aznwhip
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Either a defect or they sent you the wrong one. Either way, contact them.
Also, you were able to fit the spring restrictor in the tube? One I had was too wide to use that so spring was held down by the cap.
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12 hours ago, Dkay67 said:
I reckon he's talking more like the addon to mossberg 590 tactical shotguns that mount near the top of the barrel as a shroud, such as ?
Yes, I get that... However as far as I know, there's no simple bolt on option for such. The Briley guard us the closest thing to what he's looking for as a bolt on. It allows for flipping and grabbing over the barrel (or laying on his shoulder) to load. The guard wraps mostly over the barrel.
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Briley handguard wraps around the barrel to serve as heat shield.
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35 minutes ago, M2_shootr said:
Would allow for a closer mounted light, and a better switch position
I have a Modlite Modbutton Lite. That was just an older picture I found to showcase clearance to answer a question.
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12 hours ago, StrangerDanger said:
Do you think it would clear if the shroud was removed from the tailcap?
No, it would still hit from my testing. The height provided by the pic rail on the IWC mount and the pic connector on the light are greater than the lip of the cap and remaining gap.
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10 minutes ago, Rtk1775 said:
????? thanks for the pic. Reason why you moved away from the setup?
I was able to luckily score an Agency handguard which fit my hand better.
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Just now, Rtk1775 said:
Dangit. Now I'm worried it'll sit too far from the gun.. I like everything nice and tight (joke in there somewhere).
Not nubile virgin tight, but not main street corner girl loose either lol
It's honestly not bad.
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10 minutes ago, Rtk1775 said:
Thanks, aznwhip. Did you mount via picitinny or screw light directly on mount?
You have to use the pic mount for the tail to clear the guard.
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22 minutes ago, Rtk1775 said:
Hey, guys. Will the IWC mount with M600DF fit on the 8" Briley mount? Just ordered everything, but after studying photos, I'm concerned that it won't considering the Briley mount covers the barrel whereas the oem M4 mount tapers to the barrel leaving room for the tailcap..
Yes, the 8" handguard will work fine with the iwc mount and an m600. That was my exact setup at one point. You can check out on the Benelli M4 picture thread.
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I've done slingsters, Trex, MS1... Keep coming back to BFG Vickers.
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Yeah, lasted a whole 15 minutes from what I was tracking. Hopefully some 1014 owners here were able to get it.
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Bought mine from benelliparts without issue.
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https://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/70130
This came across my feed and know some are looking for it. Cheaper than benelliparts
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kygunco typically has these for $1799
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4 hours ago, StrangerDanger said:
azwhip: Which rail did you find to be more comfortable? The only reason I’d consider the rail is if I built the light mount up so there was no barrel shadowing. So the longer 13” would be the only viable option from Briley.
For light shadow requirement.... The decision is kind of already made for you then with the 13" Briley. However, that also runs counter to your weight shedding ethos you've been chasing, so you'll have to weigh (pun intended) what's more important.
For my hands, it came down to ability to comfortably control muzzle rise. Since the Briley rail basically goes straight up on the sides till it reaches and wraps around the barrel, I was relying on friction to hold the barrel flat. With the Agency, since it doesn't wrap around the barrel, it curves in lower, which allows me to wrap my thumb and finger tips around and slightly over the rail to exert downward force.
That said, I did like not burning my hands in the barrel with the Briley when loading due to the wrap around coverage. Gloves fixed that though.
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Options will vary, but for my hands, the Agency guard feels the best and has great function and aesthetics. I had the Briley one before the Agency so was able to compare those two (along with stock obviously). The problem is finding one as they're currently also unicorns unless you send it in for a full build. I was extremely lucky to score mine.
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Might be able to plastidip it yourself as well. Was toying with the idea as a cheap and completely reversible option.
It's not hard to disassemble to get cerakote or professionally painted. Main thing is to let Briley get all the parts installed and function tested to ensure QA/tolerances of parts are solid. Assembly and disassembly afterwards can easily be performed.
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Love it. Agency does great work. Just wish they'd allow an a la carte to their build.
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Just get their black trigger shoe to cover it up. I will say the short LOP version is F'n amazing.
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I think the shell guide is kinda gimmicky. This coming from a quad loader. I do like the metal vs polymer which gives me a bit more confidence (perceived or otherwise) in allowing me to run it hard without durability concerns banging it around.
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5 hours ago, Jetspeed31 said:
I was considering the Briley 8" handguard. Does anyone have any experience operating with one?
I had it for a spell... Solid guard. Tight tolerance. I liked that it wrapped over the barrel so you don't burn you hands when flipping to load.
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This was also originally posted about the old version. They came out with an updated version back in Q4 CY20. I switched over to it then and seems to work great. I prefer TTI ergonomics, texture, and aesthetics.
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Would only consider with the Mesa stock where you can raise your cheekweld
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I actually played around with a few sights... Holosun 508T v2, Trijicon RMR06, and Aimpoint T2... The RMR was the best for me.
Briley CF tube too short
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Posted · Edited by aznwhip
Yeah, maybe they improved it, but the one I had (and I know StrangerDanger had the same problem) was too wide for the OEM spring restrictor. If Briley didn't make an update and you bought from an ebay retailer.... might question their authenticity. I'd hope not, but coming from aftermarket automotive world... CF parts are the easiest and most prolific counterfeits out there. Especially with the length problem... that seems fairly obvious and knowing Briley, I can't see how that would have escaped their QC.