kenw111
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2 hours ago, Skull and Bones said:
buy from this guy, hes cheaper, he has tons of benelli parts, and yes its a REAL tube, ......ive bought from him many times before
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4 hours ago, sonyman74 said:
And there is nothing wrong with my Vortex. I like it and I have no problem using it. Works great.
yes there is, that mass will over time SHEER the screws that hold the pic rail to the frame of the M4
AND OR it will most def. splay out the threaded holes for same on the M4
just cause something "works" doesnt make it a good idea.
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6 hours ago, sonyman74 said:
I know some folks don't like the Strike Industries Benelli M4 Hayl Rail due to the set screws but I'm loving it so far.
Holy sweet Jebus.... what is that giant refrigerator sized monstrosity sitting on top of that M4?
no, just noooooooooooooooo.
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On 10/15/2019 at 4:19 PM, Skull and Bones said:
who on earth puts a honking EOTECH (i love eotechs, i own 6 of em) on a M4 !?!?!?!?!
UghhhhhhhhhhHHH!!
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7 hours ago, bodybuilder said:
I have had my B&T Benelli fore grip installed for several years and find the quad rail to be very effective, functional, and comfortable. It is an all aluminum construction, far superior to the Sure Fire M-80. You can install rubber rail inserts along all un-used open areas of the rail making it very comfortable. There are not many options for fore grips for the Benelli M-4. I have found this to be far superior in design in comparison to the Sure Fire M-80 which has rubber along the barrel and the Argo system pistons. I have a previous article on the malfunction that Sure Fire took responsibility for on their poor design regarding my Sure Fire M-80. The extreme heat from the barrel would disfigure the rubber along the Argo System causing the pistons to come in contact with the deformed rubber. The weapon would malfunction under rapid fire using Sabo slugs. When I contacted Sure Fire I was told to send M-80 to their research dept. where they took full responsibility for the defective product. They sent me a new M-80 from remaining new old stock. I'm assuming that's one reason among several why Sure Fire stopped production of the M-80. I have cycled up to 250 Sabo slugs in any given day, rapid fire with the B&T, without 1 malfunction.
You talked a lot but said nothing, that fore-end is junk, allows dirt to get into the piston system. Its "it looks tacticool" piece of pure absolute JUNK
period.
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Would Italy approve of my custom M4 collapsible stock paint job?
likely Nooooooo
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8 hours ago, shootingsight said:
LOL. From Bud's:
"Thank you for contacting us here at Budsgunshop.com! We greatly appreciate your patronage. Unfortunately, we would not be able to honor an older price."
No worries, a used one will pop up sooner or later.
older price???? it was literally 5 days ago
ROFL ROFL!!! they DO SUCK when it comes to calling them on the phone !!!!
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you want this baby. fast to adjust, tough as hell, inexpensive, SIMPLE
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53 minutes ago, shootingsight said:
Where did you find it? I looked at Bud's and they are $1800 for the black, $2000 for the H2O, same as all other places I looked.
i literally bought another one 4 days ago for $1540......i know what their website says, ....but call them about a cash price
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1 hour ago, shootingsight said:
I'm looking at getting some Grade 8 bolts and throwing them on a grinder, so I can make shafts for the charging handle that have a head and a short threaded section. That way, I can turn different handles in 1/2", or 3/4" or plastic or steel or aluminum, and they'll screw on and still have a steel shaft. My issue is that I don't own an M4 to test with, and I'm pretty sure I'm never going to sell enough charging handles to make $1800 to pay for one, so R&D will be interesting ?
new benelli m4 is $1540 here in Kentucky. namely BUDS GUNS
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theyre HORRIBLE design!!!!
1. they promote dirt to fly into the piston system
2. their attachment is nutty and junk (read the instructions on attaching them!)
3. theyll chew your fingers up
4. make you wanna hang yourself taking them off and on to clean the gun more than once!!!
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it makes no matter who has ownership, the MFG. is still Benelli.
the form asks for the MFG of the gun, not the coincidental ownership of the company.
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why paint just ONE M4 when you can paint two? ..... thats it though....ill leave 2 unpainted ROFL! ?
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Ok, im not Bob Ross of paint..... anyway..... (and yes its 922r compliant, thanks to expensive USA parts list).
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3 hours ago, Retired said:
Add the factory bolt release to the suck factor.
1000000000% accurate
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My 'stress remover time-out'....leatherwork....i made a 'back' scabbard for my Benelli M4 tactical
I make a lot of leather things (for MYSELF only cause it hurts the hell out of my hands to do it!)
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3 hours ago, NoTycoon said:
Just stay away from GG&G. I had one that would, periodically, fall out during cycling and finally broke leaving most of the shaft in the bolt.
youre the 1st ive heard anyone claim the GGG handle was a pooper.
one of mine has tons of abuse and is ok.
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13 hours ago, Gmcrigger2007 said:
What s the recommend charging Handle these days for the Benelli m4? I was thinking of getting either the freedom Fighter Tactical 3/4 Steel or the titanium handle. Just looking for something to grasp a little easier.
