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Yep, don’t need it.

10.35 lbs loaded (7rds) without the Aridus industries side saddle, I removed it completely tonight. Tube loaded with(all I have right now): Grand Slam, 12 Gauge, 5 Shot, 2-3/4 in, 1 1/2 oz, 1200 fps

9lbs and 7.7 oz, so 9.48 lbs unloaded

Yes you do need force, tried it on two t-pros, these handles have a different design. You have to pull HARD no matter the rotation. It’s the best built handle I’ve seen, and felt. Not coming out. Feels amazing.

Good to know, thanks!

So it’s normal for the new charging handle to spin? I have one on the regular m4 and it spins with very little force, almost free spinning

Cool

I was expecting that question. I have to measure it again unloaded. Loaded with side saddle full, it was 10.8lbs if I remember correctly. I’ll weigh it again when I have some time tonight.

I did quite a bit to this gun, thought some might enjoy this post. parts: Follower: FFT Vintage throwback in NP3 Trigger: Benelliparts.net Disconnector: Benelliparts.net Hammer: ShootingSight Magazine tube: OEM steel Handguard: T-pro multirail from Benelliparts.net Lightbar: T Rex Arms Scout to pro mount adapter: T Rex Arms Light Pivot adapter: METEORITE CONCEPTS Light: Cloud Defensive Rein 3.0 Side saddle: Aridus Industries qdc Rear qd: RxArms Titanium Bolt handle: RxArms Top titanium mil spec rail: Murphy Precision I have the 3 position recoil tube, but need to figure out how to pin it, not allowed in my state. I might get an Aimpoint ACRO or T2, still debating. Not sure If I want to keep the side saddle

Yes normal

Mine has some marks there, I think it’s from when I try to re-insert the bolt carrier and I miss the hole it ends up hitting it.

Sold?

Shootingsight S7 Rolled Plate Tool Steel is ALOT tougher than any hammer out there. I forget what FFT hammer is made of but I remember making note of the fact that it was less superior material and does tend to deform because it’s softer that S7, and S7 is extremely tough, durable and has a really high impact resistance. Only drawback is that you need to oil it for protection, unlike stainless. Although, the shootingsight hammer is NiB coated. Of course I could be wrong, and this my opinion, but from experience, this hammer is an absolute beast.

Probably sales, new options emerged and maybe they make more money doing their other thing. I never understood the hype, shootingsight makes a better hammer. But hey, it’s just a small piece of metal after all, not a rocket gimbal.

Yeah, I’m not into the co-witness thing, but alot of people love Scalarworks.

It’s not 1913 and some stuff doesn’t fit right in the oem rail

https://www.murphyprecision.com/benelli-m4/

Just felt like sharing some photos of the Murphy Precision top rails I ordered. They have them in stainless steel and titanium, I have both. The stainless one is quite heavy, almost as much as my iPhone 14 Pro. Don’t have a scale handy. Titanium feels a lot lighter, and it’s what I prefer. Quality is superb, and they come with the screws. The height is perfect, hard to over tighten to where the screws protrude down into the chamber.

Is the front sight fiber optic? If so, from where?

How is it legal? Where did you read that?

Is there any play in the metal handguard on either gun? Like ever so slightly if you push up or down on the front of it.

The t-pro doesn’t come with the spring and retainer inside the barrel slot where the polymer handguard slides into. You can get them from Midwest industries.

Contact Benelli immediately.

I just bought that rail from Benelliparts, I actually prefer it. I don’t like the IWC mount.

Oh, the means the charging handle as well? Looks like you got the ones that come with the m4 t-pro.