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Interesting, you have part numbers for this guns? I went to the website and none were listed. Did you get them here in the US? Looks like a Supernova 5 position collapsible stock, or is this a new M4 one? @StrangerDanger
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Not sure if anyone else saw these announced. Still in Pre-Order. Thoughts on how they look? Looking at options other than Velcro. https://www.gggaz.com/benelli-m4-side-saddle.html
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I have a new in the box colabsible stock for an M4 For sale. They are going for $999-$1250 on EBay and Gun Broker. I paid $850 for this one and will sell it shipped for that, paid as PayPay gift. If not I will post it at one of those places listed for more to cover selling costs. I know one can order one from Benelliparts for less and wait for it, but I have this and can ship now I just don’t want to lose money on it. I figured I have gotten so much info from this site, I’d offer it up here first. PM me if interested.
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And just like that, pre-order is sold out
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I saw it as well and agree it looks nice. Will be interesting to see when some one gets one the difference from the GG&G for 25% more money.
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As Nocturnal said, they are not hard to find. I just looked on Gunbroker and there are 11 for sale there, and another 4 on E-bay. If you want one, there are plenty out there. If you want to save some money, and have patience, you are going to have to wait for the next Benelliparts pre-order to open up. Price wise, the market dictates that. If you want ammo, gotta pay today’s price. Want to hold out for the 2 years ago price, you ain’t gonna have any ammo, maybe ever. Want to buy some Amazon stock at the price from 3 years ago? Ain’t gonna happen. So, if you want a C-stock the current market is $850-$1000, or $500 with patience from Benelliparts. Is your patience worth the $350-$500 savings, only you can answer that. From what I gather (and I may be wrong on this) Benelli isn’t really shipping these to the US currently. So you are looking for something no one can just go buy. Benelliparts has a connection somewhere and he gets them in spurts, along with other OEM Benelli parts not found anywhere else. Not sure I have seen the OEM muzzle brake anywhere other than from him. If I was building another M4, and wanted a C-stock on it, I’d buy a somewhat readily available 1014 to begin with and buy a 3 position recoil tube to install on it.
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Got mine from benelliparts too. Did a pre-order and got it ahead of schedule. Everything else I’ve gotten from him, if in stock, has shipped the same day.
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Good question of the TTI fitment. I though there was a thread where someone had pics and commentary on the OEM, the FFT, and the TTI. I’ll be changing this out as well when I upgrade my trigger assembly. I look for the tread a bit and couldn’t find it. off topic, @Lincoln62curious on the meaning of your screen name? Born in ‘62 in Lincoln NE, have a ‘62 Continental,...... other?
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He also updates that on his Instagram at times, that was how I knew a pre-order was open when I ordered mine from him. He also posts when he gets newer items and parts
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Mine experiences have been exactly this as well, and would not hesitate to purchase from them again.
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Looks great!! @smithjsswhat bag it that?
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@Camp Stamp nice build. I am planning to send my trigger assembly to Briley as well. Did you have them do all the trigger assembly mods while it was there? Trigger Guard , safety, extended carrier, Wolf springs while doing their trigger? @StrangerDanger In regards to the Wolf springs, what, if any, is the benefit over the OEM Benelli ones? Not sure I have read anything on OEM issues.
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Thanks, that was it. I will say that once it is tightened up, TINY adjustments sound easier than they are. Once tight the pressure needed to move it moves it a bit once it moves. I found with the assembly in and moving it back and forth finally got it in place with the stock snug.