Thanks for the recommendations.
most def you want the 3/4 titanium baby from freedom fighter tactiCOOL
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Also, read this thread on your "issue"
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2 hours ago, Cobra said:
Hey all, so I purchased a new Benelli M4 Tactical 7+1 recently, it came in original packaging, everything checks out as the 11715 model with all the bells and whistles (full tube, night sights, rail, adjustable stock, pistol grip). I made a minor modification with a custom mount to put on a RMR, and was finally ready to give it a run... only to run into a major issue. It won't fully load.
Among the shells I purchased for it were Winchester Super X 1 Buck shot, in 2 3/4 inch size. No matter what I do though i can not get it to load more than 6, and it's supposed to be rated for 7 at 3". It makes no sense to me at all, I get the 7th shell in about 95% or so and it just hits a wall. No movement past that, I've tried pushing as hard as I can with two thumbs and there's just no flex at all. I should note that loading this is super super tight from the first round, but I've read that some others have had the same issue and it gets better after a couple hundred shots or so.
Have any of you heard of this? I saw another forum post about an aftermarket solution that had the same issue, but this is 100% factory 7+1. To confirm, it is not the model with the stopper, it has the full tube, I can see the full length of the spring when I take the cap off.
Just super bummed about this because of the price of the firearm, and it being my first Benelli I was expecting top notch quality. This seems like a major defect, and if I have to ship it off to Benelli I have more downtime where I can't use it, and would probably have to strip off the RMR + mount as well to keep that safe.
Noooooooooo, 7 at 2 3/4"
thats not a defect in your gun, rather in the SPECS and the ACTUAL length of your shells. Most 2 3/4" shells are NOT actually really 2 3/4" just sorta kinda.
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15 minutes ago, shootingsight said:
If you make it a 7 round tube, it is no longer 'sporting' and you need to reduce the foreign part count by 4.
NOT TRUE..... you only need 4 parts if youre doing a collapsible stock AND a "normal" tube add on
If youre just doing a tube only, you need only THREE PARTS
Which parts can we replace on our Benelli M4 to obtain compliance? Federal law and the ATF told us that we must replace THREE parts from the following parts list to bring a BENELLI M4 semi-automatic shotgun into compliance:
- Receiver
- Barrel
- Bolt
- Bolt carrier
- Gas piston
- Trigger housing
- Trigger
- Hammer
- Disconnector
- Buttstock (with integral pistol grip)
- Forearm/handguard (forend)
- Magazine body
- Follower
Messing with the trigger group is a BAD idea, and its far easier just to replace THOSE three parts highlighted in RED
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talked to 2 diff guys, the 1st one wasnt all that smart OR helpful, the 2nd was sharp as a tack.
1. He told me that YES M4/ M2 / M1Super90 tube FOLLOWERS are all interchangeable...... i know about the diff colors / shapes between both factory ones, but that YES, theyre all interchangeable.
2. He told me that YES Benelli knows that their charging handles on the M2 (tactical) and M4 absolutely SUCKS and that Benelli KNOWS THIS and that they ARE moving to create charging handles
people WANT to use (cough cough, like the ones from Freedom fighter tactical).
3. That he AGREED that its DUMB that all civilian / LEO M4 ship with a modified choked rather than an IMP CYL (also included, meaning MORE than one choke with new gun).....since LEOs and those buying the M4 are really only shooting BUCK and SLUGS thru those guns and that the INCLUDED Modified choke is most def. "not recommended" by Benelli and he was told that yes, in most cases youre fine with rifled slugs with modified BUT BUT......Benelli says if your busting those slugs down the barrel that you "should drop in a IMP CYL choke"
.............. i dropped by my gun shop and bought 3 IMP CYL Benelli chokes for my 3 M4.......cause, you know, they didnt come with them (lame). ?
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6 hours ago, Skull and Bones said:
Reading a previous forum post I noticed that some models of the M4 could accept the collapsible stock, some can’t and need more parts? Thinking of buying, the model 11707 Ora different one?
all the modern M4 Benelli have the recoil tubes inside the stock with the notches etc. for slapping on a collapsible, ive done it 3 times myself
just buy a M4, of course youll need to obey 922r law /compliance
i dont know WHEN they changed that if at all on any M4,... other models i dont know / aware.
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13 hours ago, Solarswarm said:
I just bought my first Benelli shotgun. I purchased it from a friend and I was doing some reading on 922r compliance. He installed the collapsible stock and a us made follower. I believe the magazine tube is also us made. Is there any preference on the trigger kits from Freedom fighter vs Benelliparts .net. .
Thanks
Parroting the person above who told you DO NOT change out anything in the trigger group
Hes 1000% correct, its an INSANE idea, and ive heard endless horror stories from those that did.
Enjoying my new Forend
in Benelli
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WHUUUUT!!!!! yes i have, ....and your 870 is STEEEEEEEL......... (rolls eyes) ......... the Benelli M4 frame is ALUUUUUUUUMINUM.