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yes if you can find one for sale you can buy it. the only reason it is hard to find them is because benelli quit exporting the collapibile stock model to the U.S. so the ones you see now are made before they stop that's why they are hard to find and very costly. except if you are LEO then you can still order them like anyother shotgun
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