Is this part 922(r) compliant as Chris mentioned? And what other parts do you need to compli?
1844634
Yes it is. I live in California. And it's legal to have since civilian only allow to have 10 rounds or less mags or tubes
1844635
Yes, factory part. I had a gun smith install since I had a hard time removing exiting mag tube. It was on there good, Benelli uses Lock Tight. Daves Metal Works has a lower cost option ... Great quality.
1844636
With all due respect to those that have posted correct answers, there is a lot of bad information here. I recommend contacting the ATF or a knowledgeable FFL, and not relying on well meaning people that you do not know. The 'I read it on the internet' defense will not help you in court.
1844637
it works fine but it only hold 6 with one in the chamber... was advertised to hold 84 out of 5
1844638
I believe it is because you are not adding any parts but merely replacing a part. But it's best to ask ATF or read 922(r)
1844639
I replaced the original part with this part and it worked great. No issues. Now, I have 7 rounds instead of 5.
1844640
No, the OEM factory part is made in Italy or outside of the U.S., and does not count as a compliance part. There are other companies that make compliant tubes such as Carrier Comp and FFT. The Carrier tube is titanium and their DG finish matches the barrel better than the OEM tube. The Carrier tube is also lighter... If you google both of those they are the primary companies. Geissele also probably make the best quality hammer. Usually people will swap the following parts: Magazine Tube, Follwer, Hammer, Disconnecter, Trigger, Stock (if made in U.S.), Fore end... Also to my knowledge 922r has not "expired" as someone else stated... No, the OEM factory part is made in Italy or outside of the U.S., and does not count as a compliance part. There are other companies that make compliant tubes such as Carrier Comp and FFT. The Carrier tube is titanium and their DG finish matches the barrel better than the OEM tube. The Carrier tube is also lighter... If you google both of those they are the primary companies. Geissele also probably make the best quality hammer. Usually people will swap the following parts: Magazine Tube, Follwer, Hammer, Disconnecter, Trigger, Stock (if made in U.S.), Fore end... Also to my knowledge 922r... » Read More No, the OEM factory part is made in Italy or outside of the U.S., and does not count as a compliance part. There are other companies that make compliant tubes such as Carrier Comp and FFT. The Carrier tube is titanium and their DG finish matches the barrel better than the OEM tube. The Carrier tube is also lighter... If you google both of those they are the primary companies. Geissele also probably make the best quality hammer. Usually people will swap the following parts: Magazine Tube, Follwer, Hammer, Disconnecter, Trigger, Stock (if made in U.S.), Fore end... Also to my knowledge 922r has not "expired" as someone else stated... « Show Less
1316006
Hello, Thanks for your interest in our parts. This should fit your application no problem. If you purchase from us and there is an issue, we will make it right for you. Thanks and please let me know if you have any other questions. Rocky
455194
Its not complicated like some would have you believe! Just order part # 1921sdkey right here on Amazon.
103589
I'm not sure...my computer guy bought the part for me. Sorry I couldn't help.
1874628
no way for me to know that. i asked the seller what part i needed. he either knew or went back to the manufacturer. write down everything about what you have and ask the seller what you need to use.
201777
Yes. Please be sure to read the instruction book to verify that you have all the parts that should have been included.
1267178
I do not know. You may wish to contact the manufacturer for concerns surrounding compatibility of parts. Thank you.
417642
Go to the gigabyte website, and they can tell you what components are compatible. Offhand, I'd say yes, but without all of the part numbers, I'm not positive.
499440
Hi. Please check out this website. I researched it here first to get the part #s. Hope this helps. https://www.arnottindustries.com/search-Products/index.asp?make=11&model;=34&year;=93
626509
No, you need part # PT747-35051.http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002SAY33U?pc_redir=1408268969&robot;_redir=1
499439
Hi. Please check out this website. I researched it here first to get the part #s. Hope this helps. https://www.arnottindustries.com/search-Products/index.asp?make=11&model=34&year=93
1172431
the 929, 939,949 all use the same instruction booklet. otherwise you'll have to contact the manufacturer for a booklet. Also, try the third-party company you bought it from as they may be able to help you. Good luck brother.
878088
This part worked fine for me. I would be sure to compare what you have and do not hesitate to question the seller. They do not want to sell you a part you do not need.
1198408
Hello sir, i am almost positive that your R542 PID fits in between that criteria for NOT being compatible unfortunately. As i read the description it says all PISs between R001-R199 and R636-R999 ARE compatible. All PIDs between R200 - R635 will NOT be compatible.....I got lucky with mine but noticed that it still runs pretty hot like my last one that lost and killed the LED lights inside of it. I hope this helps you out Sir.
1364253
B625 is the part that you need. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009ZBYVU
2183868
In response I just confirmed the model numbers were as indicated. Yes the parts are compatible and there was no problem with the installation. The assembly was easy and the instructions were clear. There was no modifications needed.
1332199
Hi Donna,Please tell me what part do you need so I can ask the importer. If you can not describe the part, just send the me the picture, we will go from there.Best regard,Henry