrels available, one with removable choke and one with fixed choke, buy either for $575 shipped.

It's just a standard Benelli M4 18" barrel just like all the others with removable chokes. It comes with the one original choke.

I have a like new complete Benelli M4 barrel assembly for sale - $475 shipped.

Ammoseek is your friend - https://ammoseek.com/ammo/12-gauge?ss=00-Buck&sl=2 3%2F4

Vang Comp only shows availability for Remington and Mossy shotguns, nothing for a Benelli.

Speaking from experience, when a sh*t blizzard breaks out one is not going to waste valuable nanoseconds strapping on accoutrements such as vests, belts, cool forearm devices, or even bandoliers (my preference), one's just going to grab that one gun, better make it good. I started out with five rounds, down to one round when help rolled up. I'm not ever running out of ammo again.

Yeah, one of the best solutions I've seen other than a card on the side of the receiver. In theory one could a 7 shell card, this 10 shell stock sock, and a full mag +1 for a total of 26 rounds on or in the gun. Sweet. https://www.voodootactical.com/valor-standard-stock-shell-carry.html

Actually not only did they throw the DD AR with the Aimpoint T-1 out of a helicopter from a couple of hundred feet twice (a do over was called for since their primary camera wasn't running to catch the first drop) they also blew up a car with the DD AR hanging from the rear view mirror during their thorough torture test. The tortured T-1/DD AR combo held zero until the helicopter drops, and I suspect the reason why it lost zero from the 1st and/or 2nd helicopter drop is because the AR probably landed muzzle first and that impact affected the barrel or the barrel to upper interface and wasn't actually an issue with the T-1. I have several T-1s, T-2s, and a H-2. The only thing I've been able to find out about the difference between the T-1/H-1 and T-2/H-2 is Aimpoint claims less parallax error with the later T-2/H-2 version. I've also noted that the red dot is brighter on the highest setting on the T-2/H-2 vs. the T-1. That Daniel Defense AR is on display in the Daniel Defense lobby. Aimpoint asked for the T-1 and DD refused to hand it over, preferring to keep it on display with their torture tested AR. I have more faith in Aimpoint than any other brand RDS optic.

Buy the combo package, sell the LEAP if that's not your thing, get the T-2 for under $700, I haven't found a better deal anywhere. Here's a clue - load the shopping cart and note total. You won't be disappointed.

Scalar Works offers a T-2 on a LEAP mount for $799.00.

Me too. Feebay for the win.

OP text from source states "sawed off shotgun"...difficult to tell from the photo but it appears that barrel muzzle is flush with flashlight which would definitely make it a NFA item.

Is it 922(r) compliant???

It's apparently a speed loader tube guide of some sort no longer in production.

I bought one on a lark. If it's a fake feebay it's easy enough to have feebay force a return.

I dropped my Shockwave from a height of <12 inches (onto a piece of carpet on a tile floor with no padding) and the lifter dislodged 2 out of 3 times. I don't recall position of safety when doing this.

What makes you say that??

You Mossy owners need to understand that Mossberg doesn't give a diddlely squat about your safety and I would never trust a Mossy pump (any Mossy pump) with my life unless the remedy has been applied to the shell lifter. I do own a Mossy Shockwave which has the remedy performed on the shell lifter. I also own a Rock Island Armory pump shotgun which has the exact same issue although it's not a frontline gun for me so not concerned at this time, just very wary of the problem. What's the problem? Well, if you drop a Mossy pump which is unaltered box stock then you're very likely to have a broken, non-functioning pump shotgun. From a drop as little as ten inches either of the pins on the shell lifter where they are held by the holes in the receiver will become dislodged. If you're not in the middle of a shitstorm then it's a fairly easy temporary fix (it WILL happen again if dropped) so long is you do not work the action. If you attempt to work the action while the shell lifter is dislodged then you have a real problem that will not easily be solved requiring disassembly. The solution my gunsmith and I came up with is taping both pins for screws and installing delrin washers over the pins and under the screws. Now my Shockwave will pass the drop test. And why do I assert Mossberg doesn't give a diddlely squat about your safety? Because my gunsmith called then inquiring about the problem and they feigned ignorance. They know and yet they don't do anything about it. Mossy pumps are popular because of being an entry level shotgun. Then there's the "hey, it's mil-spec!" nonsense with the 590. If you're wanting a pump shotty that you can bet your life on get a Benelli Nova or Super Nova instead.

Some of us will have much less on than that.

There's this thing known as "a dead man's five seconds" in which a varmint can still kill ya despite being mortally wounded. It's often more than five seconds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tePGLcYjcVk