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Originally Posted By BobaDebt: I don't want a pistol grip stock, I want a standard style stock https://www.benelliparts.net/uploads/4/9/4/0/49405335/s731277133475669961_p33_i1_w500.jpeg View Quote Delta Mike in New Zealand and S&J Hardware in Canada have the Sulun fixed stocks in occasionally. They're both sold out at the moment but sign up for in stock notifications. https://www.deltamike.co.nz/product/fixed-stock-sulun-tac-12/ https://www.sjhardware.com/product/turknelli-tac-12-fixed-buttstock/ |
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Originally Posted By ninja99: Delta Mike in New Zealand and S&J Hardware in Canada have the Sulun fixed stocks in occasionally. They're both sold out at the moment but sign up for in stock notifications. https://www.deltamike.co.nz/product/fixed-stock-sulun-tac-12/ https://www.sjhardware.com/product/turknelli-tac-12-fixed-buttstock/ View Quote Neither seller lists the LOP, does anyone know what it is? |
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Originally Posted By BobaDebt: I don't want a pistol grip stock, I want a standard style stock https://www.benelliparts.net/uploads/4/9/4/0/49405335/s731277133475669961_p33_i1_w500.jpeg View Quote It’s called a field stock and nobody makes a short one. The Urbino has a gross pistol grip for people with deformed thumbs. Awkwardly wide and flat on the back strap. I’ve written Magpul asking them to make a fixed stock, perhaps with interchangeable grip. Or a field stock. Even a buffer tube style collapsible would be better. They already offer the SGA but only for Mossberg and the 870. If enough people write them maybe it will happen. I don’t know if it’s possible with the recoil spring assembly but there are adapters to fit the SGA to a Beretta shotgun. |
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Originally Posted By Karankawa: It’s called a field stock and nobody makes a short one. The Urbino has a gross pistol grip for people with deformed thumbs. Awkwardly wide and flat on the back strap. I’ve written Magpul asking them to make a fixed stock, perhaps with interchangeable grip. Or a field stock. Even a buffer tube style collapsible would be better. They already offer the SGA but only for Mossberg and the 870. If enough people write them maybe it will happen. I don’t know if it’s possible with the recoil spring assembly but there are adapters to fit the SGA to a Beretta shotgun. View Quote I have the SGA on my Beretta 1301 and 2 of my Mossberg 590s, I love that stock But due to the angle of the buffer tube it's won't work. You would think that with all of the new M4 clones someone would offer new stock alternatives |
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Just so you guys know, the benelli field stock is the same length as the pistol grip stock on the Aksa S4, as well as the Toros T4 field stock.
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Does anyone have a different source for the Saulan Field Stock?
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Just buy a take-off Benelli field stock. There are plenty out there and they work.
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Sun, Fun, and Gun
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$145 in stock
https://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/81041 You can find cheaper take off's if you hawk the HK boards. |
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Originally Posted By BobaDebt: I don't want a pistol grip stock, I want a standard style stock https://www.benelliparts.net/uploads/4/9/4/0/49405335/s731277133475669961_p33_i1_w500.jpeg View Quote Which benelli clone do you have? If its an S4 it has a M1 buffer tube on it and you can use a M1 field stock. You need the sling plate for it as well. |
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Sun, Fun, and Gun
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I got my AU charging handle and it was just a little too tight to seat properly in my Tac-12. I took the bolt out and could see that it just wasn't in far enough to fully engage the detents. The original factory handle seated just fine.
So it's a $15 part on a project gun.... stuck the handle in my drill and hit it with a file until the shaft was just a little thinner..... and now it seats perfectly. YMMV. |
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Originally Posted By BobaDebt: I tried to join that forum and they never sent the confirmation email, and I can't do anything to get past that screen View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BobaDebt: I tried to join that forum and they never sent the confirmation email, and I can't do anything to get past that screen Originally Posted By wreckless: Sorry, meant Benelli shotgun forums. That's where I got mine. Midway has benelli m1 field stocks for 85$ and 10$ sling plates. You need to have a round buffer tube to use them though. |
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Sun, Fun, and Gun
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Hi guys, new to Turkish market. Is the S4 from SDS and Four Peaks both the same Aksa made gun?
