kronik

I don't think it's shilling - KB is just an internet antagonist. http://www.benelliusa.com/forum/showpost.php?p=143104&postcount=6

I have the same issues though I've not noticed shifting once installed. Then again, I've not spent any time with it at the range since installing the forend. I appreciate the honest review as well.

Lack of moderation/corporate forum.

Interesting to watch one seller, on the same board, inside of a year halving his price on the same goods... marketing is amazing.

Yep, this would be awesome.. definitely like the idea of not having to go with the Surefire.

Veddy nice.

lol Hookster - I look forward to 30 more posts with pictures of these guns. Nice.

roflmao.

No wonder he has 2000+ posts.

Yes! Congrats. I suspect the reason people are interested in 922R compliance (outside of the legality/etc. particularly with regards to self-defense) is the sheer challenge of a 1:1 compliance to tacticoolery ratio.

I had a fairly long reply typed up, regarding actually suggesting something like a pinned thread regarding 922R compliance parts/etc. as it IS such a highly discussed topic instead of threadcrapping but I knew it'd be a waste of time so I went about my business.

2 in one thread - "beating a dead horse" indeed. lol @ your inevitable response. Thanks Super. Answered exactly what I needed.

Thank you for that constructive post.

Is there any way currently via compliance parts to meet 922r and have both the collapsible stock and 7+1 tube? I suspect a lot of people will be getting collapsible stocks soon as the pricing, while still outrageous, is lower than the GB $600-650 prices everyone had grown accustomed to - I purchased mine from eBay yesterday. I know that replacing tube, follower, and forearm is not enough - would Kip's newest muzzle brake accessory be the last necessary part?