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Flat rate shipping to Canada is 25.00USD on all accessory and ammunition orders regardless of quantities ordered. Firearms are exported to Canada at a flat rate of 25.00USD per firearm.
The IRUNGUNS Team
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Dang, wish this was around before I got my x95. Really tempted on this one, anything you can do to push me over the edge :-).
Last edited by Kaberday; 03-23-2021 at 07:32 PM.
I only wish you guys had a store front for a cash sale as it would be really easy to sneak this into the house.
"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life."
(John 3:16)
Anyone have an experienced opinion on M17 vs RDB?
Heck yeah brother get some!
I love SVD rifle
Can you clean the piston on this model without tools or does it need an Allen key like the 308?
Never touched an rdb. But the m17 was fricken awesome. Ken at K&M will contact you directly if you have any issues or questions. He sells aftermarket parts as well. Very similar system to the wk180, but arguably better. Super awesome trigger. The hunting gear guy did a review on mine a couple years ago on YouTube. Only beef was its weight. I stupidly sold it. Regretted it ever since.Originally Posted by Arminhammer
Less-reliant hobby farmer, proud dad, and marginal podcaster.
RDB is a step above the T97 (Gen 3 T97 is around $1300, the RDB is around $1500) - but below the Tavors and X95s ($2600).
Needs some minor work out of the box. Trigger is good. Disassembly is a #####. Gas setting requires fiddling, otherwise you get stovepipes, jams, or failure to ejects (have had bullets pushed into the case, or cases bend by the force of the recoil).
But once you finish loctite'ing the screws, and finding your gas setting, its a fun plinker.
The M17S is supposed to be much simpler, and you can almost take it apart like an AR (uses pins and pivots open). Supposedly has a custom-grade trigger pack which is smooth.
Only thing I've noticed on reviews is the barrel heats up (obviously) during sustained firing, and because the rifle is pretty open and made of metal, the heat comes through and you can feel it.
Very nice!!!
CCFR member
Any 308 versions coming?
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