Brand new M4 - UPSET!

[Diabolus]

You guys are right, I jumped off the deep end and I apologize.

 

Inside the regular stock there is a pin/threaded bolt. If you take off your regular stock and look inside you can see it sticking out.

 

This pin screws into the spring tube assembly and that is how the stock stays attached to the rest of the shotgun.

 

It is like someone took the pin and snapped it in half, the threads are perfectly fine; it is a clean break.

[stockplayer]

Diabolus, mabe Duggan came over and cut it?

 

Everyone hurry, get out your exploded diagrams, Diabolis is comming......and you know how he get when we don't have our exploded diagrams out!

 

 

Chill-lax man

[M1014]

his page #s don't match mine,,must have a different manual ,,,

[Diabolus]

Mine is rev. 02/2005

[M1014]

that makes sense,,,my manuals are2000and 2001,,the part #s are the same,,cool,now I can follow along

[Lupo]

In defense of Duggan, even somebody who owns either fixed variant (pistol or straight) may not realize that they screw on differently, even if they've done the swap with the collapsing stock; procedure is the same.

 

However, you nits who keep a well-worn copy of your M4 documentation on the shelf next to the toilet have no excuse! Quick! Name part 063J!

[jmikesteen]

Diabolus yer sister must be ugly!!! That's it!!

[Diabolus]

Originally posted by jmikesteen:

Diabolus yer sister must be ugly!!! That's it!!

Maybe if I were missing teeth that would have been funny.

[jmikesteen]

Thats soooo funny Diabulus, but then being an "inbred from Southwest Florida without enough intelligence to muster together a sentence" ,everything is funny to me.

[Diabolus]

Maybe one day we can have a beer together and you can teach me how to noodle.

[tucker301]

I don't know about noodling, but I'll bet he could teach a city boy to squeal like a pig

 

[ 09-18-2006, 11:54 AM: Message edited by: tucker301 ]

[Diabolus]

Yuck, brings back memories of the movie I just watched, The Hills Have Eyes.

 

Very disturbing images.

[wingbone]

Diabolus....keep us informed on the repairs to your stock, I'm interested in seeing how long it takes to get fixed. Also might not be a bad idea to purchase an extra just in case it takes forever I have seen several on Egay for sale and they was not really that bad on price

[Diabolus]

I will, I forgot to write down my serial number this morning so I have to deal with it tomorrow. It sucks having to deal with this stuff.

 

They suggested I sent the entire stock back for repair.

[AR-BALLISTIC]

Sending your stock in to Benelli will be a painless experience. I have sent mine to them twice. Once the entire weapon and once the stock. (not because the weapon needed repair) The 1st time was to upgrade the barrel from a low recoil 4 port barrel to a 2 port military barrel.And the 2nd time was to have them check my pistol grip stock out. I could not get it on tight for some reason. And they get it back to you faster than you would expect. You will get a card in the mail stating that they have received the gun and it gives an approx. 30 days or more, but I have never waited more than 2 weeks. I only have good things to say about Benelli Customer Service.

[meatwad]

So you broke your Benelli by putting what kind of coin bags on it?

[M1014]

looks like Duggan has a boyfriend named Lupo

 

[ 09-19-2006, 06:54 PM: Message edited by: M1014 ]

[Duggan]

No, but I had a girlfriend named Lisa once.