It looks like SDS is no longer offering, so I am assuming it is the same and now a new importer ? |
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My SDS imports S4 I bought about 2 months ago is made by AKSA according to the box it came in. David
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Originally Posted By wreckless: Some M4 clones come with a stock tube that looks like a CAR-15 tube. It is D-shaped with notches for the Turkish collapsible stock to use. View Quote I already have a Benelli 3 position buffer tube because eventually this will be used for an M1014 clone and the field stock will be used on the real Benelli LE M1014 I know it sounds weird but it's what I'm doing So, you're saying the M1 field stock will work with a Benelli M4 Buffer tube? |
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Yes it will but the bolt will need to match. I forget whether the Turkish one will work.
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Sun, Fun, and Gun
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Originally Posted By dwhitehorne: My SDS imports S4 I bought about 2 months ago is made by AKSA according to the box it came in. David View Quote So, now SDS is not importing S4 or Mod-12 or whatever they called it. But some other importer - 4 Peaks (a division of POF) is importing S4s, but it is a little sketchy whether they are the aksa or a T-S4 with a different model. The whole Turkish import business is very opaque. |
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Originally Posted By can-man: So, now SDS is not importing S4 or Mod-12 or whatever they called it. But some other importer - 4 Peaks (a division of POF) is importing S4s, but it is a little sketchy whether they are the aksa or a T-S4 with a different model. The whole Turkish import business is very opaque. View Quote Stop by the Grand Bazaar sometime and pick up a rug. |
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Originally Posted By can-man: So, now SDS is not importing S4 or Mod-12 or whatever they called it. But some other importer - 4 Peaks (a division of POF) is importing S4s, but it is a little sketchy whether they are the aksa or a T-S4 with a different model. The whole Turkish import business is very opaque. View Quote To make this more confusing the Toros T-4 is now being imported by Standard Manufacturing. Standard Manufacturing T4 page |
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We have to protect our phoney baloney jobs here, gentlemen! We must do something about this immediately! Immediately! Immediately! Harrumph! Harrumph! Harrumph!
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You can't tell the players without a score card with the Turks.
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Sun, Fun, and Gun
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SDS is still showing it on their website....by both S4 and TAC-12 ? SDS
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Proud member of "Ranstad's Militia-The Fantastic Bastards"-----that is all I got to say
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It also appears basspro is now carrying them:
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/four-peaks-copolla-t4-semi-auto-shotgun https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/four-peaks-copolla-sa-1212-12-gauge-semi-auto-shotgun I thought about buying one from them, even though the price seems higher, at least if something goes wrong, I can take it back....still cant find any info on what the sa-1212 is a copy of, Im just guessing the M1 or M2? I tried to make the links hot, but it would not allow it |
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Proud member of "Ranstad's Militia-The Fantastic Bastards"-----that is all I got to say
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So now I've got an issue with my TAC-12. It ran fine for probably 300+ rounds, mixed buckshot and birdshot loads.
