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Hi all, There have been some questions about how difficult it is to disassemble the trigger group of the Benelli M4 in order to install a US made hammer, disconnector and trigger. The difficulty level of this job depends on what tools you have on hand. With the wrong equipment, plan on swearing a lot. This disassembly requires that you manipulate a lot of small pins and springs. Do yourself a favor and get yourself a proper set of roll punches, roll pin holders, snap ring pliers, disassembly block and dental picks. Brownells has an awesome selection that will last you a lifetime. First

Hello everyone, Long time lurker. I am looking to purchase a Carrier Comp Rail, preferably new, if possible. Please send me an email if you might have one available. Thanks much, - Chris [email protected]

without scratching it up? I just want to hang a light/laser TLR-2s off the tube. Any other ideas are appreciated, but I don't feel the need to spend $230 when all I want is about 4 rail segments. Thanks for any help.

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Howdy, I have a Benelli M4 with CarrierComp titanium extended tube, CarrierComp shell follower, and CarrierComp supplied spring. I am unable to load seven 2 3/4 Federal Tactical OO Buck 9 Pellets 1325 FPS LE127 shells in the tube. I can get the seventh shell 98% of the way in the tube, but no further. Any suggestions? Thanks!

I know this is a real shot in the dark, but just thought I would try. Looking for a newer generation muted m4 charging handle, titanium with the A2 steel tang. Thanks in advance.

Previously called the "TIALN" option. We gave away most of the first TIALN coated samples which fell short of our expectations. Recipients seemed happy though, our main demand was uniformity between samples, which the next batch is expected to achieve. The latest concept in a nutshell is as follows; Selected coating to render black = Titankote C6 (PVD AlTiN) $59 The "Muted" and "Radiant" options will resume production once initial demand for the Titankote C6 (PVD AlTiN) stabilizes. ETA for these latest "Tactical Black" samples is late next week. Subsequent batches will a