I'll take one of these
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I'll take one of these
Vault is still the official importer for Keltec, aren't they?
I'm in.
Click, Bang.
I hope they won’t cost a fortune.
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The best thing for the inside of a man is the out side of a horse.
It's about a grand in the US, so probably pretty pricy here. It's also Kel Tec so they're gonna be really hard to get.Originally Posted by TacticalDan
To be honest, I think that bullpup configured firearms have evolved beyond what the RDB offers. Primarily, I'm talking about the magazine release, the standard seemingly now following the X95 (not a huge deal, I kmow). The downward ejection is cool, but like InRange showed on YouTube, it's nearly impossible to clear malfunctions. I use to think the RDB was so innovative, but I feel there is a reason that Kel-Tec is in the minority with pursuing these wonky ways of ejecting brass. Just not feeling this one anymore, sad to say.
How is this not all over the main page. This is crazy good news
Type c the light weight survival model
This is very exciting! Can't wait to see the various models in country!
Calibre article is at: http://calibremag.ca/the-kel-tec-rdb...on-restricted/
Oh man I'm excited.
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