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After considering the various options that were suggested here,I've decided for the conservative approach .

 

The M4 is en route to Pocomoke.

 

I will continue to update this thread.

 

Stay tuned.:cool:

  • 2 weeks later...
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The M4 was repaired and returned from Benelli.

 

The diagnosis states:

 

When barrel was being installed barrel extension hit the locking head jamming it into the receiver.

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I thought you had the barrel removed? I'm not sure what they were saying was stuck.

 

The barrel had been removed.I was replacing the forearms with the barrel in place when the locking head became jammed.

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I mean scratches in the receiver from the jammed locking head. It would be great to know where exactly the bolt locking head was....I have tried to jam my M4 in the same way, but I don`t success.

 

Why would you try to jam the locking head into the receiver??

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I tried to make a reconstruction of your jamming problem. I`m glad that your M4 is good to go, too.:)

 

The pics that I took aren't very detailed.They're attached to the beginning of this thread.

BTW-If you had successfully jammed up your M4 you would have needed to send it to Benelli for repair.

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