To keep the stoeger junk cheap its made by cheap labor and lacks the r&d investment of the better brand names
Benelli M4 vs Clones
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hannibal.black98
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No way it can take one full case of buckshot, let alone 5-6!!! These kill themselves in sub 1000 rounds, sometimes sub 500…and usually ####ty/weak ammo is being used too!!!
Imagine having to try this hard to be cool.
Sorry man. I really hope things start looking up for you.
milkbone96
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You making up patches, stickers, or both?!
I'd be in for 1 of each if ya are..lol
hannibal.black98
CGN frequent flyer
lol okay
I sold them…and took them back, all makes and models, for years.
You can get a lightly used M4 for $2k ish…def the best deal, my 2009 Benelli is going strong with well over 20k rounds
I never said just as good. But I’m deffs more then a case of buck through mine.
Total round count but multiple cases at this point.
Obviously they’re not on the same level. Hit it was implied it should be broken by now. Based on what ? Other than to try and flex a little piece of meat. There was nothing to go on
Total round count but multiple cases at this point.
Obviously they’re not on the same level. Hit it was implied it should be broken by now. Based on what ? Other than to try and flex a little piece of meat. There was nothing to go on
Max Owner
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
I own a Canuck Operator and a true M4.
Took both out once and shot from new. Both performed the same. Couple of jams and mis feeds each.
Will the Benelli last longer than the Canuck?
Who knows….
Took both out once and shot from new. Both performed the same. Couple of jams and mis feeds each.
Will the Benelli last longer than the Canuck?
Who knows….
hannibal.black98
CGN frequent flyer
Did you notice that the M4 is like 2x as heavy? Turkish metal is soft AF
BTW, I've seen clones (Sulun) where the gas venting doesn't work at all. I wonder how common this issue is among other clones, since the user probably wouldn't notice it - who actually checks whether the gas venting works? Usually, it doesn't cause any immediate failures, but it gradually eats away at the rear wall of the aluminum receiver, eventually destroying the gun or, under certain circumstances, causing feeding and ejection issues due to the brutal, untamed recoil when shooting more powerful shells.
I have a Retay Masai Mara, I bought on a whim at an auction, was trying to sell it here, no takers. I took it out goose hunting, first time it was ever fired and I must admit I like it. Don't know how long it will hold up but it will get a workout 4 sure. Some of the posts on this thread make me a bit nervous about it. Time will tell.
Max Owner
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
No. Can’t say I did.
