iivan740

Our shop just completed a conversion on a m3 super 90 that did not need the rethread modification. At this point I can not tell you which ones will need the rethread and which ones will not. I believe that the later (older) ones will need the modification. Best advice I can give at this point is pull the original tube and try to fit the 166 tube. If it will thread into the stock you don't need the mod, If it is to large give us a call. You will have to clean the threads in the back of the receiver when you remove the original tube, this is very important. There will be excessive thread locker in the threads that could cause damage to the threads on the stock or the tube (CLEAN THE RECEIVER THREADS). Also a note on removing the original tube; use heat at the back of the receiver where the tube meets the receiver, we do not recommend using any type of fire (i.e. no torch). We use a smd heat gun and set the temp at 350 F. As we figure out more about the conversion we are sending all our findings to heckler&kochp2000. He will keep everyone informed. sorry to be so long winded, hope this helps.

I bought the parts from Hkp2000, and your right they were expensive but to me worth it. I'm not going to advertise for the shop that did the work, but I know that if you email them they can do the mod for you. My reasoning for this is that I am a part owner in the shop and do not want to be the cause of any inappropriate posting here on this forum, I hope that you understand.

I found out the hard way that the #166s tube will not fit my benelli m3 super 90 receiver without modification. My local shop just modified it and now i'm happy. I posted the results elsewhere on this forum

Got this mod done at a local shop and wanted to show it off. Contact [email protected] if you want to get it done. [ATTACH=CONFIG]1820[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]1821[/ATTACH] I got the parts off of ebay and found out that the nova tube would not work. The guys down at the village made worked it out for me and the pictures speak for themselves. Cheers