GOING TO ORDER A PANZER M4 NON SPEED PRO.

[OLD-skool454#3]

Anyone own a Panzer M4? How do you like it? Would you recommend it? This is a, "because I can purchase". I already own several shotguns including a Beretta 1301 Tactical, a Benelli M4 H2O, and what I think is my very best shotgun...a Remington Versa Max Competition Tactical so I am not too worried about how cheap the quality is on the Panzer...I just want a workhorse to carry around the ranch.

[scamp62]

GET IT!!.....works fine.......😎

[Mute]

I have friend with 2 different versons of the Panzer M4. Seems to work well for the most part. A lot of bang for the buck.

[Russian Bot]

I have really enjoyed mine. I do suggest avoiding the skeletonized stock model though. Swapped mine for the Mesa Tactical Urbino.

[walmart_ar15]

One thing to check, is the Turknelli compatible with M4 aftermarket parts, ie mag tube.

Before shooting it, make sure the strip it down and give a good cleaning, polish any roughness on mating surfaces, and check the piston gap to the carrier, it needs to be barely touching or it will mushroom the carrier (piston is to push the carrier, not impact it). Make sure the stock is on tight, and oil the mating surfaces before assembly.

Why these type of clones are cheap is lack of good factory QA/QC and the brand. So put in a little bit of elbow grease will ensure these guns run.

BTW, to "break-in" the gun, use high pressure shots, not birdshots. Once cycle about 50 rounds, strip it down again and clean off any "shavings", oil and reassemble. Same principle as the first oil change for a brand new car is at 3000 miles.