Benelli Finished
 

Smokey's rear grip
mosquito molds RIS
Shortened outter barrel

What do ya think?

Thats a Nice shotty :D

Lovely M3, Tell me if your selling it I'll buy it off you ahahaha. Try G&P Retracable Stock on it.

nice!
If you put some shits on the RIS, how do you pump it?

It looks like it has a few sharp edges on the rail. Does it have a good grip to it?

ya the grip is fine...When the rails aren't in use I use the rail covers...that way it doesn't skin the hand.

It sure adds some heft to the whole thing.

And the key to using the rails and keepingthe pupm fiunsctional is to mount them close to the fron of the RIS unit...thatway it stay out of the way of your hand.

Nifty and a half. Any plans to add a vertical grip to the pump?

yup an m4a1 style one.

Very nice shotty! I haven't seen one posted like that before, it's good to see something unique. I especially like the RIS!

that's fuckin pimp :tup:

Nice job! That shotty has really gone somewhere. Is that RIS made for the M3, or did you convert it up from one made for something else?
Got any bigger pics?

Yes the ris is made for the gun.

ya the RIS is made for the benelli. its actually kinda heavy...makes te gun heafty...

Im thinking of adding a vert grip from an m4...may look kinda neato.

Yeah, I found it on WGC since bean posted... That's a pricey piece to stick on an M3. Looks great though.

Wow ! I love your Shotty ! You did a real nice job on it ! Very nice finish ! :D

Going to work on mine !

If you use a vert grip you should have no problems pumping it no matter how much stuff you put on it.

Theres no problem pumping it now...but i am going to add a vert grip...one that looks liek the handle of the m4 series aegs...i hope ppl know what I am talking about.

Can a config involving M4 vert grip mounted on the RIS handle the stress of pumping, though?

I guess we will find out.

I'm a plain and simple person, I prefer a shotgun that's unmodified.

Dustin

Yes well...I like mine personalized...i think its spiffy :D

damn someone did one of my dream projects.
I'll remember that!
Greg