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That's why I carry my HK MK23. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mcG3s20YTc&feature=vmdshb

All I care about is being able to get a nine round capacity. I figure that if I ever need more than 9 00Buck rounds in a self-defense situation, I am in a world of scheiss.

Arghhhhh.....but that is one of the more helpful web sites I've seen on 922r.

The guy just subscribed to my channel and posted a comment, pretty cool. He is Russian.

OK, here you go.....

Looks like he was shooting a wide variety of shells that day...I'm processing a version of his video featuring slow motion so we can all enjoy the goodness, gracious balls of fire effect! Will post in a bit once it's through processing.

\ Interesting, must have been supplying parts before.

HK, thanks, that was amazingly helpful. Gave me a good chuckle.

So, can one of you business type guys explain the relationship between Benelli, Stoeger, Uberti, Franchi and that Finnish company to Beretta? I know Beretta owns them all, correct? How much independence do they have? Do they function as their own companies? Just curious.

Love the guy's laugh! Really great. Is that Russian? Or......definitely some Slavic language. But, holy smokes, look at the fire coming out of the chamber!!!

Yup, that does help, doesn't it? I have to say the M4's kick is considerably less brutal than a pump shotgun. You'll like the Mesa stock.

Just paying it forward, I was in your shoes a while back and really appreciated the folks who were patient and kind and tried to help me out. If you ever decide to put an optic on your M4, you'll like the Mesa.

OK, thanks...I'm good to go. Appreciate it, bros.

OK guys, need a little help here. I've been trying to figure out 922r compliance standard and I must admit, I get confoozed. I'm putting a full length mag on my M4, courtesy of Kip (made in the good old USA) I've got a Mesa Urbino Tactical stock stock (made in the USA).. I've got a GG&G charging handle (made in the USA). Am I GTT re. 922r? I'd appreciate an answer that was not simply pointing me to the 922r list. That's where my confusion has come. Thank guys!

Ok, gotcha.

You bet, bro. My name is Paul, by the way.

For what it is worth the stock rail that came with my M4 was very loose after I used my Aimpoint CompM4 on it for the first time. I had to tighten down each screw quite a lot.

Yes, you can put it flush to the stock, if you wish. Or...it is easily removed entirely. Works fine with/without.

Can somebody tell a poor noob what these hammers are and why everyone is hankering to buy one?

Cleefurd: Yes, quite a few more vidoes, at: http://www.youtube.com/ptmccain Not sure what you mean by "links being posted from other sites" Once you know how to use your camera and editing software it is not really hard, as much as simply time consuming. There is the time for editing the video and sound and so forth, then the time to process the video, then the time required to upload it to YouTube. I use a "prosumer" HD camera which does a really nice job. It's a fun hobby.

Full length is on the way from Kip. : )

Huff, no, but I can make one. It's really no big deal at all. Getting the factory stock off was a bit of a trick, but a rubber mallet and I was good to go. I have some time off work for several days, so I'll try cranking one out.

Beretta bought up Benelli, which is not a subsidiary of Beretta, which is just fine by me. Here are the various subsidiaries of Beretta: A. Uberti, Srl. Benelli Armi S.p.A. Luigi Franchi S.p.A. SAKO[6] Stoeger Industries

If you want to shoot skeet with it, you will regret using Loktite. Shooting skeet with a tactical shotgun with 7+1+1 loaded is kind of fun.

Come on guys, no love for the video? Took me quite a while.