Keltec RFB value?

It is what it is norinco is like the Hyundai accent 15 years ago, some had issues, most didn't. Some went to 4-5 hundred thousand k but you felt like your driving in a shoe box , I look like and felt like crap compare to a honda but it was a cheap alternative.

Kel-tec well its kinda like dodge late nineties. Kel-tec got like cheap guns like all there handgun, su16 sub 2000 ( neon, intrepid....) and it got its flagship the rfb (viper) ksg ( stealth)
 
Miles Teg said:
Can anyone give me a ballpark on what to list this for in the EE? I normally just look at what other people are asking but I don't see any on there. It was just unboxed yesterday and had 20 rounds fired through her.
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You unboxed it 24 hours ago, fired 20 rounds and now you want to sell it? Did those 20 rounds go in the opposite intended direction?

Am I the only one that thinks this is weird?
 
mikethebike said:
You unboxed it 24 hours ago, fired 20 rounds and now you want to sell it? Did those 20 rounds go in the opposite intended direction?

Am I the only one that thinks this is weird?
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i haven't owned one but it seems to be a common occurrence. someone buys it new, takes it out to shoot, it has failures right off the bat, they put it back in the box and sell it. not accusing the op of being a part of this group but it also seems to mostly be people who bought for the cool factor and never bothered to read the manual or adjust with the gas system. everyone who i'm aware of who shoots them seriously and took the time to learn them seem to have no problems once they dialed in the gas settings.

the remainder of the people who sell early either have financial problems crop up, or simply couldn't get used to bullpup
 
Evil_Edie said:
i haven't owned one but it seems to be a common occurrence. someone buys it new, takes it out to shoot, it has failures right off the bat, they put it back in the box and sell it. not accusing the op of being a part of this group but it also seems to mostly be people who bought for the cool factor and never bothered to read the manual or adjust with the gas system. everyone who i'm aware of who shoots them seriously and took the time to learn them seem to have no problems once they dialed in the gas settings.

the remainder of the people who sell early either have financial problems crop up, or simply couldn't get used to bullpup
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Very true . He didn't even give himself the time to adapt to the gun.
 
I have one of the first batch of RFBs that came to Canada. When I took it out for its first range session I had nothing but failures. Mostly failures to chamber a round. Every failure I had was magazine related. FAL mags aren't as robust as m14 mags. I did some tweaking on the suspect mags and also bought some LAR8 mags. It runs great now.

That said I might have to sell it and a couple other guns to free up some cash for home renos. If I do sell it I will just buy another one down the road when I have the cash. It is pretty awesome for hunting.
 
Jesus Christ, you guys need to keep your women in check! My money my choices, her money her choices, everything jointly used and shared is 50/50 and we each save 15% for our retirement.
I wouldn't stand for this stupid bullcrap.

It's not like you spent 2k on crack cocaine here, or blew it buying drinks to drunks in a bar, or did a vegas full retard.
 
mikethebike said:
Jesus Christ, you guys need to keep your women in check! My money my choices, her money her choices, everything jointly used and shared is 50/50 and we each save 15% for our retirement.
I wouldn't stand for this stupid bullcrap.

It's not like you spent 2k on crack cocaine here, or blew it buying drinks to drunks in a bar, or did a vegas full retard.
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Uh, it was a joke dude. Hence the winky eye face.

;) ;) ;) ;) ;)
 
mikethebike said:
You unboxed it 24 hours ago, fired 20 rounds and now you want to sell it? Did those 20 rounds go in the opposite intended direction?

Am I the only one that thinks this is weird?
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No failures, the gun worked fine, I just don't care for it. As to my wife, she doesn't know or care how many guns I have and I have my own credit card for these types of purchases. The gun has been sitting in the safe for 11 months, I figured I would test it out before I sold it.
 
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