Now, it will fire and extract 100%, but it won't feed the next round off of the lifter. The bolt just closes right over the top of it. If I rack it fast, most times it will still miss that round. I have to pull the bolt all the way back and then slowly start it feeding, once it picks it up, I can let go and it will feed. Fires and extracts just fine, and the problem happens again. Im not sure whats happening so hopefully someone has some insight. I have cleaned and oiled it, saw no visible damage anywhere, no peening, etc. The only upgrades on the gun are a +2 mag extension, Benelli OEM magazine spring, and an AU oversized charging handle. I did try putting the oem Turkish charging handle back in , but still no change. Also it did work previously with all of the upgrades in place. Any help is appreciated. |
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Sounds like the bolt isn't going all the way back
Are you running high brass Originally Posted By 223-Buckaroo: So now I've got an issue with my TAC-12. It ran fine for probably 300+ rounds, mixed buckshot and birdshot loads. Now, it will fire and extract 100%, but it won't feed the next round off of the lifter. The bolt just closes right over the top of it. If I rack it fast, most times it will still miss that round. I have to pull the bolt all the way back and then slowly start it feeding, once it picks it up, I can let go and it will feed. Fires and extracts just fine, and the problem happens again. Im not sure whats happening so hopefully someone has some insight. I have cleaned and oiled it, saw no visible damage anywhere, no peening, etc. The only upgrades on the gun are a +2 mag extension, Benelli OEM magazine spring, and an AU oversized charging handle. I did try putting the oem Turkish charging handle back in , but still no change. Also it did work previously with all of the upgrades in place. Any help is appreciated. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By BobaDebt: Are both lifter springs on the trigger pack in tact? View Quote All the springs look ok, but I'm not sure what you.mean by both? There's only one spring on the left side of the pack that is connected to the lifter assembly. I just completely disassembled and reassembled the trigger pack. Nothing missing or broken. |
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Originally Posted By 223-Buckaroo: So now I've got an issue with my TAC-12. It ran fine for probably 300+ rounds, mixed buckshot and birdshot loads. Now, it will fire and extract 100%, but it won't feed the next round off of the lifter. The bolt just closes right over the top of it. If I rack it fast, most times it will still miss that round. I have to pull the bolt all the way back and then slowly start it feeding, once it picks it up, I can let go and it will feed. Fires and extracts just fine, and the problem happens again. Im not sure whats happening so hopefully someone has some insight. I have cleaned and oiled it, saw no visible damage anywhere, no peening, etc. The only upgrades on the gun are a +2 mag extension, Benelli OEM magazine spring, and an AU oversized charging handle. I did try putting the oem Turkish charging handle back in , but still no change. Also it did work previously with all of the upgrades in place. Any help is appreciated. View Quote I've got an IAC/Norinco 870 clone shotgun, think it's the 987 model or something like that. The mag tube spring is the standard 870 length but the mag tube is longer than a standard 870. Because of that, the spring doesn't put as much pressure on the follower. I can outrun the mag tube spring pretty easily if I am firing fast but still aimed shots. I need to order a longer/higher lbs pressure springs from Wolff spring but I just haven't gotten around to it yet. I say all of that to say if you are seeing the gun function if you do things slower by hand, but not when you rack at full speed, I'd be looking pretty hard at the magazine tube spring or evaluating the follower/tube for any indications that the shells are not moving as freely as the should under spring pressure. |
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Originally Posted By Southernfried: SDS is still showing it on their website....by both S4 and TAC-12 ? SDS View Quote I'm sure we'll see several importers bringing slightly different variations in. And yes, SDS appears to still be an importer. |
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Originally Posted By 223-Buckaroo: So now I've got an issue with my TAC-12. It ran fine for probably 300+ rounds, mixed buckshot and birdshot loads. Now, it will fire and extract 100%, but it won't feed the next round off of the lifter. The bolt just closes right over the top of it. If I rack it fast, most times it will still miss that round. I have to pull the bolt all the way back and then slowly start it feeding, once it picks it up, I can let go and it will feed. Fires and extracts just fine, and the problem happens again. Im not sure whats happening so hopefully someone has some insight. I have cleaned and oiled it, saw no visible damage anywhere, no peening, etc. The only upgrades on the gun are a +2 mag extension, Benelli OEM magazine spring, and an AU oversized charging handle. I did try putting the oem Turkish charging handle back in , but still no change. Also it did work previously with all of the upgrades in place. Any help is appreciated. View Quote Is there any bolt deformation where the pistons contact it? Did you check to see if the pistons were bent? Are the pistons moving freely? |
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Originally Posted By EzGoingKev: Is there any bolt deformation where the pistons contact it? Did you check to see if the pistons were bent? Are the pistons moving freely? View Quote No deformation that I can tell.... one gas plug had a brown o-ring instead of a black one like the other piston, and it was kinda chewed up. I replaced the o rings with new ones and cleaned the pistons really well. Made sure both pistons were moving freely. But when I shot it again today still had the same problem. It didn't change it at all. |
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I would get a quality Wolf extended magazine tube spring and try that. In the meantime try to stretch the spring a bit to see if that helps. If so then you've confirmed the issue.
