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Purchased 500 Winchester low recoil slugs. Went to the range today, to shoot M4 for the first time. Shot about 40 high powered slugs and about 30 low recoil winchester as well as 20 normal recoil buck shuts. All been cycling well except Winchester "low recoil". Does that mean I have to shoot more high PSI rounds or am I screwed with the close to 500 soft recoil shells that I have left from Winchester?

Do you disassemble bolt?

Wonder how thorough people go after each shooting day? Do you simply clean barrel and spray trigger system? Or do you take everything apart, including trigger system, ARGO, etc? If so, do you do it every time or once every few shooting days?

Yep, I ordered AVA few days ago, but had my doubts. Ava should arrive today :-).

Ok, M80 surefire is out of my head :-). Thank you for your inputs.

So in the tube world it seems that Kip is ruling in the titanium tubes and Joe in the steel tubes. Both are top notch based on the user experience. Question, if you had a good deal on the brand new OEM Benelli 7 rounds tube ($135) what would you do (I picked on up from ebay, which I can return if needed)? How would you compare OEM to Kip and Joe's work? Also, how can you tell that it is OEM Benelli and not some knock off?

Any particular reason(s), why not?

Nobody here have SureFire M80 on their M4?

Joe, sent you email.

Joe, how is your tube different from Dave's metalwork? No disrespect, just want to know the difference. Thank you.

Do you have pictures?

Sent you PM.

Do any of these solutions make installations easier? Without disassembly of the whole release button? Looks like I will be sending GG&G button back.

Thinking of getting one. Couple of questions. 1. What QD do you use with it? 2. I could only find very old posts about this product and there were complaints that it fits badly, its wobles, the escaping gasses burn hands. I wonder if anyone have recently purchased M80 and if those issues have been resolved. 3. What light mount do you use with it