Turknelli 2.0 have arrived!!!

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Well they have arrived
Now we get to do our magic
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Probably a dumb question but is it possible to get these with the fixed stock? I had the opportunity to shoot buddy's M4 a while back with a fixed stock and I loved the look and feel of it.
 
Got the Turknelli in the mail today.
Very nice shotgun...however the charging handle only goes in via rubber mallet and only goes out with pliers...is that normal before it gets broken in?
 
CZ Shooter said:
Got the Turknelli in the mail today.
Very nice shotgun...however the charging handle only goes in via rubber mallet and only goes out with pliers...is that normal before it gets broken in?
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yes, thats normal, remember, when you are taking it out,tun the handle then pull, its a lot easier with our combat charging handle,
 
badboybeeson said:
yes, thats normal, remember, when you are taking it out,tun the handle then pull, its a lot easier with our combat charging handle,
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Thank you..hopefully it gets better with use.
Took it out to range today...fired 100 slugs and not one single malfunction.
Overall very pleased so far..
 
CZ Shooter said:
Got the Turknelli in the mail today.
Very nice shotgun...however the charging handle only goes in via rubber mallet and only goes out with pliers...is that normal before it gets broken in?
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Got mine a few days ago and had the same problem....well not really a problem.....its very stiff inserting the handle.....cant wait to take mine to the range!
 
flavc3 said:
Got mine a few days ago and had the same problem....well not really a problem.....its very stiff inserting the handle.....cant wait to take mine to the range!
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Lol...stiff is an understatement...not possible with bare hand (in or out).

My overall strenght is probably slightly above average (I bench about 250-ish lbs or so), but I'm only able to insert the handle about one quarter of the way in maybe...not enough to feel the mechanism indentations when I spin it.

On the way out I wrap it in a rag and use big channel locks.
Trying to spin it on the way out, but can't feel anything...it takes about 90% of my strenght to get it out.
 
CZ Shooter said:
Lol...stiff is an understatement...not possible with bare hand (in or out).

My overall strenght is probably slightly above average (I bench about 250-ish lbs or so), but I'm only able to insert the handle about one quarter of the way in maybe...not enough to feel the mechanism indentations when I spin it.

On the way out I wrap it in a rag and use big channel locks.
Trying to spin it on the way out, but can't feel anything...it takes about 90% of my strenght to get it out.
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Have you used the S&J combat handle or the original stock one ? I went straight to the S&J as I figured I'd prefer to have more real estate to grab on. Went on without effort on my part.
 
Sekler said:
Have you used the S&J combat handle or the original stock one ? I went straight to the S&J as I figured I'd prefer to have more real estate to grab on. Went on without effort on my part.
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I used the S&J handle...there was no handle in the gun when I got it.
Rubber mallet is the only way it will go in.
 
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