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Yes it will interchange. No modification is possible, has to be done from scratch or use the existing system. Wall/surface on the Supernova is thinner. [ATTACH=CONFIG]2570[/ATTACH]

impossible, the mechanism and shape is different.

Just for this I am going to watch Sabotage

use a punch and carefully tap it out or grab the correct screw and thread it from the inside. Mesa Tactical also has the regular rail. The factory one is the same used on the M1/m2 Practical/competition models.

Wow thanks benelliwerkes for correcting me! I mistakenly used that term as I had it thrown around at me when discussing about the M3 before.

wow this helps alot thanks!

Or you can also find a cover that is already drilled and tapped.

The M3 is a very different system from the M2. Some major points: -The M3 is "Inline Inertia" operated, whereas the M2 recoil spring is tilted along the axis of the barrel. -M2 is lighter than the M3. However the recoil is different. -Spare parts in the U.S.A. for the M3 are more difficult and expensive to obtain. -M2 is not dedicated to a sole purpose; it can be configured to 3-Gun, Zombies:cool:, Home Defense, Law Enforcement, Target Shooting, Clays, Hunting, and anything else related to shotguns. The M3 is very difficult to shoot clays and 3-gun with, the heaviness and how the weight is distributed is the issue. -Switching into different modes on the M3 is pretty straight forward to me, but many people complain about the complexity. What many people fail to learn is that if you switch into the other mode every other shot (while doing some extraordinary mall operator training) you are gonna confuse yourself. This will lead to you leaving the bolt out of battery or ejecting an unfired round. (and I have seen a Benelli Representative misuse the mode switching) If you are not concerned about the weight, then do the trade.

Well lets start with what you plan on using it for?

With the recent resurrection of the H2Os, what are some ways to see if the seller just attached a collapsible stock and hiked the price to $3000+? The only observation I have been to come up with is that alot of the 2012 guns have the 3 screws and push button coated as well.

LOL you are going to panic buy! There will always be Collapsible stocks available, money talks;)

lol what an utter misleading title.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=401756648 Toros Marine, a Turkish copy of the notorious M3 and very difficult to find here in America. Interesting to see where the price goes, I bet it would go above a regular M3 just because of the Silver finish and Folding stock;)

Hello folks, I am searching for some used parts as follows: M4 Follower M2 Red anodized Follower M2 Tap'd receiver plastic plugs M4 shell lifter M4 mag cap M4 hammer Rear ghost ring sight receiver screws (LPA) I have some stuff to trade for here.

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The M3 Compensator is just the original muzzle brake integrated into clamps. It is not designed for the M4 or M2. [ATTACH=CONFIG]2554[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]2555[/ATTACH] Royal Arms needs to be approved Benelli does not offer these freely Carrier Comp has ceased production currently

Benelli S.p.A. and Royal Arms Int'l manufactures the choke tubes. The "Recoil Reducer/compensator/muzzle device" itself is made by Benelli S.p.A. and H&K GmbH, later copied by Royal Arms Int'l, Iron Ridge Arms, and Carrier Comp. Royal Arms Int'l or Briley is your best bet to get a choke tube for your M2 It is very difficult to find an original muzzle device without the pointy spikes. There is some speculation that the A&W "Diverter" can thread on the same choke tube as the recoil reducer. Personally I hate the screw choke mounting, I would much rather have the M3 Compensator, cleaner shooting and much stronger. [ATTACH=CONFIG]2552[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]2553[/ATTACH]

Yep that is the price i remember back them. Numrich and a few other distributors also had it around this price. Then the price "magically" skyrocketed! One of my M4 stock came in a brown box, the other in a Benelli shotgun barrel plastic bag, and couple of them in a fancy white box.

Relax, Square threads are very strong you would have to use extreme leverage to really damage it. If you let the spring air cool it would be fine.

Yep for dirt cheap too

[ATTACH=CONFIG]2541[/ATTACH] generic image, offered for a wide range of shotguns. I like how it it is integrated instead of having to be soldered on. Recoil reduction is minimal on my Benelli ones, unless I use the steel one.

Yep porting is one of those thing in the shotgun world that is more there for aesthetics than performance.....

If it is threaded (M22 x 1 ) you can use the "extended muzzle device" choke tube in your M4: [ATTACH=CONFIG]2540[/ATTACH]

HKp2000 is remarkably cunning with what Benelli parts he can obtain

Wow congrats! NOW PICS !!!!!