Benelli M4 Tactical Shotguns IN STOCK

charlesquik said:
If u guys are kind of short u could consider the fabarm one. Really good quality too and less expensive on wanstall :)!
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Fabarm are great shotgun but Benelli is just in the world of SA, intouchable, i am not saying that, just ask the US army... JP.
 
caramel said:
Fabarm are great shotgun but Benelli is just in the world of SA, intouchable, i am not saying that, just ask the US army... JP.
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Must explain why the US Army uses far more Mossberg 590A1s and older 500's than all other shotguns (including the Benelli M4) combined.

Perhaps mass issue to one of the largest armies on the planet has other factors behind their decision of what to issue, besides what is the best money can buy or standing "intouchable" amount their peers.

The Benelli may be a better shotgun than the Fabarm, but on the list of reasons why, "because the US army uses it" is not a credible reason on its own. Same goes for anything else that is used by a large military with factors such as cost, production capacity, and onerous procurement rules playing equal factors to simple quality or what is better.

In summary, don't buy into the hype of "the military uses it it must be the best". It usually just means it meets the standards of doing the job at a reasonable cost. Chances are, there are better options if you are willing to pay the dollars.
 
This reply is in response to a question asked by SKYNET on 17 Nov 2013, re: the "difference between 'crimped' and straight, high capacity M4 Magazine Extensions":

The 'crimped' extensions limit the shell capacity of Civilian M4's sold both here in Canada and the USA (U.S. import laws). Benelli/Beretta, Italy, will only export factory equipped high capacity M4's that go directly to military and law enforcement.

The purpose of the 'crimping' on civilian M4 extensions is so that they cannot be drilled out to make them into high capacity Magazine Extensions.

Cheers!
 
Own one of these with the side armor rail system. First gun I bought and my favorite I own. A must have.

Your link doesn't work what are you selling them for?
 
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