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- Southern Interior
The regular Ksg is a perfect length 15 rounds good weight those look like disasters waiting to happen just my opinion
Canada's shortest NR firearm: Keltec KSG Tactical - 13.7" Barrel, 21.4" OAL.
- Thread starter onetwentyish
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I dunno, maybe for fun...but not sure about backup. If you short stroke it and get a double feed....you have to completely dissasemble it to clear. Also ,the tube feed selector lever screw can come loose ..causing a total failure to stroke the action or feed....this can happen under recoil...so don't forget to loc-tite it first....and make sure its not too tight ..or too loose.
It would be real scary to have any of that happen in a sticky situation.....loved it for fun..but sold it because I didn't trust it
The Keltec Handremover is what they should have called it.
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
Exactly, stick with a 590 or 870P. For defense gun. Let the range ninjas have their polymer.
Ya.
Onetwentyish has explained it over and over.
And yes... it is NR in the short length above. As per the frt.
Sudbury shooter
CGN Regular
regular joes can't
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
Only LE, verifiers, and foreign agencies whom pay for access can view the database.
Pretty slimey when you know that these classifications are paid for by our tax dollars and are treated as law.
DaSigntist
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- The Land of Guns and Honey
F.R.T. is Not a secret in the least bit at all. You have to be in the firearms business to access it as far as I know. Which we do.
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
Not a secret, no, but it should be a publicly available resource givens it is a tool that is used to apply the law.
onetwentyish
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- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
Bump.
IRG, can you at least acknowledge this thread?
IRG, can you at least acknowledge this thread?
Except the FRT isn't law. And an FRT entry doesn't classify a gun. The firearms act does. Nothing else.
And unposted speed limits are set by law as well.
So not the same.
