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I better go check mine to see if it's working itself loose. Appreciate the info!

It's a US GI Inland. 1944. It has numbers stamped on the stock that appear to indicate it did time in Israel, I think. It has more stamps and proof marks than I can count. Quite a history. I wish I could tell you more about it. It functions and shoots great. I've wanted one for years.

M1 Carbine, M4 and P320-M18. They all work very well!

You guys have super cool toys.

Mine says made in Italy. Not sure where in Italy, but I bet someone on this forum knows.

Here's a couple of black shotguns. My other black gun is an M1 Carbine, but it's brown.

Probably no longer for sale. OP was almost 5 years ago. It was his only post.

I don't think they make them anymore? My understanding is they are not the best choice for an M4 stock. I could be wrong.

Great shotgun! Great song!

I'll have to try some of those stick-ons. BTW, and back to the Vortex red dot, I really like it. It's holding zero and it doesn't get in the way of anything. I wish it was motion activated, however.

I think I’m due for a trip to the optometrist. I think I’ll end up with some sort of bifocals.

I'm using the Magpul currently. I bought a Spector Gear that is light weight, but I'm not sure I like it.

I'm going to try this. I have to admit at my age, with my farsightedness, the sights are very blurry. I appreciate the practice advice. Now I have to get an adaptor plate. Good thing. I was running out of things to spend money on.

Thanks for the reply. That is great to hear since I just bought one! I haven't used it yet, but I like the lower profile compared to the Holosun 510 I had mounted. I'm also considering getting an adapter/mount and trying it out on my Sig 320-M18. I've never used a red dot on a pistol.

I've had two M2 tactical shotguns. Both guns cycled everything I fed them from reduced recoil to full power slugs. One of them had a light and a side saddle shell carrier.