Vertigofirearms
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So the gun is sluggish?
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ehhhh... I wouldn't do it myself either. I would end up breaking a tap in the hardened pin with my luck ?.
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A gunsmith to do the pinning?
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Correction. you need a 4mm punch; 5mm won't work. I have a 3mm pin punch to start the coil pin out.
Also another tip, you aren't suppose roll pin punches on most of the coil pins. They aren't designed for coil pins. The center hole is always slightly offset on coil pins. Roll pins have a much more centered hole.
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to pin it for California.
hold the stock in a vise, remove the cheek shroud, drive it out with either a 4 or 5mm punch.
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My shortened stock with limbsaver recoil pad. Don't recommend as it is a ton of work.
I like the Urbino stock but it is way too short for me and the grip is too blocky for me. People sometimes put the original rubber grip on.
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I did the reverse and have a Ethos carrier in my M4/M2. So based on that, the TTI carrier will fit in the Ethos. The only one you hafta worry about is the M3.
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Nope. Just take it to a gunsmith. It would be such an easy and quick modification.
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https://ansshotguns.com/?product=shotgun-reduced-effort-safety-spring
A&S sells a reduce effort safety spring...
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Yeah.
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if you got an extra DM me!
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Those are called snap ring, retaining ring, or lock ring pliers. They are found in numerous machines like vehicle transmissions.
The pair he is holding looks to be a USAG branded one; which is an Italian tool manufacturer. You can get them with serrations for extra grip and/or dimples for a positive lock on the ring. They always open outward and always have a spring.
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Some information about the carriers on the M3. Starting from the top, we have the earliest carrier with the M3 with a rounded notch cut out for the drop lever.
All carriers after this design use a trapezoidal cut out. The bottom carrier is a M4 or M1014 carrier. it is incompatible with the M3 without additional modifications to that notch and the front of the carrier.
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This is one of the tools they use at the factory.
Here is the 16mm slotted tool and Knipex circlip pliers they use for the recoil spring.
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Do the tips look bent to you? If so you could probably warranty them. Not sure what else to tell you other than buying a different pair.
The funny thing is that the factory Benelli M4 disassembly video shows the armorer using the wrong type of pliers to remove the clip?. but if it works it works.
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Just make sure you have steady hands and hold the pliers perfectly perpendicular.
I have been using the Knipex ones for years on my German car and guns and they are way better than the Snap-on, Irwin, or Channellock. There is actually a very specific pair of pliers that you are suppose to use for these clips where the tips are together at rest with no gap; but you can still use regular circlip pliers with a steady hand and good tips.
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On 7/25/2020 at 3:56 AM, Steve Rose said:
On the 1301 the lifter drops when the hammer falls. What makes the lifter drop on your Benelli mod?...or just go shoot it, I want to see it work! ?
Hopefully I will be able to hit the range this week. Running low on buckshot and slugs?.
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I would call Benelli for warranty before you order the carrier. I told them about a problem years ago and they mailed me a part all for free no questions asked. Hecc I have I bunch of carriers laying around I could send you a spare for free if you don't want to wait for Benelli. The carrier might not even be the problem, we really don't know until you take apart the trigger group.
I am pretty confident the rail fits.
Also, if you ever want to switch out the bolt release, you can't use most as it will interfere with the pump handle.
Stoeger M3K inertia problem?
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are you saying you shoot the gun then it cycles - but nothing goes into the chamber? the shell stays on the lifter?