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Interesting, gives me a reason to visit the Benelli Defense booth at SHOT this year. Are you sure they stopped making the M-80? My understanding is Benelli Defense had an exclusive with SureFire and all the M-80's were going on the LE purchased weapons.

My bad, meant to say FFT.

FYI: Ebay had an older GG&G (new) for auction the other day.

I have the FFT and love it, though it looks like they are only selling the titanium one.

Where did you find a M4 SBS?

Add the factory bolt release to the suck factor.

Interesting, as I have shot nothing but slugs through mine. Guess I'll find out one way or another

I cut most of the rail off my Scalarworks mount, then cut a notch in my mesa side saddle, haven't had any issues with it. I posted photos in this thread.

I believe this rule is law from the Clinton era.

OEM forend and follower?

Scalarworks RMR mount?

That's why I but LaRues with a throw lever.

Then the answer to the OP is yes. Shoot me a PM.

Field stock is the non-pistol grip stock?

You are not distributing firearm parts. ou are conducting a private sale to some one old enough to own a shotgun. Like DC Dog said, was the individual a Lawyer? or just someone who stayed at a Holiday Inn Express ?

The ergonomice can't be great with a flat/squared bottom.

Nice.

You may want to consider staying away from the Surefire M80 Rail. The rubber comes in contact the Argo system pistons causing failure to eject under rapid fire. Under single shot fire you will have no problem. Most ranges will not authorize rapid fire. You would never know there was a problem. I was able to find a range that authorizes rapid fire and that is when I realized there was a problem. You could see where the rubber was melting. I sent it back to Surefire. It was determined the problem was on their side . Even know they don't manufacture them any longer they had a few left in stock and sent a new one, no charge. I have since sold it unopened for $300.00 which is a fair price. I went with the B&T Quad Rail which is all aluminum. I have fired at least 500 rounds rapid fire with out one failure. There have been other articles in the past addressing the same problem with the Surefire M80. I hope this helps. Haven't had any issues with mine. FWIW I was at SHOT Show, and Beretta Defense sells LEO M-4's with the Surefire fore end as standard equipment. I talked to the Surefire rep, and he says they are limiting sales to the LEO modls for now.

PM your address and I'll let you use mine if you promise to return it.

All I've run nothing but slugs and 00 buck with no problems. Running low power rounds by any chance?

Have your looked at the Mesa stocks?

Resurrecting a long dead thread. It took a couple of e-mails, but I finally got a replacement stock. Used the "brail" method to replace the peeling stock as the original comes assembled, and ATI did not send any instructions (like screw sizes/types), but I removed and replaced the old stock. Almost 3 years and not too many rounds later, the ATI hasn't started peeling. The inability to get a good tight mount is my biggest grip (the grip shakes a bit). On a side note: looks like ATI stopped making Benelli parts. I was doing some research and jumped on their website to see what new stuff they had. For grins I tried to find Benelli stuff with no luck, so I guess we have one less after market manufacturer to complain about.

carved out part of a mesa side saddle, cut my Scalarworks RMR mount and use them both on my M4 (think I have pics in the Benelli Optic Rail Thread). I

I looked at the webpage and didn't see the modified M4 (M115), did they stop making them? [video=youtube;YzP-Lak4BG8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzP-Lak4BG8

What are you using the slugs for?