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KSG

I like mine also.

Sorry for all the silly questions. I am a retired fleet mechanic and all these small screws had me sweating it a bit. Everything came apart sweet and after fiddling with the center screws the slide is working with the screws finger tight now. It does sit in there nice. I am trying to locate a recoil tube before i start locktighting everything down.

I just re readread the instructions and the C screws are 7 inch

Thanks M2 and SD for that. Doing it now and got to that part and i got no slide. Glad i checked things before i went ahead and torqued down the B screws, nothing said about these being finger tight or less. Instructions says your torq is 15. Do you trust going 15 inch on the C screws and are the RMO to mount screws already tight. MY RMO and mount was in shrink rap and put together when i opened the box. Scared to death to mess this this up.

Recieved the mount and RMO today. Any tips for mounting would be appreciated.

I just hit the button, the SYNC/01 is in stock.

I am looking to light up my M4. I do not see the TLR mentioned here as a alternative light. Why wouldn't it be a great way to get alot of light and the green laser is strong even in daylight.

Anyway Socomguy shipped my tube and got it here really fast even with the holiday going on. I did the install following tips i read on here. Was a little unnerving heating things up but it unscrewed in short order and went together smoothly. Thanks Joe for a great product and helping.

I have a tube comming from Joe for my M4 after the positive comments here. A shotgun shuch as the M4 seemed to me to be a good candidate for more rounds. Now I have the urge to increase the capacity of another shotgun i recently purchased. I endened up with a Beretta A400 parallel target after reading Beretta's description of how your eye was positioned looking down the rib, wrong wrong it was not. I did the shims up to 65 and still no go. I ended up finding a fellow that sanded the stock down, way down and now i have a shotgun I like, hence the urge to spend a little more. Sure Cycle has tubes for the A400 al the way up to 6 extra rounds. I have been using the A400 for skeet and trap which there is no need for the extra rounds. Still i like the idea of the extra rounds for other chores around my place. Is this a bad idea?

Model 11701

Got a call late yesterday,almost didn't answer it as my phone said restricted. Voise said your Benelli is in. Gaught me off guard. I put money down the first of July and was told six months, so January is what i thought. Christmas in August.

So i took my side by side to the club and shot a round of skeet,hit a few but missed alot. I had a bit of information overload which added to the nervousness but i expected that as this was my first trip to a club. What i did do was to look up Buds Gun Store that i have seen discussed and to my surprise it is a hour and half drive to get there. Had to go see of course. I spoke to Jack and warned him i was comming. What a gun store. Jack took extra time with me in the shotgun room to explain fitting a gun and went over alot of other helpful tips, he is a pro shooter. It is like stepping into a toronado when looking at these fine guns. I know most use the over and unders but for some reason i am leaning towards a automatic. I have owned a 870 and a 1100 and liked them.

When i put my order in around July 4 i was told six months.

Have decided to go again with my friend tomorrow as a guest and take along my trusted side by side and see how i do. The way i have practiced at home has been more like skeet shooting.

I suppose what i am asking is the Super Sport a good all around clay gun. I know it has just as much or more to do with the person squeezing the trigger so i want to get a gun that i can depend on.

Yesterday i went with a friend to what i would consider a very well organized shooting range in Batesville Indiana, Tri County Coon Hunters. It was old guy day with 25 or so shooting trap and skeet. Both my friend and i have been practing at my place but no where the level these guys were. I left my gun home and glad i did, my Russian side by side would of looked way out classed.They had their guns all lined up in a rack and i quickly saw these guys were very serious about shooting. I grew up on a large farm so i always had a gun i could go rabbit or occasionally bird hunting with but never had the time or money to really get a nice gun. Fast foward to me now 61 years old retired and the urge is sparking to explore clay busting. I have been researching anything i can find to read. I have found a Super Sport that has the performance shop upgrades for $ 2150.00 that feels like a good fit. Just am curious if i am moving in the right direction?

I have been in the hunt for a M4 for awhile and yesterday put money down on a model 11701. I hope to customize it to my liking but would like to ask what is the opinion on this particular model?