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I contacted them a week or two ago and they hope to bring back the micro version by the end of the year. Fingers crossed. As much as I like the trijicon option (and savings) I like everything sealed due to the amount of rain I experience...

The IWC mount is rather nice... and there's also the briley m-lok forend option now too.

Yeah I know these are hard to come by... just crossing my fingers

Oh yeah. I just got some velcro brand industrial 2" loop https://www.amazon.com/VELCRO-Brand-Industrial-Fasteners-Professional/dp/B00006RSP1 Cut it to size (and left a little notch for the trigger group retaining pin) and applied it. I cleaned the side of my receiver with alcohol or acetone before hand and have had no problems.

my preference are the vang comp elastic holders https://vangcomp.com/product/vcs-detachable-side-ammunition-extra-carrier/ Just seem to have the best hold/release of any elastic ones I've used

I do... Did it to save a bit of weight and have one less component with corrosion issues to worry about... that being said it's still a chunk of change that really doesn't offer much enhanced functionality. Top notch machining and finishing though.

https://asgarddefense.com/ They made those aluminum two shot shell holders that mount on pic rails... they've been busy with their new shotgun platform but it couldn't hurt to call them I suppose

Because they weren't there when the bulge happened...the barrels are tested and proofed before being sent out and that's all the information they really have to go on.

That was awfully nice of remington... but I can see how benelli wouldn't want the liability of returning a repaired damaged barrel. They have no idea how the damage occurred and it's a bit much to expect non-destructive testing. I certainly don't expect a company to fix something I damaged through my own negligence.

It’s just swole

The original H2O was np3 coated which provided some additional benefits over a cerakote. Unfortunately they shifted over to a more cosmetic finish. If you like the FDE go for it.

I’ll give you three fiddy

Indeed! That’s more than I spent on the M4 itself

No, it's someone trying to test the market limit for a no longer available item.

Limbsaver model: 10403

Why not just get the limbsaver model that already fits benelli stocks?

I didn't especially like the idea of bear defense with a bolt action rifle or pump shotgun. Did some research and decided the m4 seemed like the most reliable system for the loads I would be using... and the rest (and another m4 and an m3) is history

I like Nordic Components charging handles where the piece itself is just a solid chunk of steel but it lacks the "bumps" allowing it to rotate. https://www.brownells.com/shotgun-parts/bolt-parts/bolt-handles/shotgun-speed-bolt-handle-prod40367.aspx Is that option 3?

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I used a blow torch by inserting it in the area that would normally be occupied by the lifter and heating up the inside of the magazine tube where it is threaded into the receiver. It took a bit to position everything. I heated it up in "pulses" to not over heat one area but once it started smoking, like Sukhoi said whisps, I was able to unscrew the tube. No discoloration or damage to the receiver in my case.

Nice bike... but this is the Benelli firearms forum.

Do you mean chokes like these: https://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/83012SS Or is the barrel externally threaded?

There are other vendors now. StrangerDanger is working with one of those that now provide NP3+ coatings

I did call up benelli and ask them about the MOD choke specifically for the m4. They guy said it was to balance the use of buckshot, birdshot, and slugs. Puzzled about that answer I inquired about the statement on their website and he said if you shoot a lot of slugs (not sure exactly what a lot is) then switch to CYL or IMP CYL. Back when I had changeable choke tubes I just left the MOD in there as I use both buck and slugs. Granted I didn't use the more exotic slugs out there that are steel with polymer rings on them. I did use the hardened brenneke slugs at times and had no problems. Brenneke does recommend an IMP CYL choke for accuracy but state most of theirs, except the sabot slugs, can be used with any choke https://www.brennekeusa.com/service/faq/

I bought it from Unobtanium on these forums a few years back. Haven't seen any for sale lately...but then again I haven't really been looking