M2_shootr
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Fab Defense has never been a pillar of quality.
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I’ll get a pic tonight.
I know it’s the MR1 5 Position Recoil Tube
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So a while back, I was curious about upgrading the butt pad on my SN Tac’s collapsible stock body. After a bit of research, and using a spec sheet StrangerDanger sent me, I was able to confirm the 10403 pad would fit well. I ordered one and did the install. An easy process, getting the screws out of the Benelli pad was the hardest step.
Like the M4, a relief hole must be drilled in the backing plate. Due to the angle of the Super Nova’s receiver extension tube, I drilled a 3/4” & a 1” hole as pictured. The factory Benelli pad has a slightly larger relief hole. I reused the Benelli screws from the factory butt pad.
**I did notice one thing that I don’t care for. When fully collapsed, the receiver extension tube presses on the pad. I won’t shoot it with the stock fully collapsed, but some may. Just a point to be aware of. I have thought of acquiring a spare tube and cutting an inch off my factory tube.
**Apologies for the poor pics, taken in my dungeon work shop in basement, very poor lighting.
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On 10/9/2020 at 4:27 PM, StrangerDanger said:
Modlite has some lights that are supposed to be superior to the Surefire DF models in terms of output at a similar price point. I haven’t bought any to confirm yet.
The Modlite bodies are better made than the Surefire ones as well. They’re a bit lighter too. I have tested the bodies and they are definitely better.
I can confirm, ModLight is brighter and has a better beam throw, I have two. Both are PLHV2-18350 models.
They are more expensive though, come with two rechargeable batteries and charger. I do have them on rifles at the moment.-
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A tip for cleaning the pistons.
Soak them in Motorcraft carburetor cleaner. The liquid, not the spray. The carbon is dissolved in a few hours, wipes clean with a paper towel.
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it’s a piston driven gun, not sure how close it resembles ARGO
Their stock choice may have been import driven.
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I think you will also need the tube as your tube is different. I hope StrangerDanger will hop in here and confirm or correct me if I have given incorrect info
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15 minutes ago, Gmcrigger2007 said:
Do the screws come with locktite ?
The come with thread compound on the screws already.
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The reply from ScalarWorks that I expected
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That’s about it.
the A&S housing is phenomenal, I have the FFT trigger parts as well as a Geissele hammer.Just have to get the time and patience to install the bits in the housing
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5 hours ago, StrangerDanger said:
Best to contact Scalarworks. There should have been three small bags with the mounting hardware marked A,B and C.
My recently purchased mount came with the three sets
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Yes, it can
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That is an awesome plate.......I may need one as well
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26 minutes ago, Shekkie said:
I love the adjustable stock on my AR but it just feels wrong on a shotgun. I guess too many years of using an 870 ruined me and anything else feels “off”.
All my years of shooting the M16/AR has pushed me toward pistol grips. Except my 870, have a MagPul on it. Forgot about the Browning BPS, it’s has the “English stock” on it
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I’m really not a fam of the field stocks, I prefer the collapsible
But, something about the NP3 finish just makes your M4 pop with the field stock, love it!
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And the collapsible stock received and even installed
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GunBroker can be a nightmare.
Many dishonest sellers there now and scammers are multiplying like rabbits.
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You’re fine....there are other opinions on what works best.
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CLP
I also suggest gunsocks a golden rod in the safe, and a meter monitor himidity
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Forgot to add.
The very first think I would try would be Kano Kroil. Spray it on, keep the barrel wet by placing paper towels over it and wetting them. Let this sit overnight. Then use a toothbrush to remove corrosion.
If this doesn’t work, replace the toothbrush with STAINLESS steel wool. I would not use steel wool as the carbon steel pits can get lodged and they rust easily, creating an even bigger issue.
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Look like the onset of rust/pits. Heat, humidity and ocean air, bad combination. Weapons should be oiled quarterly at a minimum.
When I lived in Miami I did that. Guns in silicone impregnated gunsocks, safe has a large GoldenRod, and all wiped and lightly oiled quarterly.
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Aftermarket handguard not flush with M4 receiver
in Benelli
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It’s very sad, because they really do have some innovative product in the marketplace.