TPCaudill
Active Member
The pistol grip versions look horrible. The other one is ok looking. I definatly wouldn't pay 1200 federal reserve notes for one.
New Benelli Rifle
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The pistol grip versions look horrible. The other one is ok looking. I definatly wouldn't pay 1200 federal reserve notes for one.
Slimjim
Ultimate Member
- Mar 6, 2007
- 3,074
Id get the one with the standard stock on it.
shadow116
2nd Class Citizen
Just looking at the pics, the ones with the pistol grips look as though the cheek weld would be horrible.
hole punch
Paper Target Slayer
phenamunan
Active Member
That pistol stock works well on my shottie, but I'd prefer a straight AR stock on a 223 rifle.
wlc
Ultimate Member
- Nov 13, 2006
- 3,521
I'll take one, I was bummed when the Rx4 got cancelled.
- Nov 14, 2010
- 20,274
I bought one ...
I have already accessorized with the tri-rail and a vertical grip, but I would sure like to get my hands on the telescoping stock as shown in the top photo.
Recently on GunBroker.com, I happened to run across this MR1 model with a telescoping stock. I asked the seller about the telescoping stock and he indicated that it was a Benelli item.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=205569665
I have not found this listed for sale anywhere, including on Benelli’s website, but that’s not unusual as the MR1 tri-rail was also a hard item to find. I finally was able to purchase that from Brownells.
Can anyone tell me where I might be able find a dealer that offers this telescoping stock or could I order it from Benelli ? I have sent them e-mail but all I've gotten is crickets so far. I've also tried Brownell's and Midway ... no go.
I have already accessorized with the tri-rail and a vertical grip, but I would sure like to get my hands on the telescoping stock as shown in the top photo.
Recently on GunBroker.com, I happened to run across this MR1 model with a telescoping stock. I asked the seller about the telescoping stock and he indicated that it was a Benelli item.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=205569665
I have not found this listed for sale anywhere, including on Benelli’s website, but that’s not unusual as the MR1 tri-rail was also a hard item to find. I finally was able to purchase that from Brownells.
Can anyone tell me where I might be able find a dealer that offers this telescoping stock or could I order it from Benelli ? I have sent them e-mail but all I've gotten is crickets so far. I've also tried Brownell's and Midway ... no go.
Darkemp
Ultimate Member
Nice looking rifle, sure it shoots nice, but at that price I'd stick to an M4.
Why do most new rifles look like they're from the same assembly plant in outer space?
THIS is a beautiful firearm:
+1...that Benelli is ugly as sh*t.
- Nov 14, 2010
- 20,274
M4 Super 90 has an adjustable cheek
But I don't want to spend $400+ to find out that an M4 telescoping stock won't 'bolt up'.
So far the response to my e-mails and phone calls to Benelli has been 'crickets' ...
I guess I'll stick with the 'stock' stock on my MR1. The pull is slightly shorter than I would like, but it's manageable.
But I don't want to spend $400+ to find out that an M4 telescoping stock won't 'bolt up'.
So far the response to my e-mails and phone calls to Benelli has been 'crickets' ...
I guess I'll stick with the 'stock' stock on my MR1. The pull is slightly shorter than I would like, but it's manageable.
BigCity
retired undertaker
Kinda reminds me of a Hi-Point, but costs somewhat more
