ArthurMorgan

Yeah, I'd go OEM

It's a pump action... Just get a box of 24 of basically any high brass load and go for. Speaking on the reliability aspect.

When will the gen 2 be available?

I've researched it a good bit and decided if I ever change handguards on my M4, the Briley "3 gun" handguard will be the way to go. So far though I'm happy with stippled OEM forends and the IWC light mount.

😂 I feel your pain

Good luck in your endeavors, then. Someone else here may be able to round up one for you, but unfortunately, this is the nature of the beast with these shotguns. I've exhausted my google-fu looking for you, but everywhere else is sold out. I'd buy it from FFT but add a few other things to the order. Parts you may lose in the future, etc. 🤷‍♂️

HELLLLLL. YES.

As soon as I can get some $$ free to spend on stuff I want but don't really need, I'm gonna order several things from you. At the rate I'm going you'll be receiving my order around this time next year 😂 I want the 6 position tube, the QD sling mount, and the riser.

I don't know about the other one, but Midwest is extremely good to go.

These are the only 2 pics I have on my phone. I'll try to remember to take some more this coming week

I'm using a vortex venom. Very cost effective. I use one on my mp5 and my SBR also. Actually I switched to aimpoint on my SBR for using with mods. I put mine on a qd mount, on top of the factory rail. It's more comfortable for me.

Hell, I'll take 6

This is the post on FB. He paid $280 for the stock. I dunno nothing seems right about the whole ordeal

On the FB page I moderate there's a guy that bought a "super rare" set of walnut furniture for an M4. He says the recoil tube won't work with the stock so he's going to put an sbe recoil tube in it. The furniture, I'm sure, is from one of the new black aces m4 clones. Anyhow... Will that work? @StrangerDanger @RxArms

Less-lethal ammo should only be used for professional use, as in law enforcement, where there's still a weapon with real bullets trained on the aggressor. Having it as a home/self defense load is just an all around bad choice. Pattern different loads of buckshot, see what works best for your individual shotgun and needs, and keep it loaded with that. I volunteered once to be shot with a less-lethal slug in the upper thigh. It hurts like hell, but mostly it enraged me to the point of going after the instructor, intent on removing his testicles with my hands. I was able to catch up to him and grab the collar of his shirt before he jumped over a table. Now if you add in the fact that you might be dealing with someone on drugs with even less pain reception, and will actually kill you, you're gonna be in a bad spot. Especially if that adrenaline kicks in and you're standing there pulling the trigger wondering why the gun isn't firing. A partner of mine took rubber buckshot to the gut and had basically the same reaction. So, to recap: rubber bullets in the force continuum for professional use = good. Rubber bullets for self defense =bad. Stop trying to make things more complicated than they need to be.