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  • BigBoyPinoy
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2009
    • 1909

    Copolla T4 Benelli M4 Clone

    Just bought one, anyone have any experience with this shotgun. All reviews I've read have been positive.
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  • #2
    swift
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2006
    • 874

    Nvm, the guy next to me had a different Semiauto from Turkey, not a Coppola.
    Last edited by swift; 03-22-2021, 9:32 PM.

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    • #3
      Pugster
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2007
      • 964

      I have the Copolla T4 with the pistol-grip stock. Listed below is my feedback:

      Function:
      I haven't had any issues cycling slugs at this point, but I am still in the middle of my break-in period. I want to shot at least 50 more slugs/buckshot before I try testing out birdshot (1-1/8 oz).

      Interchangeability:
      >> The following are compatible with my Toros:
      (1) Mesa Stock for 922R
      (2) DMW 1-Piece Tube for 922R
      (3) Phase 5 Follower (12GSFBLUE) for 922R
      (4) GG&G (GGG1030) Bolt Release for Benelli M1/M3 (Not a typo, it works on M4).
      (5) GG&G (GGG2013) Extended Handle (Super tight fit but wears in over time)
      (6) Benelli M4 barrel (81245)

      Possible Incompatibility:
      I had issues installing the following on my Toros (See MWG schematic for reference numbers):
      (1) #56 (Windage Screw): Benelli windage screw could not fit within the Toros rear sight slot due to insufficient clearance.
      (2) #61 (Sight Platform): Benelli sight platform could not fit within the Toros rear sight base due to insufficient clearance.
      (3) #63 (Rear Sight Base): The Benelli Rear Sight Base did not line up with the holes on the Toros receiver.

      Parts listed here are specific to Benelli M4 semi-auto shotguns chambered in 12 gauge unless otherwise noted. MGW carries replacement barrels, stocks, recoil pads, left & right forearms, choke tubes, springs, magazine components, pins and other items for this model. These factory original and aftermarket M4 parts will ensure that your shotgun functions great with every cycled round.

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      • #4
        BigBoyPinoy
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2009
        • 1909

        Thanks for the info, so how much did all the additional parts cost you and what made you want to change them?

        Originally posted by Pugster
        I have the Copolla T4 with the pistol-grip stock. Listed below is my feedback:

        Function:
        I haven't had any issues cycling slugs at this point, but I am still in the middle of my break-in period. I want to shot at least 50 more slugs/buckshot before I try testing out birdshot (1-1/8 oz).

        Interchangeability:
        >> The following are compatible with my Toros:
        (1) Mesa Stock for 922R
        (2) DMW 1-Piece Tube for 922R
        (3) Phase 5 Follower (12GSFBLUE) for 922R
        (4) GG&G (GGG1030) Bolt Release for Benelli M1/M3 (Not a typo, it works on M4).
        (5) GG&G (GGG2013) Extended Handle (Super tight fit but wears in over time)
        (6) Benelli M4 barrel (81245)

        Possible Incompatibility:
        I had issues installing the following on my Toros (See MWG schematic for reference numbers):
        (1) #56 (Windage Screw): Benelli windage screw could not fit within the Toros rear sight slot due to insufficient clearance.
        (2) #61 (Sight Platform): Benelli sight platform could not fit within the Toros rear sight base due to insufficient clearance.
        (3) #63 (Rear Sight Base): The Benelli Rear Sight Base did not line up with the holes on the Toros receiver.

        https://www.midwestgunworks.com/benelli-m4/parts.html
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        • #5
          jrara
          Senior Member
          • May 2009
          • 1728

          Just Picked up the Radikal SAX 2 which is basically the same gun as the Toros T4 just looking at the pictures.
          Current Armory:
          HK p7m8
          Dan Wesson Guardian 9mm
          Hi-Power Practical
          Baby Eagle 9mm
          P99 AS
          Glock 43

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          • #6
            deadcoyote
            Veteran Member
            • Apr 2010
            • 4002

            Very different but I have a stoeger m3000, which is a clone of the benelli M2, I’ve run a whole lot of rounds through it and it’s never had a failure yet.
            Buying a safe and sane firework is like paying a hooker for a hug. I do not see the appeal in it.

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            • #7
              Pugster
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2007
              • 964

              Originally posted by BigBoyPinoy
              Thanks for the info, so how much did all the additional parts cost you and what made you want to change them?
              Last edited by Pugster; 04-19-2021, 11:30 PM.

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