Your Browser is OutdatedOverall great product ... though quite pricey - SureFire Benelli M4 Shotgun Picatinny Rail System M80 for SureFire Laser sights flashlights
SureFire Benelli M4 Shotgun Picatinny Rail System M80 for SureFire Laser sights flashlights
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Legacy Reviewer's Review of SureFire Benelli M4 Shotgun Picatinny Rail System M80 for SureFire Laser sights flashlights
Though not cheap, this product is solid, allows for installation of a variety of rail mountable accessories, and counts as a 922(r) compliant component.
Things I'm not crazy about:
(1) Price, (2) adds a fair bit of weight, (3) could benefit with a recess for installing tape switches, and (4) the thickness of the rubberized buffer that separates the rail from the barrel is so thick, it prohibits many canted offset light mounts (like LaRue's LT752, and Gearsector's Scout (GS-3120) or X-series (GS-3140) light mounts) from being installed on the M80 rail.
Overall though ... It's an excellent accessory.
Pros: Solid. Lots of rail mountable options. Counts as a 922(r) compliant part.
Cons: Expensive. Heavier than OEM plastic handguard.
Things I'm not crazy about:
(1) Price, (2) adds a fair bit of weight, (3) could benefit with a recess for installing tape switches, and (4) the thickness of the rubberized buffer that separates the rail from the barrel is so thick, it prohibits many canted offset light mounts (like LaRue's LT752, and Gearsector's Scout (GS-3120) or X-series (GS-3140) light mounts) from being installed on the M80 rail.
Overall though ... It's an excellent accessory.
Pros: Solid. Lots of rail mountable options. Counts as a 922(r) compliant part.
Cons: Expensive. Heavier than OEM plastic handguard.
This review was written in the old system and had content requirements that are different than reviews written today.
Would Recommend:
Yes
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