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I'm not following along very well, where does that take ya?

They will do that if you don't keep an eye on them!

Thanx, let me know if you find it, don't really care what it looks like.

Indeed! which lying New Yorker are you supporting, there will be one on each side it seems.

Yeah but I'm looking for a New York Special! Can only be 5 rounds

Yeah but everyone clears a path when they hear that clank!

You got balls as big as Pickle Jars my friend!

Thanx much!

Anybody have any ideas about these choke questions

Still looking for one of these.

Would you sell the mag tube and spring separate?

Got the stock today from Xchief30, perfect BNIB! Thanx!

Now we're awash in these things!

Agreed, I am totally not into cheese graters for anything I have. Yeah, it is interesting for that very reason. I like the looks of the M4 as is, and don't want to adorn it with anything un-necessary or HAEVY

Indeed... I'm thinking of going buckwild on my forend, but it's called stippling... But it's interesting someone is doing aftermarket parts like the OP said.

Holy Flaming Wallet Batman! That thing costs $400+

I'll take it!

I think the why it is done the other way is that the 3" shell can cause the magazine to move because of recoil and if the spring is too light, then it does not control the shell in the mag, so that when it comes time to load the shell in the mag that the shell is out of position because the spring didn't keep it against the shell stop in position. Think of what the recoil would do if there was no spring in the mag. Because of inertia, the shell would slide forward in the mag tube as the recoil hit and take it out of position for feeding. The spring has to be strong enough to hold it against the shell stop despite recoil. A weak spring will let it move out of position. Hopefully I worded this correctly to understand.

Yeah It was for semi auto's. When you asked this question, I looked up Benelli Nova Tactical and see that it is a Pump.

Sounds like you're good to go! You might want to do the test I mentioned above if you can. The second shot may have been buckshot instead of birdshot, not sure.

I am looking for a choke to handle Hardcast slugs. Is there any reason to get a rifled choke like this: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/992743/carlsons-extended-rifled-choke-tube-beretta-benelli-mobil-12-gauge-black?cm_vc=ProductFinding If Rifled is a good idea, what other suggestions? Or best choke in general for Hardcast slugs. Will any Benelli or Beretta choke tube work with a M4?

You could load the proper amount of shells?

There was a guy who mentioned on another thread that the way to test if your spring pressure was working was to load one 2 3/4" Bird shot and one 3" Slug. If you shot the slug and then it would load and allow you to shoot the Bird shot, then your spring tension was good. I think I got that straight.

Heh, listen, I wouldn't wanna rush this process at all. But if you need any help, I can send my English Cocker Spaniel over there. He has no problems working these kinda problems. Just leave a foot or so of the toilet paper hanging down and he'll handle the rest... I'll send him right over soon as he finishes his Rum Punch. You gotta Vacuum Cleaner rite?

I've contacted them a few times in the last 2 weeks and they were pretty quick about it. Couple of days on one and next day on the other email.