Description
RAIDER MARSHLAND ELITE
The Raider S4 shotgun has been years in the making. Our patented SHOCK FORCE recoil system comes standard. This is the best recoil system on the market today and ensures you can even shoot 3" magnum shells in comfort. The shotgun also comes standard with the adjustable cheek pad so you can find the perfct fit. We have partnered with Black River Manufacturing to produce the furniture. Also standard on the shotgun is the enhanced charging handle and bolt release which provides effortless operation. We have also developed our FIBERTRON LED front sight. A small LED provides a subtle glow to the fiber optic front sight which provides unparalleled target acquisition. All of these premium features are packed into the shotgun and come standard right out of the box. Only 50 of these were made!
FEATURES
Model: Raider S4 Marshland Elite
Capacity: 6+1
Sling: Combat Sling
Gauge: 12 Gauge
Grip: Angled 3 Piece Modular Vertical Grip With MLOK Rail Grips
Top Rail: Top Mounted Picatinny Rail
System: Gas Operated Semi Automatic
Chamber: 3", 2 3/4"
Ammunition: 3", 2 3/4"
Receiver Material: T6 7075 Hardened Aluminum
Hand Guard: MLOK Aluminium
Color: Marshland Cerakote
Barrel: 4140 Full Steel Smooth Chrome Lined 18.5"
Choke: Benelli Standard
Stock: Grade 5 Walnut Adjustable Pad With Our Patended SHOCK FORCE Recoil System
Ejector: Spring Assist Ejector
Charging Handle: Advanced Oversized
Trigger: Advanced Trigger
Grip: Rubber Overmolded
Sling Mounts: Front And Rear
Cheek Pad: Adjustable
Sights: Ghost Ring With Our patended FIBERTRON LED Fiberoptic Light Up front Sight
Safety: Oversized Safety Switch
Bolt Release: Large Enhanced Lever
Overall Length: 40” (with stock collapsed)
Weight: 9.5 lbs
AMMO RECOMENDATION: We recommend any brand ammo as long as it has a 1250 FPS or higher. This is still very light target ammo but this is our recomendation for guarateed consistent cycling.
BREAK IN PERIOD: 50 ROUNDS OF HIGH BRASS HEAVY LOADS (1300 FPS OR HIGHER) When you receive your shotgun there will be oil on it, this is factory manufacturing oil and not a true gun oil. We recommend cleaning the SMX and applying a reputable gun oil. We then recommend that you put 50 rounds of heavy, high brass shotgun ammunition through your gun for the break in period. This will ensure your shotgun is working smoothly and will cycle all kinds of loads from light to heavy.
LIFETIME WARRANTY.
Box Contents (Whats Included)
Raider S4 Marshland Elite Shotgun
Combat Sling
6+1 Magazine Tube
Breacher Choke Tube
Our patended FIBERTRON LED Fiberoptic Light Up front Sight
Adjustable Stock With Our Patended SHOCK FORCE Recoil System
Owners Manual
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Comments (5)
I'm seeing M4s with folding stock and extended tube mag for way more than this.
I don't trust Turknellis but, devil's advocate, you're paying Orthos Arms for their QC and add-ons (handstop, foreend, barrel clamp), which would push the cost of an M4 another couple hundred bucks. They also offer lifetime warranty for anything and don't require proof of purchase for it.
Well, true, if the buyer wants to disregard the foundation and focus on the appearance and non critical add-ons then this is their weapon. You don't trust Turks, and neither do LE, military units, or anyone else who can afford, needs or has access to something better like the Benelli. I'd take a used M1 or 1301 or A300 or 11-87 over this if trust was the issue. They are well built. Buy a good gun and add to it as you can. This is frosting on top of a crappy cake. I think this is a joke for suckers, especially at $1700 !!!
Good question. A Turkish Panzer M4....... $450. Paint, stock, couple gimmicks ......... worth $550 total. Unreliable, no CS, no resale. If you need a good auto like a Benelli or Beretta, this is not the answer. If you don't, just get the stock Panzer. $1700 for a Turk clone w lipstick is more regrettable than the hangover and tattoo from last night.
We're there 50 made or 150 made? Description says 50, title says 150.
What's the point of buying a clone for just as much if not slightly more than the original?