Tony Scarboni

This is where I ordered my Meprolight sights. $58.00 plus shipping is the best I could find. http://www.ballisticreload.com/deal.php?id=617 Edit: I misread the original post. I thought you wanted night sights.

I wonder why Benelli doesn't sell M4's in this configuration. It looks very mean. I like it.

I added a pic to show the back of the Mesa carrier. It looks easy to take apart. I do not prefer aluminum over the plastic, but I have not used either in the line of duty, and I don't plan to. However, I would imagine the aluminum would be tougher.

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I still have one left.

I have two 6 round Mesa Tactical Sureshell Shotshell Carriers for the M4/M1014. Both are new in original package. Price is $75 apiece. Send a PM if you are interested.

Crofton gives good advice. The replacement tube from Carrier Comp is of excellent quality. This is the reason why I have the original mag tube for sale.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]890[/ATTACH]I have the original 5 round tube with crimped plus 0 extension and -1 plug for a total of 4 rounds. Is this what you are looking for? I would be willing to sell mine. Send a PM if you are interested. I do have the spring and follower.

Gold plating, spinners, maybe some peacock feathers. Pimps asked firearm manufacturers to come up with a semi auto shotgun that would allow them to hang as much useless crap as possible off of it. Benelli answered with the M4. Pimps world wide marveled at the versatility and reliability of the M4. All joking aside, what is wrong with keeping it stock? if I was to do an upgrade solely for the coolness of it, I would get some sort of custom paint job. This may be the only way to truly pimp a M4. I'm pretty sure "pimp" means to be unique, one of a kind, and to stand out. It does not mean to copy someone else's ideas.

RickP gives good advise. I don't think it is possible to work the action too hard or too fast. If you are new to firearms, or slide actions, you could seek the help of a firearms instructor. If that is not for you, try an instructional video. Still too pricey? Search the Internet. There are many good videos showing loading and shooting techniques.

Sorry about your luck. Contact customer service again. What else can you do? I have never had a problem with my Benelli so I can't comment on customer service. Make sure you are operating the gun correctly and cleaning/lubing properly. What do you mean by saying "sticks shells"? That is not a very good description of the problem. Did you only try one type/brand of shell? The problem is one of three things. The user, the ammo, or the gun. Make sure the problem is not the user or the ammo. If you still think the gun is the problem contact benelli with a detailed report on what you did to determine the gun to be faulty. Take pictures of the problem. Include a description of what you did leading up to the problem. Video record yourself operating the gun and catch the malfunction as it happens. These are only suggestions. However, you are going to have to do better than simply stating your gun sticks shells.

Check out BallisticReload. http://www.ballisticreload.com/deal.php?id=438 I payed $30.00 for one for my M4. I don't like it much. It holds shells just fine, but it makes my shotgun feel too fat. It is slightly in the way when I need to press the bolt release. Obviously we don't have the same gun and I'm not familiar with the Supernova controls. I've never thought the side saddle got in the way on any of my pumps (Rem870, Moss500, 590). However, I do like having extra shells on the gun

If you can't be bothered with aiming, you probably should seek more/better training before you decide you are responsible enough to carry a weapon. A shotgun must be skillfully aimed and fired. Your perception of concealed carry is questionable. Have you ever tried to conceal 8lbs of gun on your person? Full size handguns can be difficult to carry and conceal. Add in comfort and convience, you will find a combat shotgun to be lacking in all areas except stopping power. As a general rule, you should choose the largest caliber in the smallest package that you can shoot one handed (in case you are injured).

Use the bolt handle to remove the spring retainer cap. Make sure to hold your hand over the end of the magazine so the pieces don't go flying.

@Teufelshund I had to look up sardonic. Adjective:Grimly mocking or cynical. I simply stated the two methods I use to "empty" my magazine. Pardon my terminology. I have read the manual, but I have not studied it. The fact that your technique is faster for you does not apply to me. I can press the carrier latch faster than I can cycle the bolt, and I get the benefit of the shells being placed directly into my open hand. I prefer not to place a live round in the chamber after it has already been cleared. What works best for someone, doesn't work best for everyone. I am not an expert or claim to be one. I can only relate my own personal experience and preferences.