Which brand of FL extension tube us this?

[shuter]

http://www.tacticalshotgunner.com/one-piece-replacement-tube-for-benelli-m1014-m11707-shotguns-p-196.html?osCsid=6a5497d95d2184e70ffda325ddc619fc

 

Sorry, I'm new to this. I've seen Carriercomp's and Socomguy's referenced. Which is carried b y Tacticalshotgunner, and how does it compare? This is some pretty confusing stuff when you ain't too bright!

 

Thanks

[shuter]

Sorry, of course I meant what brand "is" this. Ain't too bright . . .

[Hookster]

http://www.tacticalshotgunner.com/one-piece-replacement-tube-for-benelli-m1014-m11707-shotguns-p-196.html?osCsid=6a5497d95d2184e70ffda325ddc619fc

 

Sorry, I'm new to this. I've seen Carriercomp's and Socomguy's referenced. Which is carried b y Tacticalshotgunner, and how does it compare? This is some pretty confusing stuff when you ain't too bright!

 

Thanks

 

That one is made by Tactical Shotgunner. I haven't heard any reviews on it.

 

If you get the Carriercomp you won't be sorry!

 

Later,

 

Hookster

[shuter]

Thanks Hookster. For some reason I'm stuck on steel . . . probably wrong, I know. Hopefully I'll get my M4 this coming week. Just doing research beforehand now!

 

see ya

[Hookster]

Thanks Hookster. For some reason I'm stuck on steel . . . probably wrong, I know. Hopefully I'll get my M4 this coming week. Just doing research beforehand now!

 

see ya

 

Hey shuter,

 

Just in case you think titanium strength is an issue vs the steel. You might want to check out this video:

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3741362681682291899#

 

I pulled it from post #315 of this thread:

 

http://www.benelliusa.com/forum/showthread.php?p=119025&highlight=video#post119025

 

Later,

 

Hookster

[shuter]

Thanks Hookster. Impressive indeed!

[StrangerDanger]

Taking 5 ounces off the end of your weapon is the best choice. Considering you're adding two additional rounds. So that is about 4 ounces you're putting back on. So with a typical steel tube, you're actually adding weight to the weapon in the form of round capacity.

 

Those titanium tubes are tough bastards. You're not giving up strength by going with it over steel. I've found the steel tubes are more likely to dent.

[shuter]

Roger that. Thanks Stranger.

[cody6.0]

I've found the steel tubes are more likely to dent.

When used as a bat...........