Benelli M4: Bought the GG&G side sling loop...help!!

[Duggan]

For the rubber butt pad, it's kind of like anal sex, you don't think it will fit in there... but it does.

I can't see a reason for you needing to remove the butt pad. You should just unscrew the stock from the receiver, slip the sling mount up the receiver extension, then screw the stock back into place.

An excellent ANALogy, my dear sir.

I also thought of this similarity at one time when I forced my way into the rear buttpad and screwed off the rubber.

[AggiePhil]

I'll be damned. Is this a new product? I wasn't aware that GG&G made a single sling attachment point for the M4.

[Mr. Shotgun]

I'll be damned. Is this a new product? I wasn't aware that GG&G made a single sling attachment point for the M4.

yep, check it out!

[AggiePhil]

Well I may not even bother now that the Urbino is about to come out with about six different sling attachment options.

[chuck_s]

Did you get this mounted?

I have the device on my desk and, like you, find the instructions confusing.

The only way to remove the fixed stock is thru the rear and that require removing the buttpad.

I may attempt this tonight...

-- Chuck

[AggiePhil]

Either way I think it's obvious that this mount will not work on a M4.

No. You're confusing the old M1/M3 mount with the new M4 mount. GG&G now has a brand new mount made specifically to work on the M4. It's called the Benelli M4 Single Point Sling Attachment. See the link below.

http://www.gggaz.com/index.php?id=327&parents=60,63

[thefitter]

You are right. Too much caffeine tonight!! Thanks!!

[Hookster]

Too much caffeine

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[Mr. Shotgun]

Sorry for being away for so long, but yes, I got the mount installed properly with the right tools. I had to run down to Home Depot to pick up a #2 philips screw driver, then the rest was easy.

Right now I have to find the right sling to use.

Any recommendations?

[StrangerDanger]

I still don't understand why you have to unscrew the buttpad from the stock to install this. Looks like you just unscrew the stock, slip the mount over the receiver extension. Screw the stock back into place.

What am I missing?