Benelli M4 HK Import

[TacCoyote]

Hello all, I am on the quest to find an HK import for a Benelli M4. How common are they and what kind of premium do they command?

I have an HK Imported M1S90 and he wants a younger brother to play with. 

Thanks!

[bambihunter]

To my knowledge they don't exist. The M4 was derived from the M1014 which was designed to comply with the gas operated requirement of the USMC shotgun contest. That gas operated design utilized Benelli's ARGO which, in a different form, was also used in their short lived auto loading rifles. If memory serves, were around the time of HK imports.  

Welcome to the site. As far as the M4, I am fairly sure you'll have to settle for a much younger brother to your M1. However, in spite of some of us like myself being partial to the Benelli Inertia action, the M4's do fit into the collection nicely. If you are looking for a rare HK variant for your collection, consider an M3, it's a semi-auto/pump combo gun. They re-released it recently too though the original has a rare folding stock version that I am partial to. If you decide you want a rare M4, the NP3 model 11711 is likely the rarest of that model. 

M3T Folders:

[TacCoyote]

I found this picture of one so I was hoping it was a thing in the commercial market.

[Sukhoi_fan]

Benelli ended their importation relationship with H&K in 1997 and the M1014/M4 was introduced in 1998, so there are no H&K stamped M1014s or M4s.

[TacCoyote]

Just now, Sukhoi_fan said:

Benelli ended their importation relationship with H&K in 1997 and the M1014/M4 was introduced in 1998, so there are no H&K stamped M1014s or M4s.

Did you see the picture I attached? Clearly your statement is false.

[TacCoyote]

On 7/8/2026 at 6:11 PM, Sukhoi_fan said:

Benelli ended their importation relationship with H&K in 1997 and the M1014/M4 was introduced in 1998, so there are no H&K stamped M1014s or M4s.

Hey look I found more M1014's that don't exist according to you.