M4Real

Oops! My bad. You are correct. I should really pay more attention to the subject at hand.

Installed mine last week and it was a breeze. Functioned flawlessly and now my shoulder is very sore from all the buckshot I went through. I have complete confidence in this gun.

CC's web site says this hammer is "in stock". I guess not though. I order one anyway, but, didn't see how to find out where on the waiting list I am.

I repeat the question.

My understanding is that the c-stock counts as one part.

So does installing this hammer along with a full-length tube, follower and forend make a C-stock equipped M4 922r compliant?

Just got my rebate check yesterday.

That's ok Kip. I don't need the tracking as long as I know it's on the way. If it doesn't show up in a day or two, I'll let you know.

Kip, did the followers get shipped out?

Me four!

Cock the hammer.

Hey Kip. Any idea when the followers will be ready? I'm still waiting on the one that was suppose to come with my tube. Thanks.

That's our story and we're sticking to it.

So, how many people are still waiting tor these parts so their M4 will finally be 922r compliant with the c-stock they bought from H&K? He sure sold a lot of them to people on this board.

Maybe they are all afraid to post pics of their M4's with the c-stock installed illegally.

I've killed many hogs using night sights. I could tell they were hogs from the silhouette and the noises they were making. No need for a light. Just line up the NIGHT SIGHTS and BOOM! Without the night sights, it would have been difficult to make those kills.

Thanks for tips guys. Just got finished installing them. It was easy and no scratches. I must say though, they are not very bright.

Going on my M4. Looks fairly straight forward. Anybody got any tips though?

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Okay, from what I can tell, the ammo was using was older stuff that has been loaded/unloaded from different guns over the last couple of years. It was different brands and some of it sat in the tube for an extended period of time. I'm thinking that the rounds have compressed slightly and that's why they are tight in the grooves. I guess since the shells are mostly plastic, being under spring pressure caused the expansion. The new stuff I bought fits just fine and comes out fairly easily.

See edit above.

Update: I went out and bought some brand new ammo and it's nowhere near as tight. I think maybe the old ammo I was using was slightly swollen or something. The new stuff fits much better. Just received mine and it's built very well. I'm having a problem getting the shells in and out though. The shells are so darn tight in the carrier. I'm not talking about where the ball bearing is. I'm talking about the overall fit of the shell in the groove. Do these things loosen up with use? I had to literally use a dowel to tap one out. I've tried several different brands of shells also. Other than that, I love it!

From their website: I ordered a short rail that should be here tomorrow. I'm concerned that it's going to block my sites because it doesn't appear to have the channel in it.

My bad. You are correct. FFT doesn't make one. I was looking at their steel charging handle page thinking it was the bolt release. Sorry for the confusion.