M2_shootr
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15 hours ago, Wreckless said:
The reason that guy “needs” a heat shield is that he flips the gun over and lays the barrel on his shoulder to reload. That is not an approved technique.
Missed that I guess....
Mine goes the other way, stock on shoulder, muzzle to ground
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Gloves work well for me
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Ah.....those are wonderful
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Would allow for a closer mounted light, and a better switch position
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Why not use a pressure switch for the light?
Use an mlok switch mount on the hand guard-
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This is how my Super Nova Tac has sat for seven years.....”cruiser ready”
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Haven’t seen any
unless you have a machinist that works pro-bono, it would be cheaper to replace the tube
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Very nice....
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On 4/9/2021 at 8:13 PM, I.am.bryon said:
I have been looking. I only see the M4 stocks. The last one I saw sold for ONLY $250ish (forget if it was eBay or gunbroker). Am I being cheap at $400?
You won’t find one for $400...... that’s not unicorn pricing
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9 hours ago, Jaason0 said:
LOOOOL had to bring up the blue m4 lol, ?. That is great to hear. I ordered one and should go great with my iwc light mount
I love mine.....
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It installs with no modifications at all. Installed one a few months ago on new “blue m4”.
I first used one of these about ten years ago. It’s awesome for a QD sling cup
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Ok
What is an SRO Tool?
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Jealous.....the H2O models are awesome
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That’s a BEAST!
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4 hours ago, Evolution said:
“Covid blue receiver”
I’m stealing this.....
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Often the torque for a fastener is given. Other times there is no mention of torque or the use of a thread locking compound. If one decides to use thread locker, reduce the given torque by 15-20%. Wet torque reduces the fastener friction, reducing the torque value takes this into account.
243 is an improved version of 242. It does not require the use of a primer and is less susceptible to weakening from the intrusion of oils and other fluids, AFTER it has cured. It also works better with plated fasteners than 242.There are charts available that list general torque values for threaded fasteners. When in doubt, check the chart.
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Blue thread locker on all the above
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I think I have a Larue 660
let me know if ya still need one
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Damnit......
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Don’t think it would cause any undue wear to the tabs on the buttplate.
if I were to do this, I would want to have a spare on hand
M4 OEM Sling
in Benelli
Posted · Edited by M2_shootr
Ok, so here is how the OEM Benelli sling mounts and operates
In the 1st pic, the circle shows strapping with the snaps is the loop to attach the sling to the front sling lug.
In the second pic, the slider is for snugging the weapon to the body when shooting a pistol or some other action where hands are off the gun.
In the third pic, there are two things going on. The red circle shows the rear sling attachment. The white circle shows the adjuster for the overall length of the sling.
The sling length should be adjusted with the white circled adjuster so the gun can be shouldered. Once this is done, it isn’t to be messed with. It is also adjusted to allow the snugging adjustment in the second pic to slide up to near the left armpit, for a right hand shooter, when snugging the gun
The straps at the clips allow for a quieter sling vs attaching the hooks directly to the gun, no metal on metal. The straps can be removed if one wishes to just use the clips.