M2_shootr

Seriously? Yes, a page and a half derailment about 1911s,......you will wait about ten months. There are also other options available for a full length mag tube. No Zombie uprisings to date, so you are safe. Apologies for my part in the thread sidetrack,........seems it was a great place filler though. So, still no tube?

Options are a bit broader with the SuperNova.......concerning stocks.

I hear ya,....but that is also why John Moses Browning put that notch there. And if one practices safe firearms handling, the Kelsey safety mod is unnecessary.

Only issue i would have with that is now the weapon can come out of battery when being holstered.

Very nice......I have a Wilson BWC Chambers Custom bobtailed Springfield Novak built Colt Bob Miller Les Baer TRS 9mm Ed Brown Jeff Cooper Commemorative

Mine will be nearly identical,......used a different tube though.

Good enough reason for me,........get some pics up when you get it together!

Very good.......I know all about custom 1911s. As long as the quality is there,......the wait is worth it.

Must be one heck of a mag tube to take ten months to produce!

Wow,........what a headache! I ordered a tube from FFT.

... Darn good service as well!

I agree with........^^^^

That is a nice set........seems to be better quality than the set I got from Wheeler

-An M4 has 13 parts, three or more must be replaced, (four if the Benelli collapsable stock is installed, the C stock counts as two parts.) -An M2 has 12 parts, two or more must be replaced, (three if the Benelli collapsable stock is installed. the C stock counts as two parts.)

Very true,....if you decide to run an optic like a AimPoint, you will want/need the riser

Did you use any thread locker when installing the new mag tube? Thanks

The 10 part thing or 922r compliance is only if you modify the shotgun into a non-sporting configuration. If the shotgun only has 1 of those 4 features above it is still considered usable for sporting purposes and can be imported. 922r says you can't change an imported shotgun into a non-importable configuration, meaning having 2 or more of those features. If you have fewer than 10 of the major imported parts on your gun it is no longer considered an imported gun and you can add all the features you like. This is all how I understand it. You can't have more than 10 of these original parts imported on a non-compliant shotgun. Benelli's do not have all 20 parts listed here to begin with, so if you change a few out with US made parts you can have a pistol grip, extended tube, and telescoping stock if you want. (1) Frames, receivers, receiver castings, forgings or stampings (2) Barrels (3) Barrel extensions (4) Mounting blocks (trunions) (5) Muzzle attachments (6) Bolts (7) Bolt carriers (8) Operating rods (9) Gas pistons (10) Trigger housings (11) Triggers (12) Hammers (13) Sears (14) Disconnectors (15) Buttstocks (16) Pistol grips (17) Forearms, handguards (18) Magazine bodies (19) Followers (20) Floorplates

I always clean new guns........many have sticky shipping preservative oil.

She got a sister? Congrats, sounds like a keeper, treat her like a Queen!

Remember, if you decide to buy a barrel for your M2, you will have to remove the rear sight every time you shoot skeet

One of those barrels alone would cost $400! The SN is a rock solid shotgun, I would have no concerns about warranty!

There are two models one with and one without, I would get the one with the riser. You can use the stock without the riser

I would say get the Urbino from Mesa. The factory had a bit too long of reach for me. Urbino is much more comfortable

Have a few parts inbound......... -FFT Forend -FFT full length mag tube -FFT follower -FFT trigger pack (hammer, trigger & sear) -Benelli C stock from Heckler&Koch2000 [h=5] [/h]

Removed listing. Will be added to another in the future