Benelli M4 camo
- Thread starter bb07
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I cant speak to the durability of the finish but the M4 is awesome - my favourite shotgun and I have several including a Tac Ord Versamax.
I generally run a red dot but sometimes use the irons too - either way its rifle accurate to 50 and I've shot steel with slugs out to 100.
I plan to send it for a Tac Ord makeover to really seal the deal.
I generally run a red dot but sometimes use the irons too - either way its rifle accurate to 50 and I've shot steel with slugs out to 100.
I plan to send it for a Tac Ord makeover to really seal the deal.
- Location
- Brant County, Ontario
Thanks for the heads up. I might grab one, I like the fixed stock better. Don't care one way or the other about the camo.
Dude buy it.
Cabelas in abby had one used, same camo pattern. It was is great shape - it was 1800 used.
I just bought one black at cabelas...I paid 2300 taxes in.
I would have bought that instead for the savings. when the finish wears too much send it for fresh cerakote
Cabelas in abby had one used, same camo pattern. It was is great shape - it was 1800 used.
I just bought one black at cabelas...I paid 2300 taxes in.
I would have bought that instead for the savings. when the finish wears too much send it for fresh cerakote
i am going to have to disagree with your second-hand assessment, based on my first-hand experience with the HAYLE Rail. The only "fussy" part of the Rail's installation or removal is the requirement to loosen and tighten 4x Grub Screws which are loosened for Rail removal and tightened to cinch the Rail down firmly to the shotgun during assembly. While a single tool is required for the Rail removal and installation, the process remains incredibly fast and simple.
The HAYLE Rail may not be the perfect MLOK Layout, etc, but it works well enough to mount flashlights, IR Projectors,, lasers, a VFG, and so forth to the front of your Benelli M4. The price was pretty reasonable and the quality of the machining is very good. Lacking other options for an M4 Railed Handguard, the HAYLE Rail works pretty well!
i am going to have to disagree with your second-hand assessment, based on my first-hand experience with the HAYLE Rail. The only "fussy" part of the Rail's installation or removal is the requirement to loosen and tighten 4x Grub Screws which are loosened for Rail removal and tightened to cinch the Rail down firmly to the shotgun during assembly. While a single tool is required for the Rail removal and installation, the process remains incredibly fast and simple.
The HAYLE Rail may not be the perfect MLOK Layout, etc, but it works well enough to mount flashlights, IR Projectors,, lasers, a VFG, and so forth to the front of your Benelli M4. The price was pretty reasonable and the quality of the machining is very good. Lacking other options for an M4 Railed Handguard, the HAYLE Rail works pretty well!
Nice rig, I wanna make a ###y time.
