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"Framingham Police Officer Brian Curtis, Cape Cod SWAT Sgt. Mike Riley and doorman Manuel Alves outside the Eliot Hotel on Commonwealth Avenue. Heightened security in Boston after two explosions went off at the finish line of the 117th Boston Marathon. Photo: Boston Globe, Boston Globe Via Getty Images"

If he really is a friend then you'd sell it to him for what you paid.

Where'd you get that front QD mount?

Here's another fix. Shoot your guns a lot. Take some classes. . The more you shoot, the more your guns are gonna show wear and you're gonna care less about what they look like.

Then get one from Benelli through LE purchase. No really, do it and show us. ATI is making a product for the civilian market. I don't know if it's any better than the Pro Mag offering, but everything else Pro Mag makes seems to be a steaming pile of fail.

Just have your Chief send a request to Benelli on Dept letterhead.

Law applies to semi-autos. The TPS is a pump.

Pro Mag is pretty famous for making crap.

Copenhagen, what stock are you running on your TPS and how is it with recoil? My TPS is the hardest kicking shotgun I have with the original AR stock.

He can't wait to make a video of it for Youtube.

Looks like it could be anywhere in the US, except he's in Russia. Cold War is long over, welcome to our forum. Probably cost him a small fortune. Looks like he's trying to get some practice in the video. Enjoy your shotgun (looks like you are) and ignore the haters. I had a Russian girlfriend for 5.5 years; tough people!

Get a full length tube so even you can 6+1+1

I don't believe in conspiracy theories, and I don't think this is germane to Benelli shotguns. Can I go to one place on the 'net where they're not talking about this whacko?

How was this timed? I don't hear a timer.

I have a new one for $500 if someone wants it.

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Benelli debuted a new version of the M4 at SHOT Show. It has Robar's NP3 finish. Being rebuilt in the US it's now considered a US made shotgun, and not subjected to 922r. Comes with a factory full length tube and collapsible stock. $2,300.00.

CarrierComp, Daves Metal Works, Freedom Fighter Tactical, SOCOMguy.

It's probably a Daves Metal Works. They retail for $75.

This is why your coffee cup says "Danger, contents of cup are hot!" and similar lawyer silliness. StrangerDanger, I quoted the instructions in my previous post. It just suggests hand tightening. It does not implicitly say no loc-tite, super glue or epoxy.

StrangerDanger, I agree with you that it was a step backwards for Mesa. This thing (the Urbino) was originally gonna be $300+ MSRP but from what I've read their gov't buyers balked at the high price. To Mesa's defense, if you loc-tite'd the factory stock onto the gun it'd be a pain to get off, as well. Though not as much as the Mesa design. Can't idiot proof everything, though. I guess they weighed cost vs. the benefits of field stripping without tools. It's an understandable sacrifice. The manual states on page 6 "Hand-tightening with a screwdriver or 3/8" socket wrench is al (sic) that is normally required to secure the stock to the shotgun". I appreciate the Mesa Stocks reduced length of pull, quality of construction in the USA, and reasonable price.

What kind of loc-tite did you use? Hopefully not red. If you did indeed use loc-tite, which sounds like you did, I don't think it's fair to tell be to be "wary" of the Urbino.

The M4 is not recoil operated like the M1/2/3, it is gas operated.

How emo of you.

700 lbs, which really ain't that heavy for a safe. People think their 1,000 lb safes are safe but all they need are two dudes and an appliance dolly.