Benelli m4 14 inch available in Canada?

[Kingjenky]

Can't seem to find one any where? I have looked online at all the dealers with no luck.
Is there an issue with them or no one wants one so they won't stock them! To expensive maybe?

 

[HuntersStand]

I think Milarm might still have one.

 

[GLOCK_PERFECTION]

There is no issue with them except the fact that they are restricted. I personally have the non restricted version and I'm loving it.

 

[johhny12gauge]

I had one and it was damn heavy! It was a nice gun but I found you either swing towards semi or pump more and I'll always be a pump guy at heart.

 

[bearkilr]

Is there an issue with them or no one wants one so they won't stock them! To expensive maybe?

New price seems to be the same as the non restricted version but resale of a used one is considerably harder with the restricted/14" barrel. A 14" barrel means you can only shoot it at a range approved for restricted firearms. Only you can decide if 4.5" of difference in length is worth that.

 

[pc9]

One in the EE
Not sure if they still have it
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...0-Benelli-M4-14-quot-!!!?highlight=Benelli+m4

 

[Kingjenky]

Thanks guys I'm on the trail of one if dannyair still has it

 

[H.K.Glock 007]

Crazy not to go non restricted IMO. Good luck either way.

 

[Kingjenky]

Crazy not to go non restricted IMO. Good luck either way.

Well why is that h.k besides the only place to shoot it is the range.

 

[MilArm]

We do have some in stock!

 

[scotty]

I had a 14" version and agree with whats said above, get the NR version.....

 

[mildot]

The 14" barrel does change the handling, like a 10" AR its more "maneuverable" IMO, but I agree, I went with a NR and picked up a spare barrel in case I wanted to go that route.

 

[H.K.Glock 007]

Well why is that h.k besides the only place to shoot it is the range.

Because the bottom line is who give a hairy about 4 extra inches(that's what she said) for the ultimate freedom of all of the obvious benefits of having a non restricted gun.

Especially a shotgun. I feel buying a restricted shotty is throwing money out the window especially on resale(which you won't ever want to anyways).

As said above, good luck either way, you will be happy, but man for identical money the non res wins 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000/1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

If res was 1000 and non was 2400 and you were only ever going to a range for sure ever, then sure.

 

[H.K.Glock 007]

The 14" barrel does change the handling, like a 10" AR its more "maneuverable" IMO, but I agree, I went with a NR and picked up a spare barrel in case I wanted to go that route.

Spare barrel crazy expensive is it not?

 

[mildot]

Spare barrel crazy expensive is it not?

The short answer is Yes, but the Benelli M4 isn't an "entry level" shotgun either.

 

[B]

Is it possible/easy to convert the regular M4 to 14"?

 

[Kingjenky]

I think I would like both. Thanks for the input guys

 

[H.K.Glock 007]

The short answer is Yes, but the Benelli M4 isn't an "entry level" shotgun either.

Yeah I thought they were north of 1000

 

[doo925]

Wolverine Guns in Red Deer Ab. has a new 14" M4 in the store. Price was $2100

 

[Bluedevil25]

Can't seem to find one any where? I have looked online at all the dealers with no luck.
Is there an issue with them or no one wants one so they won't stock them! To expensive maybe?

I think I saw one at Saskatoon Gun Works about a month ago? I have the non-restricted myself and noticed it on the shelf, at least I'm 99% sure it was a Restricted Benelli M4.