BLACK
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Hi, welcome to the forum!
Many of us are running CDM clamps.
I don't like the new Surefires so I've got an old G2 with a hot rod Malkoff bulb.
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The story I got was that Benelli had two different barrels (perhaps M1014 verse 11707) and two different rails were made. But don't believe everything you hear.
Truthfully I don't think you'll have any problems. I had the same M80 on both my M4 and 1014. Fit was great on each one.
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WOW SD! Outstanding write-up!
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It should not have been that hard. Hope something isn't amiss.
Dit-to... maybe his stock was poorly lined up?
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I mean take the plugs themselves apart.
I was waiting for this. No, I've never taken them apart. The USMC manual says not to and that is good enough for me.
The only reason I see to disassemble them would be for cleaning. Since the pistons stay squeaky clean I'd imagine the plug does as well.
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Mechanically it will not hurt your gun. You, on the other hand, are a different story.
As was mentioned shotguns lack the whizbang firing-pin lock that is commonly found on handguns. I know the safety on the M4s blocks the sear, but this is not good enough for me, and I don't know for certain that the M2 does as well.
I do not recommend keeping a shotgun "locked and cocked". I don't care how you look at it, there is a hammer under stress backed up to a shell ready to go BOOM.
A few nights ago I went for a walk in the woods. I promptly slipped on some mud and busted my hiney. Goggles, Beretta and Mossberg went EVERYWHERE. Accidents happen, and better safe than sorry.
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No reason at all.
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How many M4 Models are there - Variances in M4 Builds, etc
in Benelli
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I'm no expert, but...
The 1014 lacked the barrel ring that seats against the receiver, also it was fixed choke and narrow barrel extension.
There is an obscure 4-port barrel out there, but I doubt the external dimensions are different.
If you were to fit your jig to a late model 11707 barrel I don't think you would ever have a problem.