Poor Mans Benelli M4? Horrible Clone? or a Smoking Steal?

[leroy]

Brothers n sisters...

Remember this one thing... The CNC machines that produce all these parts are stupendously accurate.  If the base materials are as good, there is no substantial difference in any of these scatterguns other than name and price.   

Take a look at the 1911and AR market... A bajillion parts suppliers and basically there same results...

frugal leroy...

 

[BillyBob]

@Magiccarpetrides resurrecting this old post for a curious mind.

[DocHawk]

21 hours ago, BillyBob said:

@Magiccarpetrides resurrecting this old post for a curious mind.

I am a shotgun connoisseur - you'll be hard pressed to find a broader collection of the world's finest production shotguns (game, field, and tactical) in most counties. I don't deal in bespoke customs - I prefer the best versions of production guns that anyone can buy. Every time Beretta, Browning, Benelli, and Remington come out with a new design, the highest trim version eventually finds its way to my safes.

With that said, I have several Turkish clones, and I love them. I've dabbled in the original designs, and they are hit and miss, but the clones of the Benelli system with interchangeable parts are reliable, inexpensive, and deadly. I have several set up for loaners, trainers, pre-deployed guns at defensive choke points, and behind the counter shop guns in case someone decided to threaten my staff with injury. There are probably more rounds through these clones than 90% of my other shotguns, save for my personal tactical, and training guns (M1, M4, 1301, A300). 

They are good to go. Straight from a shotgun snob who happens to sell and shoot thousands of guns, and isn't even offering anything for sale.

[BillyBob]

I wish I could find one locally. They have some great deals on them right now. I need a good ffl close to me lol.