Yep, stop making videos years ago!

Thanks!

Thanks! Hope the video helped make your installation easier.

Huge help!!

Thanks!

Thanks!

+XTrooper3936 Thanks for watching! The GG&G stuff is great!

Thank you!

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

Thanks! You shouldn't have any problems installing it, but if you do, feel free to post your questions here. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! I don't make videos any longer, wish I could.... life, and all that. :)

@@BattleBeaver Just to let you know, this video was essential to installing mine this past rainy weekend. Much appreciated and hope you get back to making useful content.

@@robertleemurrerjr.8245 Thanks, it makes me happy that this 7+ years old video is still helping people! Unlikely I'll start doing videos again though, I sold all my video/audio recording equipment a couple of years ago. Again, so glad this video helped you out, THANK YOU for watching!

Thanks! Hope it helped you out. Haven't made a video in years, stopped making new videos when youtube demonetized firearms related videos.

Thanks Steven, much appreciated. And thanks for subscribing!

Thanks! Sadly I stopped doing new videos 5+ years ago, no time.

Thank you!

Thanks! Glad it helped.

Thanks!

Glad to hear the video helped you, thanks!

Thank you, happy you found the video helpful. I think you'll like the bigger bold release!

Thanks! The bold release button from GG&G is awesome!

Glad it helped!

Thanks @wolfman! Very happy you found it useful. Thanks for the sub, but I'm no longer making videos, haven't been for 2-3 years now. But glad that my videos are still helping people!

Glad it was helpful!

Not a Benelli but a great shotgun . Polish the chamber , stay away from federal shells and you'll be fine. If you can get Remington gunclub for skeet its 100% reliable. Check Jerry Miculek's video on cleaning and maintenance. The charging handle is a good upgrade since the original one broke . Enjoy

Thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful!

@@BattleBeaver Very

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks a lot 😊

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks! The Benelli M4 is great. Expensive, but awesome.

+kerry Flynn Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks!

+VRM Thanks for watching!

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful.

Thanks!

Thanks!

+GlobalCop Thank you, much appreciated!

+Andrei Rodriguez Thank you for watching!

Not sure if that would work or not. Thanks very much for watching!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks for watching! Up here in Canuckistan (Canada), we can only have 5 rounds in a semi-auto rifle (or shotgun). I didn't like the "look" of the stock mag tube extension, I replaced it simply for aesthetics, so the stock spring stayed in place.

How does it "wiggle loose"? Tighten up the nut till it doesn't click . I fire hundreds of rounds and never had that problem.

Matt S Beats me, probably because I beat the shit out of my gun and not baby it in a safe. 10 year warranty, over $1500...damn right I am going to use it. Hahah

Don't think you can go wrong with the M4

+Steven Segal Thank you! If you're referring to the choke wrench, you'll need that if you ever plan to switch out the choke.

You are correct! But up here in Canada, we are limited to 5 rounds in a semi-auto shotgun, and removing the spring retaining nut would be illegal up here (stupid, I know, but those are the laws we deal with up here). "Then why install the new tube?" I hear you asking.... :) Well, because I didn't like the "look" of the stock tube that had the "ribs".

Then why put an aftermarket tube on it at all??

Thought I was clear in my previous response.... I didn't like the way the stock tube looked.

Can’t you have 5 rounds of the maximum length shot shell with semi auto shotguns? I thought with the extension tube it would allow five 3 inch shells. Of course yes you would end up having more than five 2 3/4 but I thought they based it off the max length of shell for that shotgun. But someone do correct me if I am wrong

I didn't have that problem.

I know of 2 Canadian suppliers that sell GG&G products. Not sure what their stock levels are right now, but you can check their websites. www.wolverinesupplies.com/ and ctcsupplies.ca/

I have no preference, sorry, I know that doesn't help.

No I do not, don't think it's possible to switch the safety to the right side. Thanks for watching!

@@BattleBeaver Thanks so much for the quick reply. FYI...I did find some info/video on youtube afterwards and you can change switch the safety to support a left-handed shooter. Great videos -keep it going!

Sorry, I can't be sure. I'm not familiar with the Benelli M2. Thanks for watching though!

You could try a little gun oil, let it sit for 20 mins, then try again. You could also try a bit of WD40. Make sure you're using a punch that is small enough to fit into the channel where the pin is.

Unfortunately I don't, sorry.

You're correct, here in Canada we're limited in the number of rounds in a semi-auto shotgun. I don't know anything about the GG&G tube extension, sorry.

I don't know, I don't have an M1, sorry.

Thank you for getting back to me. I ordered the same parts, and the internals were practically the same. This video was very helpful for installing these parts on my M1 Super 90 : )

Sorry, I can't remember where I got it 7 years ago.

Mine works pressing on any part of it,.

If I understand what you're describing, yes, one side of that button should be very slightly raised.

@@BattleBeaver yes that was exactly what I meant really appreciate the response thank you

www.gggaz.com/

I can't remember where I got the parts, but I'm pretty sure Wolverine Supplies carries GG&G parts, and Canadian Tactical Cowboy Supplies (CTCS) does too. www.wolverinesupplies.com ctcsupplies.ca

S and j hardware make all the stuff as well

That's strange, I don't know how that would happen. Maybe email GG&G to get help.

