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Nice factory gun. Approximately 250 rds fired. Excellent with minor wear around ejection port as is common. Will come with factory box. $1375 shipped.

Old handguards will not fit new guns. But the new handguards will fit any of them!

Until it starts to rotate. And gets in the way of the bolt handle.

I am by no means an attorney. I think that once you put a full size barrel on the gun it is no longer a SBS. In regards to 922® on a full size gun: since you're running a Collapsible Stock you will need four (4) US parts and your 2 round extension does not count. So you could do mag follower, handguards, hammer and sear.

I think you're low now, if it makes you feel better! Shotgun.....1300 Tube............50 Stock..........100 Surefire.......150 Total...........1600

No. These guns have tanked like everything else this summer. Every dealer in the country has a new one on the shelf for 1700, and used are selling online for 1300. I know that hot-rod parts are very expensive new. The funny thing is they add little value; or worse diminish value. This is true whether it is car, boat, motorcycle or gun. Your best bet is to sell the gun showroom stock and part out the high-speed stuff. But I know that there is a time (= money) cost to this.

It is perfectly acceptable to shoot slugs through a Mod choke. The rifled slugs are specifically designed with the grooves so that the slug has some room to squish through a choked barrel. The clever marketing department now tells everyone that "rifled" slugs impart spin and are more accurate. I suggest you acquire a variety of chokes for your gun so that you have choices, not because you need them for slugs. For instance, I run a Beretta/Mobil Skeet choke for clays which has a whopping .731 constriction I am not familiar with sabot slugs and rifled chokes; however word on the street is that they offer no real advantage.

I will be glad to pay you $50 dollars for it. I also have some knives & flashlight I can trade.

I am not very familiar with the Novas, but I've always felt that: If an individual wants an autoloader, get a Benelli M4. If an individual wants a pump, get a Mossberg. Cheap, dead nuts reliable and parts are cheap and plentiful. You can get the Mossberg and two sets of barrels, stocks, etc for less than that Benelli. Now to be perfectly honest my M4 will eat & eject shells more reliably than my 590A1. And for all these years I thought autoloaders were finicky

If I was local I'd by all over it... **** I might try to get him ship anyway.

Good condition with hardware. $70 shipped.

I think I have a better chance of this than anyone getting bolt handles in stock...

FFT and Carrier will not rotate. The GGG is a spinner.

The fact they charge $9 to ship a 9 gram part, and then have the balls to tell you that is their cost.

EDIT-Problem Solved My no-name full length mag tube is the problem. This tube is slightly small diameter, allowing the barrel nut to move away from the detent and bind. If I squeeze the mag tube & barrel together, the nut lines up over the detent and comes right off. No problems at all with the factory magazine tube. Thanks to those who responded, yall gave me the inspiration I needed to really look into this. Kip, I need a Ti tube... and a handle, please.

Looks like you may be the first. I did look at one at the shop, I was very impressed. Seemed to have a very similar gas setup to an M4.

Well that didn't last

I just Loctite'd this last week... with these EXACT results. Solution? Loctite the buffer retaining nut in place! The stock bolt will then unscrew. Getting the now-Loctite buffer nut off involves a heat gun, but we're all familiar with that! Now I'm just gonna put a split washer in there like one user mentioned...

1. Don't Know. Try and see? 2."STEEL SHOT OK"

Prices are Shipped, Paypal or money order. All Hardware Included. Mesa Tactical Side Saddle $85 SOLD KZ Quad Rail $125

Interesting thread. Mesa does make quality stuff. Remember folks, there is a failure rate with everything. In regards to the original post. I'm sorry your grip has come off. This problem, and the other individual's, are likely isolated issues. Remember there are thousands of these stocks out there and this is not a known problem. We need more info as why the screws are stripped out from the Side Saddle. I cannot help but think the problem arose from poor installation. Since the receiver is aluminum and the screws are steel, it very likely the receiver threads are damaged, not the screws. Yes, the receiver can be rethreaded but this will not be cheap or easy. Benelli has no obligation to Warranty damage from aftermarket parts.

1 lb. 12 oz.

About 150 rounds down the pipe like that.

The barrel on my M4 never did sit flush with the receiver. Today I confirmed that the FFT Reproduction Handguards are too long as shown in the photos. I believe it would be easy to File to Fit, however I'm going back to factory as I don't need them anymore.

Uh-oh! We may need more specifics in order to help. Is the bolt locked into place, even with the barrel and trigger removed?