Fault Zone Posted March 22, 2009 Share Posted March 22, 2009 Gentlemen: I have an M4 (1107) I bought second hand – just barely second hand. The original Owner bough it with a factory installed solid synthetic one-piece PG butt stock. He bought a genuine Benelli M4 straight stock (field stock) and swapped the PG out for it. Well, times are tough here in NV and so 4 months and only 60 rounds later, he had to sell it. I was the lucky recipient. I swapped back to the factory original one piece synth. PG butt stock. I sold the straight stock on Gunbroker and the guy who bought it for his M4 says it does not fit his gun and suggested that I sent him an M3 stock by mistake. From the pictures he sent me, my straight stock does not seem to clear the hex nut at the back of his receiver. He says his gun originally had a straight stock and he put the collapsible unit on it. I can only assume he got rid of this original stock and for some reason now wants to go back to the original config. Now – thanx for reading all that – and we are almost to my stupid question. In my investigation of this I have become baffled. I pulled off my PG butt stock today and I’ll be damned if I can figure on how it actually attaches. I ran my pinkie finger into the stock and cannot find any evidence of threads by which this thing would attach to the recoil tube. So, how does the stock actually attach to the recoil tube??? On and off is easy – after pulling the trigger assembly out, turn the stock to the left and it unscrews in about 4-5, 360 degree rotations. It slides of the recoil tube. To go back on, I slid it up the recoil tube, with about 3/16th of an inch left to go to the receiver, it stops. I start spinning it clockwise (right), something in there grabs, about 4-5 turns later it is home, the last 1/4 turn is a *****, if you really muscle it you can go about 1/16 of an inch past bottom dead center for the PG to be in line with the trigger guard. I did that today so I just tapped it back (to the left) with my fist on the PG until the alignment is perfect. I drop in the trigger pack and that keeps the stock from turning out. HONESTLY, What the heck is actually holding this thing on??? And can anyone explain why the field stock I sold does not fit the gun that belongs to the gentleman who bought it. He claims his gun is the M4 (1107) – same designation as mine. I know I'm a newbie and this will probably get slammed, but some technical knowhow is appreciated. Fault Zone Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
No F-Bdy Bs Posted March 23, 2009 Share Posted March 23, 2009 Gentlemen: I have an M4 (1107) I bought second hand – just barely second hand. The original Owner bough it with a factory installed solid synthetic one-piece PG butt stock. He bought a genuine Benelli M4 straight stock (field stock) and swapped the PG out for it. Well, times are tough here in NV and so 4 months and only 60 rounds later, he had to sell it. I was the lucky recipient. I swapped back to the factory original one piece synth. PG butt stock. I sold the straight stock on Gunbroker and the guy who bought it for his M4 says it does not fit his gun and suggested that I sent him an M3 stock by mistake. From the pictures he sent me, my straight stock does not seem to clear the hex nut at the back of his receiver. He says his gun originally had a straight stock and he put the collapsible unit on it. I can only assume he got rid of this original stock and for some reason now wants to go back to the original config. Now – thanx for reading all that – and we are almost to my stupid question. In my investigation of this I have become baffled. I pulled off my PG butt stock today and I’ll be damned if I can figure on how it actually attaches. I ran my pinkie finger into the stock and cannot find any evidence of threads by which this thing would attach to the recoil tube. So, how does the stock actually attach to the recoil tube??? On and off is easy – after pulling the trigger assembly out, turn the stock to the left and it unscrews in about 4-5, 360 degree rotations. It slides of the recoil tube. To go back on, I slid it up the recoil tube, with about 3/16th of an inch left to go to the receiver, it stops. I start spinning it clockwise (right), something in there grabs, about 4-5 turns later it is home, the last 1/4 turn is a *****, if you really muscle it you can go about 1/16 of an inch past bottom dead center for the PG to be in line with the trigger guard. I did that today so I just tapped it back (to the left) with my fist on the PG until the alignment is perfect. I drop in the trigger pack and that keeps the stock from turning out. HONESTLY, What the heck is actually holding this thing on??? And can anyone explain why the field stock I sold does not fit the gun that belongs to the gentleman who bought it. He claims his gun is the M4 (1107) – same designation as mine. I know I'm a newbie and this will probably get slammed, but some technical knowhow is appreciated. Fault Zone LOL, I just responded to the other post. It really has me stumped as I have replaced 2 col stocks with field stocks on M4s. I cant imagine what the problem is. If he was able to remove one stock, putthing the other on should not have been an issue. Not sure where else to go with this one. Obviously, it IS a M4 field stock, but ALL M4s, regardless of model, should be able to accept the field stock. Righty tighty, lefty loosey? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fault Zone Posted March 23, 2009 Author Share Posted March 23, 2009 Would someone post a pic of the M4 field stock and the PG synthetic butt stock removed from the gun, specifically, the end that mates to the receiver. A shot right down the throat of the stock would be helpful. I tried to post pics earlier but this silly site will not allow me to post URL’s yet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MuNgEr Posted March 27, 2009 Share Posted March 27, 2009 Although I doubt this clears anything up for you, Benelli USA part 81041 [sTOCK STD M1014/M4S90 RILSAN] looks like this...... There are no threads at the aperture but there is an approximately 1.5" bolt sticking straight up from the bottom of the aperture, about 11" down the tube (cant get an image of it with my lens on hand), that screws into the end of the gun (like attaching and ARFX to the buffer tube on an AR15). Good luck and hope that helps a little! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alisske Posted March 27, 2009 Share Posted March 27, 2009 MuNgEr, Thanks, I was able to solve the issue by increasing the diameter of hole in the neck of the stock by less than 1/8 of an inch. Once that was done, it fit like a charm. (the clearance enabled the screw in the sling attachment to grab onto the recoil tube end) I suppose that plastic does not hold tolerances very well, or can easily be deformed. Thanks for the info! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
[email protected] Posted April 5, 2009 Share Posted April 5, 2009 Can anyone help me find or purchase this stock which seems harder to get than the skele? It is listed in the parts manual as 161J and on this forum as US part number 81041. The US web site just has it as a standard stock. The Italian web site has it in the M4 photo. I did already find it listed but out of stock at some web sites like Impact guns, Numrich (already mentioned here), brownwells ... but no help. Recently saw a couple with buy my gun for howmuch? on Gun broker. Similar part made for m1, m2, m3? Thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Faceless Man Posted April 5, 2009 Share Posted April 5, 2009 It's not a dumb question. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
heckler&kochp2000 Posted June 27, 2011 Share Posted June 27, 2011 At the end of the recoil tube it has threads ,inside the stock there is a mounted bolt that threads into the end of the recoil tube . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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