Tango two

There's a wealth of information on this site. Did you make your modifications based on something else?

Any opinions on the new Box O' Truth test? The findings might surprise you. HERE

[ATTACH=CONFIG]1266[/ATTACH] Also available from BenelliUSA for $2069.

When you picked it up at the dealer,did you inspect it? Did it come boxed with the manual and anything else? HERE'S a link to some pics to show what it should look like. Which M2 is it?

Look over HERE

It won't. Do you think all of the buyers of the collapsible stock are inviting a visit from the ATF??

Regardless of the fit, all NFA rules are applicable.

I'm interested to know if the OP has any thoughts to the rebuttals that have been posted in response to his "$.02"?

Benelliusa hasn't made provisions for pistols on this forum.

How did the trade take place? Forum?

I'm much obliged.

Yours is the first photo of a mounted KZ forearm that I've seen. What's your opinion the fit and finish?

It's not listed on the benelli.it website. Try contacting them there.

Which Sport?

If the DVD you're referring to is the one with Lenny Magill, I've read mostly negative reviews. The DVD set to consider is the Magpul Art of the Dynamic Shotgun. Good reviews. I'm not sure if it includes a maintenance section.

Here's a link for the thread Cleaning The Benelli M4? LINK Enjoy your new long gun and welcome to the forum.

Are you going to share what it is?

Only twenty?

Greetings. I don't believe that BenelliUSA has made forum provisions for their pistol owners. Any chance that you're a Benelli long gun owner too? It's no surprise that your B76 is fantastic. Enjoy it.

This is like a car accident. You just have to check it out.

The pics that I took aren't very detailed.They're attached to the beginning of this thread. BTW-If you had successfully jammed up your M4 you would have needed to send it to Benelli for repair.

Thanks. I'm good to go.

Why would you try to jam the locking head into the receiver??

What dents?

The barrel had been removed.I was replacing the forearms with the barrel in place when the locking head became jammed.