Videos tagged with Benelli M4 Clone

This video reviews the Black Aces S4 shotgun, a clone of the Benelli M4, and assesses if the brand has improved its reputation. The reviewer tests the shotgun with Black Aces Double Up Buck ammunition, noting its performance and the potential for companies with past issues to redeem themselves through product changes and improved quality control.

This review of the Military Armament Corp (MAC) 1014 shotgun, presented by Nutnfancy, highlights its strong value proposition as a Benelli M4 clone. The analysis covers its Turkish manufacturing, dual-piston gas system, performance with various loads, and ergonomic features. Nutnfancy, a retired Air Force officer with 20 years of review experience, emphasizes its potential for home defense and tactical use at a significantly lower price point than its Italian counterpart.

This video details extensive modifications to a Benelli M4 platform, focusing on both legitimate Benelli M4s and Turkish clones. It breaks down various aftermarket parts, including barrels, stocks, handguards, and internal components, assessing their performance impact and value. The instructor provides insights into which upgrades are beneficial and which might be considered gimmicks, offering guidance for both starting with a clone and upgrading an existing platform.

This review of the Orthos Raider S4 Turkish shotgun compares it against the Benelli M4 and Langden Tactical 1301. While acknowledging the historical stigma of Turkish shotguns, the Orthos Raider S4 is presented as a value-oriented option with numerous features, though some refinement and material quality concerns are noted. The review covers aesthetic comparisons, functional pros and cons, shooting impressions, and a comparative analysis of recoil and handling.

This review focuses on the OrthosArms Raider Highland SBS, a Turkish-made Benelli M4 clone that has been 'Americanized' with stateside modifications. The reviewer highlights its surprisingly flawless performance over 250 rounds and its features, including a 14-inch barrel, choke threading, and MLOK rail, making it a more wieldable short barrel shotgun option.

This review compares the Orthos Arms Raider S4, presented as a Benelli clone, against the Benelli M4. The Raider S4 features a ported barrel, a tactical aesthetic with included rail panels and hand stop, and a two-stage trigger. While the Benelli M4 is lighter and known for reliability, the Raider S4 is praised for its shootability, particularly for smaller shooters, due to its weight and spring-loaded butt pad which helps manage recoil. The reviewer prefers the Raider S4 for its handling and value, noting it costs about half as much as the Benelli.

This review of the Black Aces Tactical S4 shotgun, a Benelli M4 clone, highlights its value proposition at approximately one-third the price of a Benelli M4. While the initial 50 rounds showed three malfunctions, the subsequent 900+ rounds ran flawlessly, demonstrating good reliability after a break-in period. The shotgun features a tactical configuration with an adjustable stock, heat shield/optics mount, and a full-capacity magazine tube, making it a feature-rich option for its price point.

This video critically assesses Turkish-made shotguns, arguing they are unreliable and a poor choice for home defense or long-term use due to low quality control and materials. The speaker, identifying as an "average Turkish made shotgun hater" and referencing personal experience and industry contacts, highlights common failures like broken firing pins and rails. He contrasts these with reputable brands like Beretta, Mossberg, Winchester, and Remington, recommending them as more durable and cost-effective long-term investments despite a higher initial price.

This video compares the Panzer Arms M4 Speed Pro and the Orthos Arms S4 Raider, both Benelli clone-style shotguns. The Panzer Arms M4 Speed Pro is presented as a budget-friendly option around $400, offering features like a ported barrel and M-LOK handguard, but requires a break-in period with higher-velocity ammunition (1300+ FPS) to function reliably. The Orthos Arms S4 Raider, priced around $1000, is highlighted for its flawless operation with a wide variety of ammunition types straight out of the box, making it a more reliable choice for those willing to spend more.

This video features Matt Carriker of Demolition Ranch conducting a series of extreme durability tests on various budget-friendly firearm accessories, primarily optics and lasers purchased from online marketplaces like Temu. The tests include submersion, impact, and repeated firing on shotguns, comparing the performance of cheap knockoffs against genuine, higher-end products. Carriker's humorous yet informative approach highlights the significant differences in build quality and reliability, offering valuable insights for consumers considering budget gear.

This review covers the GFORCE ARMS GF4 semi-auto shotgun, highlighting its value proposition as an affordable alternative to higher-end models. The presenter notes its 5+1 capacity, compatibility with Benelli M4 extensions, and factory-included ghost ring sights and a Picatinny rail with a tube clamp. Reliability is praised, with the shotgun functioning 100% with various ammunition types, including birdshot, straight out of the box.

This review of the Panzer M4 Speed PRO, an affordable Benelli M4 clone, highlights its impressive reliability and tactical features. The host, an experienced firearms reviewer, demonstrates the effectiveness of the ARGO gas system through rigorous testing with various ammunition types, including a challenging mixed-load magazine. The review emphasizes the shotgun's value proposition, offering Benelli M4-like performance at a fraction of the cost, and explores its potential for applications like drone defense.