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Hey guys I have a tip for a super easy installation of the trigger guard pin retaining spring with just using your fingers. The pics are not good but you should get the idea. 1. start with the tip of the spring seated to the bottom of the bore and the other end of it up in the snap ring groove (pic 1) 2. hook the groove on the tip of the pin under the spring catch (pic 2) 3. then simply just push the pin into the hole and it will seat the spring at the bottom of the bore (pic 3) Once the pin tip is under the spring catch it will want to automatically go in the hole so you just push it in there. Hope this helps! Matt

Great, thanks guys! I appreciate the info. I'll get one ordered up and see how it goes. It didn't look too fun to install but we'll see when it gets here. Thanks again Matt

Hi I'm a new M4 owner and just shot some slugs and was amazed with the gun and rounds accuracy. The rounds were: Lightfield Hybred Sabot EXP 1.25 oz slugs @ 1400 ft/sec - 2323 ft/lb The box notes: greater accuracy with rifled barrels or tube/ in smooth bores use cylinder or improved cylinder bore only* it also gives a trajectory graph out to 125 yards It was indoor so it was at 25 yards but a friend and I were both pretty much shooing the centers out of the targets with 3 shot groups. These boxes are older but I'd call Lightfield and see what they have now for an accurate slug. Matt

EDIT: Super Easy Install Tip In Post #8 Hi I recently purchased a used M4 and it didn't come with a trigger guard pin retaining spring. (I just shot it and Love It! first Benelli and I'm a huge fan now) I looked online and there are 2 different ones available. I checked the BenelliUSA site but they didn't have it for sale. Attached are pics of the springs, which one is the factory one? (I assume the first one) The first one sells for $12 each and the second one sells 5 for $8. I read that some people remove them but I couldn't find out why? Also, any tips on the installation of it or the best procedure would be great. Thanks for any info, I couldn't find any online for this spring Matt