Sold it shortly after I made this video, sorry. Thanks for watching though!

quick question, during installation of the ggg bolt release, i did not have a punch and had to resort in using drill bits. well now that i realize how much easier my life would be with a punch kit i started looking on amazon but noticed that they all lacked quality. if you dont mind telling me what punch kit do you have? how much was it? and is it any good? thanks battle beaver! got yourself a subscriber here :)

It's been so long since I bought my punches, I don't remember what brand they are or where I got them from. Any local hardware/tool store should have a set of pin punches for under $20.

I have a crimped tube extension. LMK if you want it still.

It's just the stock trigger guard.

It's been a long time, but I think I got them either directly from GG&G in the USA, or from ctcsupplies.ca/gg-g/

Sorry, don't have any information on the Versamax.

Battle Beaver that's ok! I was just curious about you're install whether or not it was a big change

Yes, on the M4 is was a great addition!

The latch was? Or just the button

If I could only keep one of them, I'd keep the enlarged bolt release button over the handle/latch.

Call or email the manufacturer, maybe you need a replacement.

+SimplyKomplicated If you think about it, the pad must be away from the frame for it to move when you press on it. If it were tight to the frame, there would be no room for it to move inward, and it wouldn't be able to release your bolt.

+XTrooper3936 Yeah I figured that much out after I sent the post. thanks anyway. And also, thank you for your courage.

+Lf Cox I don't know, but you can check GG&G's website here: www.gggaz.com/

I called them they said no.

Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it! Feel free to post your question here, it would be easier for me to reply. Scheduling time for a private chat would be difficult for me.

Since you had a dental mirror for inspection, I was wondering if you were able to look up the rails on the receiver where the bolt goes. The question that I have is if you've seen any degradation with regards to normal wear and tare. The reason I'm asking this question is I've brought a brand new benelli m4, and after my first 100 rounds I noticed a streak mark on the inside of the rail. I've contacted the warranty and they said send it in, however the shipping alone would cost me few hundred dollars, therefore, I'm hesitant on doing so. If the wear is normal, then I probably don't need to send it in for service. Thanks

Ning Zhang I just had a look, there is some normal wear on mine too. I can't be positive, but I don't think it's anything to worry about. If it's not affecting the shotgun, ie: it's still feeding and cycling fine, I wouldn't worry.

I was initially worried since it's brand new, and it was having some cycling problems, but I assume this is part of the breaking in stage. I'll put more grease the next time I go out and hopefully I won't have much failure to eject/feed problems. Thanks for your help.

It's just the stock that came with my Benelli M4 up here Canada.

Yes, I put Blue Loktite on it. So far so good! Thanks for watching!

I didn't replace my mag/tube spring, so no.

Not quite sure what you mean. Do you mean the shell stop? The follower? Either way, if the part you're talking about wasn't in my video, then I don't know if would make loading the magazine easier, sorry.

I don't know, you check GG&G's website to see.

Yes it fits! :) Thx for the Video!

Max capacity is 7 rounds I think. Up here in Canada though, we're limited to 5 rounds.

@@BattleBeaver : Are ghost loads part of the "5 rounds" only? The ghost load is on the top of the lifter so it is not in the magazine tube. A similar government mandate is in the USA. Since the shotgun is imported it must be in what the ATF calls a sporting shotgun. Limited to five rounds. There is a list of parts that must be made in the USA to get a longer mag tube and the collapsible stock. The list of parts is called 922R list. The GG&G change to oversize bolt handle is one part you can change to a American made part. To allow for an imported original Benelli part. To get a Benelli collapsible stock you need two American made parts. Manufacturers know if the silliness of the ATF so all American made Benelli M-4 parts have the words "Made in the USA" prominently displayed so the ATF slugs can easily take notice. If all the required parts are exchanged an already expensive shotgun, $1800, becomes about $2600 per shotgun. Best thing is you can install all the parts over a long time. A pay as you go thing. Another example of rediculous government actions that only harasses the lawful citizenry.

+Matt S Thanks, I did read the manual. If I had to field strip it away from my bench and tools, yes, use the charging handle. But I was at my bench and had tools. Thanks for watching!

bertraminc 922R regulations man. To slap in a full magazine, you have to change 3 total things to American made parts...

Don't remember, sold my M4. I'm sure you could check Benelli's website on details about the M4, it should tell you.

His trigger guard is metal. If you see the diamond pattern and no seam line running down the middle it's metal.

@@shindukess yeah I guess they make them polymer now. I just got one and was kinda bummed it's polymer. I could always buy a metal one but can't decide if it would be worth it.

@@stevencoughler6448 unless the receiver is steel I actually like the polymer better. If it ever got banged or thrashed around aluminum on aluminum would more likely stress and crack the receiver. Then again Benelli's are very resilient, high quality and tested. You can find them but they're not cheap. There's aftermarket ones too with a shell ramp to help reloading.

@@shindukess is right, thanks!