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Sun, Fun, and Gun
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Originally Posted By 223-Buckaroo: No deformation that I can tell.... one gas plug had a brown o-ring instead of a black one like the other piston, and it was kinda chewed up. I replaced the o rings with new ones and cleaned the pistons really well. Made sure both pistons were moving freely. But when I shot it again today still had the same problem. It didn't change it at all. View Quote When said it had been functioning 100% up until now - is this new ammo you are shooting that you have not used before? |
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Originally Posted By wreckless: I would get a quality Wolf extended magazine tube spring and try that. In the meantime try to stretch the spring a bit to see if that helps. If so then you've confirmed the issue. View Quote I had purchased a Benelli OEM magazine spring because I added the 2 round extension, and the Benelli spring is a bit longer. I think I'll try putting the limiter back on to make it a 5 round tube again, and keep the longer spring in there. Unfortunately, it'll probably be a few days before I'll have a chance to go shoot it again. |
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Ok i have a bit of an update. Tonight I removed the shell stop latch from the gun and I can see what I think is uneven wear on it. I can't seem to get a good picture of it that is clear enough to see, though. But there are a couple spots that the black finish is completely worn off. The magazine has always been fairly hard to load, requiring a bit of an extra push to get the shell to go past that edge and stay in the tube. Harder than any of my other shotguns, at least.
So the question is, could that edge be dragging on the shells enough to slow them down and cause the feeding issue? Is it some thing I can fix, or would it be better to just replace that part? |
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For anyone that’s interested, Classic Firearms is selling the Panzer M4 again. They have it on sale for $449 right now.
https://www.classicfirearms.com/panzer-arms-m4-semi-automatic-tactical-12-ga-shotgun-3-5rd-inertia-driven-black/ |
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Originally Posted By 223-Buckaroo: Ok i have a bit of an update. Tonight I removed the shell stop latch from the gun and I can see what I think is uneven wear on it. I can't seem to get a good picture of it that is clear enough to see, though. But there are a couple spots that the black finish is completely worn off. The magazine has always been fairly hard to load, requiring a bit of an extra push to get the shell to go past that edge and stay in the tube. Harder than any of my other shotguns, at least. So the question is, could that edge be dragging on the shells enough to slow them down and cause the feeding issue? Is it some thing I can fix, or would it be better to just replace that part? View Quote Yes, that is entirely possible. It sounds like you have a good lead on your issue. |
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Damn! Just found a YouTube video that shows how to fix the exact issue im having on my TAC12:
https://youtu.be/R0T9qj1NHxU |
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I'm only up to page 11 of this thread, so bear with me if this covered later in the thread.
Just bought the Panzer M4, and have but one question. Whose arms fit that stock's LOP? I'm 6'1" with an equal wingspan and normally on my social shotguns I like the stocks shorter. On my Mossberg pumps I usually chop about 1.5" off the stock and that puts the rear of the receiver right at my cheek. For "reasons" I would prefer not to install one of the adjustable stocks so I ask, and not yet having removed the stock to take a look in there, has anyone successfully shortened the OE stock? I'm not above installing an aftermarket recoil pad (LOVE Pachmayr Sporting Clays pads) since Panzer decided to not make their pad have a flat mounting surface. |
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“When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.” Thomas Jefferson
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Originally Posted By 223-Buckaroo: Damn! Just found a YouTube video that shows how to fix the exact issue im having on my TAC12: https://youtu.be/R0T9qj1NHxU View Quote When I installed the TTI lifter in my T4 that piece was locking my bolt back. It had a "ledge" on it with a 90 degree angle. I replaced it with a Benelli part and never looked back. |
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