New Canuck Operator Elite Just In!

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Just Received a shipment of these,
Link Below!

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Link to Canuck Operators: https://www.theshootingedge.com/custom/firearms-centrefire-shotguns/brand/CANUCK
 

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This iteration looks like a much closer copy of the Benelli M4.
If the gun on the bottom is "Tan" then why does is look gold in the photo?
 
naktabar72 said:
I'm asking myself the same question ;)
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The stock appears to be the twist and pull type like the Benelli, and the mag tube has deeper cut machined-out "rings" near the muzzle.
Front site may also have been upgraded. Rear as well but can't tell for sure. As for the internals, not certain of any changes. Trigger guard/group also appears to be less... Turkish looking.
 
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From TSE web page.

The Canuck Operator just got better- with the Canuck Operator Elite.

This semi auto shotgun is a well-built clone of one of the Benelli M4, arguably the most popular semi-automatic shotgun in the world.

The Elite model includes an upgraded rear sight, color matched mag tube- complete with M4 style crimping, softer recoil pad, and a significantly smoother operating action.

Calibre: 12 Gauge
Chamber: 3"
Barrel: 18.6" Chrome Lined
Capacity: 5 plus 1
Chokes: F,M,C
Rear Sight: Ghost Ring, Picatinny Top Rail
Buttstock: Adjustable
Grip: Synthetic Pistol
 
so im guessing its not worth selling my OG tan one and upgrading
I wonder if there will be a comparison video
mine shoots high brass everything very well, also does well in the cold
only had it 2 years now , so hopefully it lasts.
 
EL34/6L6 said:
A visual comparison:

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Looks like the takedown pin presses in from the right (correct for an M4) side on the elite as opposed to the left side as it does on the standard operator. Can anyone confirm. On a side note, that pin keeps walking out on my standard operator.
 
I have one of these and got to compare it to my friend's genuine M4. They are practically indistinguishable visually, but feel different in your hands. Beneli feels better. They shoot the same, I noticed no difference.
 
Janeau said:
Nobody have proven ever that the Benelli is better. Better mean last longer, shoot longer without breakage.
Maybe it’s time for a shooting torture test to settle that.
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Well, I'm pretty sure the militaries do testing before selecting a firearm. There is a reason why the US Marines and various other military units worldwide selected the M4. But go ahead, run someone your own tests.
 
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