BuckenBall

I've posted before. But I'll post again.

@OrangeMarine I got it from Brownells I think.

And mine. I like the sleek look of the field stock.

@dosler Brownells I think.

What he said.

+1 on the Aimpoint Micro

@ Bello & ryan_kalani -- The forend is a replacement that (in connection with the tube and follower) brings the total of U.S. made parts up to three, which allows you to extend the capacity without violating 922r. There is no added functionality. @Rick Rope -- I’m pretty sure you need three U.S. made parts to comply with 922r. As I understand it, there are 2 issues with the pistol grip stock. One is that the collapsible stock is technically 2 parts, so you need to replace 4 specified parts of the shotgun with U.S. made parts (not an issue with the fixed PG stock or the field stock, which are each a single part). Two is that some jurisdictions limit the capacity of pistol grip shotguns due to their evil feature, which is not an issue where I live. @d & John P. -- Thanks. “Riot gun” perfectly describes what I was trying to build.

Thanks. I think the picture is fixed. I'm better with mechanical things than electronic.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]775[/ATTACH] Here she is, my 922r compliant M4. - Freedom Fighter Tactical Forends - Carriercomp Tube w/ Wolff Spring - Carriercomp Follower - Carriercomp Upper Rail - Benelli Field Stock - Aimpoint T1 w/ LaRue QD Mount Thanks for taking a look!

I know I'm resurrecting an old thread, but I just got my Freedom Fighter Tactical forends and am very pleased. The fit and finish are excellent, as was the customer service. They are almost exactly like the original. Explaining to my wife why I needed to replace a perfectly good factory component with an identical aftermarket part was amusing to say the least. Being immersed in the 922R compliance issue, I forgot how Kafkaesque the whole thing is to anyone looking at it with common sense.