Yes, Vault Distribution confirmed that the RCMP has inspected photographs, CAD drawings, and other RDB paperwork in the past, and just took possession of a complete rifle.Originally Posted by THE_SASQUATCH
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Yes, Vault Distribution confirmed that the RCMP has inspected photographs, CAD drawings, and other RDB paperwork in the past, and just took possession of a complete rifle.
Oh my, it that thing real?
LOL, sorry i know the RDB is, I was referring to the wood furnished one pictured above.
Rdb & m43 are two different models, same design, different materials. RDB is polymer and metal construction, m43 is metal and wood. Rail or sights can be installed on either one. Also M43 is slightly more expensive.
Not my cup of tea. Worlds colliding and all that jazz. Maybe if it was stainless and grey laminate.
The Bee does not squander his time trying to explain to the Fly why honey is better than s**t. Each creature is content with the meal laid before them, so the Bee reserves his endeavor for those who know its worth.
Last time I checked, and that was back when the loonie was on almost on par with it's American counterpart, the RDB was going to cost as much, if not more than TAVOR.
Now I don't know about you folks, but I don't know very many people who are willing to pay that much for a KelTec. If it was considerably cheaper than other bullpups maybe I would go for it but at the price point they're aiming for ... I don't know.
I do like the M43 though, reminds of Walther WA2000.
Follow through isn't just a shooting fundamental, it's a life skill.
This rifle like the rest of them from Keltec suffer from the Keltec disease. They are all but ugly because of the numerous rivet and screw holes.
That is the first thing I noticed looking at the 'c model. *look at all those screws* -not meant to ever be taken apart....
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