Kel-tec bullpup shotgun

mmattockx said:
Read post #22 again, and maybe the firearms act while you are at it.

Mark
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OK Smartass.

Here, I'll dumb it down.....The cutoff length is 660mm....that's 25.984"....when have you EVER seen a manufacturer list their measurements to .001"? They DON'T. They round up or down.... ALWAYS.

So...do YOU think .016 is a comfortable buffer? You do realize that a rubber buttpad compresses more than that...don't ya? You think the RCMP wouldn't pull the tape tight to the pad to suit their agenda? Do you even know what the ACTUAL length is? I guarantee you it's not exactly 26".....here's the rub brainiac: A manufacturer adding that extra .5" is a waaaaay safer buffer.

THAT'S what I meant.

Now: Go criticize someone who you really are smarter than, not someone you THINK you are smarter than ;)
 
Kel-tech & vault distribution, if you guys read this, if these are reasonably priced and non restricted, you will probably sell thousands in Canada.
 
Well with the interest Kel-tec has shown in the Canadian market recently, and how they danced with the powers that be to get their products on our market, along with Canada's love for nasty, mean looking shotguns one would only assume they will push to get this monster up here for us. If they will do a custom run of .308 marked rifles just to sell them in Canada, why wouldnt they jump through a few hoops to get this one to us too? So long as the powers that be stay in their cubicles and quit trying to f**k the world, I think we stand a very good chance of seeing this bad boy up here.
 
When I visit, I'll be sure to suggest that they make an extra thick rubber butt pad for the Canadian market.
 
easy guys, you both make good points but seriously, its not even for sale yet. Besides, 26" is 26", if its measured wrong (compressing something) then the cop has failed and I doubt it will stand in court. Theyre not all out to get you, and usually just being nice and cooperating is good enough for them and theres no problems. A quick reference to the manufacturers specs will show what OAL is and then its over. Remember, mfg. specs are verified before FRT is issued, so unless an LEO wants to tell Kel Tec and the RCMP that theyre wrong...

Wrong Way said:
OK Smartass.

Here, I'll dumb it down.....The cutoff length is 660mm....that's 25.984"....when have you EVER seen a manufacturer list their measurements to .001"? They DON'T. They round up or down.... ALWAYS.

So...do YOU think .016 is a comfortable buffer? You do realize that a rubber buttpad compresses more than that...don't ya? You think the RCMP wouldn't pull the tape tight to the pad to suit their agenda? Do you even know what the ACTUAL length is? I guarantee you it's not exactly 26".....here's the rub brainiac: A manufacturer adding that extra .5" is a waaaaay safer buffer.

THAT'S what I meant.

Now: Go criticize someone who you really are smarter than, not someone you THINK you are smarter than ;)
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forbes/hutton said:
Must be a copy of the South African shotgun.
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Exactly.................

A nice take on the Neostead

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supernova said:
easy guys, you both make good points but seriously, its not even for sale yet. Besides, 26" is 26", if its measured wrong (compressing something) then the cop has failed and I doubt it will stand in court. Theyre not all out to get you, and usually just being nice and cooperating is good enough for them and theres no problems. A quick reference to the manufacturers specs will show what OAL is and then its over. Remember, mfg. specs are verified before FRT is issued, so unless an LEO wants to tell Kel Tec and the RCMP that theyre wrong...
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And THOSE are the guys that do the measurement....as they see fit....to suit their agenda.

New to the firearms game are ya? The FRT lab is NOT your friend. Just search GSG5....Type 97....etc. etc
 
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