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aznwhip

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  1. 11 hours ago, Doge said:

    Should be an easy warranty. As much as I am a shill for the brand, its apparent the last few years of guns have had more issues.

    I had voiced same concerns as well.... Covid era production parts/models. As much as we like to rely on historical quality, we shouldn't practice blind allegiance in unprecedented times. Benelli is still a for profit company and amidst managerial pressure to pump out product, really easy for corners to be cut, established QA processes to be ignored, or master craftsmen unavailability as they're working remote/quarantined. Even if Benelli stayed true to their standards... What about the full supply chain starting with quality of raw materials. All this might lead to a batch of production dates/serials later deemed to be undesirable, or at least potential risk of being Benelli*.

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  2. On 12/14/2021 at 12:43 PM, StreetSweeper56 said:

    I guess I'm asking if there's any real value in it and what that might be besides looking good

    I mean... Value differs person to person. Nothing wrong with OEM as it functions just fine. Briley is match grade crispy though which for me makes for a nicer shooting experience. 3 gun folks would get value out of it in comp. Range toy, meh.

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  3. As someone who daily side hustle ships via USPS, this is 99% a USPS issue and nothing to do with Benelli parts.com. If the package doesn't get scanned properly at the first location, it will stay on that tracking status to the consumer and when it finally gets delivered, you'll magically see full shipping trail and status.

  4. 3 hours ago, Unobtanium said:

    My issue is the open emitter design.  On pistols, the violent action of the slide can clear debris or water, etc. The shotgun and rifle, not so much. 

    One of the primary reasons I sold my RMR and went back to a T2.

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  5. 10 hours ago, blackcloud08 said:

    Warrior Poet Society.

    I bought the WPS one when it first came out, played with it, and went back to my Vickers. The bungee twisting on the sling was ridiculous and extra piecemeal stitched together parts made weapon manipulation not as smooth with snagging. 

     

    I do like the "Jedi buckle" for quickly getting out of the sling if it gets caught though, but the negative is one of the reasons for a sling is so an adversary can't easily take your weapon from you... The buckle cancels that advantage. Just comes down to what your usecase is.

  6. You won't get any cowitness with the stock rail. Just buy the T2 now and rail mount it for now and try it. TBH, you're not going to war and the T2 is rugged enough with enough power reserve to not need cowitness redundancy. If however you later do want that backup sight, then maybe the scalar mount will be back in stock.

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  7. 12 hours ago, Orthodoc810 said:

    For the M4 1014 stocks, is there new pads that help with recoil.  When I contacted FFT and asked if the 10403 Limbsaver Buttpad was compatible with the Benelli M4 1014, Todd's reply was: "It is not compatible with collapsible or skeletonized stocks."  

    Has anything new came out to reduce the impact from the recoil or alternatives to the Limbsaver buttpad that work with the M4 1014 stock?

    Thanks!

    should have done a search for Limbsaver rather than bump a necro post..

     

     

     

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