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I also have a Rem 870 SBS that i have to send out to be threaded for chokes before i can use it, but what hosts do you guys use your salvo 12 on and how has it affected reliability?

The only Benelli M4 I have is the factory SBS. I'm not a shotgun guy per se but it called to me from my NFA shop's wall.

The only Benelli M4 I have is the factory SBS. I'm not a shotgun guy per se but it called to me from my NFA shop's wall.

To me, the only drawback to both the Tommygun and the grease gun was that there were no bayonet lugs. Other than that I would be happy to be issued either. Shanking someone with the bayonet would be awfully up close and personal, but no more so than with the M1 Carbine or the M1A Carbine. Both of which do come with bayonet lugs. Bayonets are nice because the tendency to run out of ammo in an intense firefight or having to deal with a malfunction is high. Sometimes field stripping a jammed weapon is not the recommended thing to do. Bayonets give you that extra "edge" when it's needed the most. Also they make it easy to open up a can of c-rations when you lose you P-38

To me, the only drawback to both the Tommygun and the grease gun was that there were no bayonet lugs. Other than that I would be happy to be issued either. Shanking someone with the bayonet would be awfully up close and personal, but no more so than with the M1 Carbine or the M1A Carbine. Both of which do come with bayonet lugs. Bayonets are nice because the tendency to run out of ammo in an intense firefight or having to deal with a malfunction is high. Sometimes field stripping a jammed weapon is not the recommended thing to do. Bayonets give you that extra "edge" when it's needed the most. Also they make it easy to open up a can of c-rations when you lose you P-38.

First of all, the trigger does not lock back. You can release it and squeeze it again,but it won't do anything until you operate the action and chamber