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Gg&G
The GG&G Benelli M4 sling and flashlight combo mount solves a real problem for tactical shotgun users: how to run a modern light without sacrificing your sling attachment. If you're building a Benelli M4 for home defense, duty use, or serious training, you need both hands free and a light on target. This mount lets you do both without compromise, mounting a tactical flashlight directly to your handguard while leaving the factory sling point untouched.
The design is straightforward and honest—no over-engineered nonsense. Installation is direct, with no gunsmithing required. The real win here is flexibility: you can position this mount on either the left or right side of the shotgun depending on your setup and whether you're a righty or lefty operator. That kind of adaptability matters when you're configuring a gun to run the way you actually shoot.
Whether you're mounting a streamlight, surefire, or another compact tactical light, this combo approach keeps your M4's lines clean and your controls accessible. It's the kind of purposeful accessory that doesn't try to do too much—it handles one job and does it well, leaving room for your light of choice and your preferred sling setup.
Yes—the whole point of this design is that it doesn't interfere with your front sling attachment. You can run your sling normally while mounting a light to the handguard.
Absolutely. The mount can be installed on either side of the Benelli M4 to accommodate your shooting hand and light placement preference.
The description doesn't specify flashlight compatibility by size or model. Verify with the manufacturer that your particular light will work with this mount.
Gg&G
The GG&G Benelli M4 sling and flashlight combo mount solves a real problem for tactical shotgun users: how to run a modern light without sacrificing your sling attachment. If you're building a Benelli M4 for home defense, duty use, or serious training, you need both hands free and a light on target. This mount lets you do both without compromise, mounting a tactical flashlight directly to your handguard while leaving the factory sling point untouched.
The design is straightforward and honest—no over-engineered nonsense. Installation is direct, with no gunsmithing required. The real win here is flexibility: you can position this mount on either the left or right side of the shotgun depending on your setup and whether you're a righty or lefty operator. That kind of adaptability matters when you're configuring a gun to run the way you actually shoot.
Whether you're mounting a streamlight, surefire, or another compact tactical light, this combo approach keeps your M4's lines clean and your controls accessible. It's the kind of purposeful accessory that doesn't try to do too much—it handles one job and does it well, leaving room for your light of choice and your preferred sling setup.
Yes—the whole point of this design is that it doesn't interfere with your front sling attachment. You can run your sling normally while mounting a light to the handguard.
Absolutely. The mount can be installed on either side of the Benelli M4 to accommodate your shooting hand and light placement preference.
The description doesn't specify flashlight compatibility by size or model. Verify with the manufacturer that your particular light will work with this mount.
