MUST HAVE Benelli M4 Upgrades!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I show the Esstac Velcro shotgun cards:
esstac.com/sho...
and also the Briley trigger shoe which works great to upgrade the comfort of the trigger--which for me was a big problem. Here's the link:
www.briley3gun...
Many have asked what forend I'm using, so here's that info so here's the link: www.midwestgun...
I don't think it came in FDE when I ordered mine--maybe I would have purchased that color.
Thanks for watching!
The Wolff trigger spring group is another good upgrade which will fix the garbage oem trigger pull.
Not that important on a scatter gun in my opinion
I'll have to get some of those Esstac cards for my Tavor TS12! Oh, and it's the distal interphalangeal joint (or DIP as it's known). 😆🤣
Yeah, I just didn't want to get all up with medical terminology! HA, HA!
as with anyone who wants to purchase this Italian beast and make upgrades, PLEASE!!! Get an extended mag tube!!! Go get what the LE gets!!! It's the most crucial thing to have when it comes to these shotguns. Everything else just just secondary.
Thanks for watching and your comments! Absolutely, it's pretty worthless without removing the stock mag tube extension and putting on one that gives you the extra capacity.
@@docgsreloading7985 I swear they secured that 5 round mag tube with Red Loctite specifically to punish us for making them neuter their beautiful machine.
@@RighteousJ HA! HA! Yes, I agree!
@@RighteousJ After reading horror stories I was prepared for a battle yesterday but mine came off easily in about 3 minutes using a heat gun set at 640 degrees. I saw very little locktite residue on the threads so maybe I just got lucky that they did not gob it on.
@dane6506 the same thing happened to me, I just had no idea what temp settings to use, so I ended up sitting there for 30 minutes with the stock in a vise, starting with 300 and increasing to 1100 gradually.
By the time I got to 1100, it was still tough to unscrew it by hand but I got it done. Like you, no residue though.
By the way, I don't know what else you're planning to do to it, but i put a 15" MLOK forend on mine because I wanted a light; that length let me place the light so far forward that there's no barrel shadow at all, and also gave me the option of installing a decent angled grip with perfect placement for the light's activation pad.
My M4 is the LE model 😊 on the Velcro backer that glues to the receiver, is there any sign of give or peeling off from repeated removal of the shell cards?
Thanks for watching and your question! I've pulled those cards off at least 100 times so far and not only has the velcro on the receiver not moved or peeled back, it's still in just about brand-new condition.
Awesome video, definitely buying the trigger shoe! What charging handle and bolt release system are you using ?
Thanks for watching and your comments! Almost all the accessories I get for any of my shotguns comes from GG&G. Check them out here: www.gggaz.com/benelli-m4-accessories.html
That's where I got the charging handle and bolt release for my M4.
Hey! love the red trigger. How can I get one?
Thanks for watching! Here's the link to the company named Briley:
www.briley3gun.com/p-62522-briley-trigger-shoes-for-beretta.aspx
@@docgsreloading7985 Hi! On your link it shows the trigger shoe only fits on Berretas and the other one they have only fits Benelli M2s?
@@supreme_sergio7742 Thanks for your question. Yes, Briley has trigger shoes that fit on my Beretta A300 and I got one for my Benelli M4 and both fit perfectly.
Per the Briley website:
For the Beretta it fits: 303, 390, 3901, 391, A300, A400
and for the Benelli & Franchi:
Benelli Semi-Automatics (does not fit Ethos), and only Pre 2023 M2 models.
Franchi Affinity, Intensity, I-12.
Just no.
What safety button are you using? Is that the Roth? How do you like it?
Thanks for watching and your question! Yes, it is the Roth and I love it! It was relatively easy to install and it's no longer painful to actuate the safety. The old button made my fingers sore in just a short period of time, and with this button, there isn't any issues. Plus, it's just easier to see the red stripe and know the status. I highly recommend this upgrade for the M4.
I have a question I just bought some Winchester Super X upland game 2 3/4 inch , 1290 FPS 1oz 8oz shotgun shells . Are these good for target practice for a Benelli M1014
Wow, I'd say at 1290 FPS, that should work very well in any semi auto--it may be a little too much on the recoil though. I use the Federal 2 3/4" with #8 shot at 1200 fps and those are comfortable, the recoil doesn't limit my follow-up shots, and they cycle in every semiauto shotgun I have. It doesn't sound like much, but I'd bet that the extra 90 FPS is going to give you significantly more recoil. Just my take on it, I'd like to hear what others have to say.
Where did you get the grip M rail
Who makes that forend?
Thanks for watching and your question! Here's the link: www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/si-bm4-hayl-rail
I don't think it came in FDE when I ordered mine--I maybe would have purchased that color.
Where can I find the tools that you used to cut the velcro?
Thanks for watching! What I used to make the holes for the pins on the side of the receiver, were the punches I have that came with a brass grommet set that I got at my local hardware store. I have those brass grommets in several different sizes, so I have the punches that go with those sizes and just used the ones that gave me the hole size I needed. You could also get those kind of punches from a store that has crafting supplies (Hobby Lobby, etc.).
I prefer my aluminum side saddle that can hold 8 shells. I don't want to put any adhesive on my beautiful Benelli. And it's not a rivet.
Yeah, I know it's not a rivet--I just misspoke, so thanks for the microscopic review of my diction.
Anyway, my aluminum saddle also left marks on the FDE finish on the upper part of the receiver. So I'd rather peel back adhesive or use acetone to do it and that won't ever leave any marks. The ones left by my aluminum carrier are permanent. You might want to take yours off and see what it's done to your finish.
@@docgsreloading7985 That's your own fault. My aluminum side saddle came with a rubber insert so the aluminum doesn't touch the body of the shotgun.
@@Cameraflyer- Yeah, nice try. Nope, mine was actually installed exactly per the manufacturer and even with the rubber insert, sand gets in there and rubs over time. Whatever, you use what you want to use, and I'll use what I want. Thanks.
@@docgsreloading7985 I just checked mine. Zero damage. I guess you didn’t install it correctly.
Thanks captain obvious