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Differences between Benelli M1 and M4?
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Differences between Benelli M1 and M4?
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Early M1s can also be loaded with a round in the chamber and another on the spoon, and it will feed properly.Originally posted by VertigofirearmsM4 is a gas piston gun with only one commercial barrel length.
M1 is an inertia gun without pistons and springs under the barrel and you can get many different barrel lengths for it. M1 is way lighter than the M4. It has been superceeded by the M2.
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Remington copied the M4 (A.R.G.O.) gas system in their Versa Max shotguns.
I've had a Remington Versa Max for around 8 years. It's a very soft shooter.
The Remington V3 uses the same design, but not the same parts.
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