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One thing about loading the M4: If you're a novice, you're going to get your thumb caught in the Carrier or Shell Lifter. If you're very familiar with it, you kind of get muscle memory when loading it so the forks of the carrier don't get hung up on the wrinkles on the back of your thumb.

http://www.benelliusa.com/shop/stocks-forends/m4-stocks Choose the standard stock. http://www.brownells.com/shotgun-parts/stock-forend-parts/buttstocks/buttstock-synthetic-m4-standard-prod31743.aspx Or like the man said, ebay.

In most cases, oil it enough that its almost dripping. With that type of high brass ammo that should work. If not, then You may need to send it to Benelli for repair.

Hmm. Bacon is to Muslim terrorists as garlic is to vampires. I like it! Just make sure that it's real bacon bits and not the fake stuff or you'll just end up with a well fed Muslim terrorist with some 00 buck holes in him.

By the way, do you recommend the 6.5 MOA dot or the 3.25 MOA ?

You convinced me, I'm in for 1. I just happen to already own the Trijicon RMR. Might have to buy another RMR though, my pistol likes it where it is. You could probably sell the RMR on your website and put it up as a package deal.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/365922/benelli-recoil-pad-stock-insert-wood-stock-super-black-eagle-ii-m2

Don't forget lubrication. Spray it a bit before taking it out. It should almost be dripping. Since it's a gas system the weak shoulder shouldn't come into it much, but I'm sure it can affect it. Broken Legend