Flash Hider for Keltec RFB

[JNA]

Hey guys,

I want to get a Flash hider put on my Keltec RFB and was wondering if anyone could let me know of a great flash hider for the 308 rifle. Hoping to find one both for decreasing muzzle flash and decrease muzzle jump.

 

[sendero]

I have imported/installed a roedale on mine, dream to shoot, really love it
You can actually see the hole punching the target with it....

 

[foxbat]

FYI...
Mounting a 'muzzle device', be it a flash hider or compensator voids your warranty....

 

[sapper043]

I have imported/installed a roedale on mine, dream to shoot, really love it
You can actually see the hole punching the target with it....

Do you have any pictures?

 

[sendero]

Here you go :

 

[F22_RaptoR]

I have a roedale Muzzle brake coming for my Tikka T3 Tac (as well as AI bottom metal)

Does the Roedale brake feel heavy at all on the end of the gun?

 

[sendero]

Not at all bro, i have one on my trg-42 too and about the same weight as the factory sako
On the rfb, it weight more then a A2 style or similar but the gun is very well ballanced you can't see the difference. But man, so effective...

 

[Farmboy]

Here are the new ones we just got in for the 308 by Daniel Defense.

We are about to put a couple on our in house rifles.

 

[JNA]

Not at all bro, i have one on my trg-42 too and about the same weight as the factory sako
On the rfb, it weight more then a A2 style or similar but the gun is very well ballanced you can't see the difference. But man, so effective...

where did you buy the muzzle brake. Also does anyone else know of any other sites beside Dlask to buy 308 muzzlebrake/flash hider.

Edit: Seems one shot tactical answered before I did.

 

[JNA]

Here are the new ones we just got in for the 308 by Daniel Defense.

We are about to put a couple on our in house rifles.

Have you tested them yet? If so how well do they work? I have heard very good things about Daniel Defense as a company. Also do they also act as a flash hider?

 

[JNA]

FYI...
Mounting a 'muzzle device', be it a flash hider or compensator voids your warranty....

I contacted Keltec and this was their exact response:

All the warranty info is in the back of the manual. It’s a lifetime warranty to the original owner for manufacturer defects. If you had the barrel threaded, it would void the warranty on the barrel, and the receiver if it was damaged while removing it. I’m not sure when to expect the muzzle breaks to be back in stock.

Ericka
1-800-515-9983
www.keltecweapons.com
Physical Address: KT Service Dept. 1475 Cox Rd, Cocoa FL 32926--firearm repair
Mailing Address: PO Box 236009, Cocoa FL 32923--returning accessories

Either way im not the original owner, but the rifle is unfired so hopefully I could somehow pass it off as a gift or what not.

 

[sendero]

Wow, cool bro, thank's for the info

 

[Bazzoka_Joe]

I contacted Keltec and this was their exact response:

All the warranty info is in the back of the manual. It’s a lifetime warranty to the original owner for manufacturer defects. If you had the barrel threaded, it would void the warranty on the barrel, and the receiver if it was damaged while removing it. I’m not sure when to expect the muzzle breaks to be back in stock.

Ericka
1-800-515-9983
www.keltecweapons.com
Physical Address: KT Service Dept. 1475 Cox Rd, Cocoa FL 32926--firearm repair
Mailing Address: PO Box 236009, Cocoa FL 32923--returning accessories

Either way im not the original owner, but the rifle is unfired so hopefully I could somehow pass it off as a gift or what not.

Hi ###x,



No, you can safely thread the muzzle without voiding the warranty and you don’t even have to remove the barrel to do it. Our wholesaler in Canada knows a company that can do this for you if needed.



Canada: Vault Distribution – PO Box 104, Vancouver, BC Canada V5K 1Z6

info@vaultdistribution.net Phone- 1-604-522-1999 Fax – 1-604-522-1911





Thanks,

Ericka



Kel-Tec CNC

Attn: Service

P.O. Box 236009

Cocoa FL, 32923



321-631-0068

Mon-Fri 8-3p EST

www.keltecweapons.com or Find us on Facebook under “KelTecWeapons”


funny that i got a different answer from the same girl !

 

[sendero]

You are right, you can do it on ANY rifle barrel without removing ANY part's,
BUT
Better do it your self bro, it's less expensive to buy all the tooling then to have the job done !!!
http://preciseinnovationsllc.com/old pages/threadingkits.htm

 

[JNA]

Hi ###x,



No, you can safely thread the muzzle without voiding the warranty and you don’t even have to remove the barrel to do it. Our wholesaler in Canada knows a company that can do this for you if needed.



Canada: Vault Distribution – PO Box 104, Vancouver, BC Canada V5K 1Z6

info@vaultdistribution.net Phone- 1-604-522-1999 Fax – 1-604-522-1911





Thanks,

Ericka



Kel-Tec CNC

Attn: Service

P.O. Box 236009

Cocoa FL, 32923



321-631-0068

Mon-Fri 8-3p EST

www.keltecweapons.com or Find us on Facebook under “KelTecWeapons”


funny that i got a different answer from the same girl !

lol. Im so confused.....

 

[ted_dent]

tagged

 

[sapper043]

You are right, you can do it on ANY rifle barrel without removing ANY part's,
BUT
Better do it your self bro, it's less expensive to buy all the tooling then to have the job done !!!
http://preciseinnovationsllc.com/old pages/threadingkits.htm

How do you remove enough profile at home to get the require 5/8 thread diameter.

 

[sendero]

i don't really know, i have a lathe so i didn't use that KIT, i just READ on it
my friend order one and will post comment's here once done !!
i did mine on my lathe !!!

 

[Claven2]

Interesting, as it is Vault's stated policy that if you thread the bbl, they will not honour ANY part of the warranty - not just the bbl.

Too bad since I would easily give up the bbl warranty to thread it, it's only the gas system and colt carrier that I would be concerned about.