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Posted: 9/18/2018 9:54:29 PM EDT
Sportsman's Guide has a hell of a sale if you've been looking. I finally ordered one....
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Pretty good price for a very fun rifle.
I probably wont ever sell mine. |
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This is the first time I've seen one in stock for less than $1k!
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Quoted: 1. Compact (bullpup...) 2. Suppresses well 3. Good trigger 4. Every review I've seen had great things to say 5. It's a gun..... View Quote Is it "good for a bullpup" good, or is it "Geisselle" good? How accurate is it? Chrome lined barrel or ? Also, are all of the controls ambi? I might be able to swing this as a wife purchase as she's a lefty rifle shooter. You'd think for 700 bucks (usually a grand plus?) That it would come with some kind of sights. |
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Quoted: 1. Compact (bullpup...) 2. Suppresses well 3. Good trigger 4. Every review I've seen had great things to say 5. It's a gun..... View Quote ETA: hahaha! Beaten to the exact same question! |
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Shitty design. Drops the brass at your feet, think about a self defense scenario. Ever step on a leggo with bare feet?
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Quoted: I argued with that dork from the MAC about this. Fucking moron fired back with why would I be barefoot. I guess he sleeps with his boots on. View Quote |
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Quoted: I argued with that dork from the MAC about this. Fucking moron fired back with why would I be barefoot. I guess he sleeps with his boots on. View Quote |
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Good trigger compared to...? Is it "good for a bullpup" good, or is it "Geisselle" good? How accurate is it? Chrome lined barrel or ? Also, are all of the controls ambi? I might be able to swing this as a wife purchase as she's a lefty rifle shooter. You'd think for 700 bucks (usually a grand plus?) That it would come with some kind of sights. View Quote |
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Quoted: If I’m stepping on brass with my bare feet, and that’s my biggest concern, then things have gone decisively my way... View Quote |
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That seems like a solid deal. Maybe the price has dropped as I see a couple on Gunbroker for close to the same price but $35 shippinghttps://www.gunbroker.com/item/786358484
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Thought I got a decent deal at 900, would do it again.
I wouldn't call the trigger good, just not bad Suppresses OK but the hammer is pretty loud, with my head in the shooting position it's loud just dry firing. Seems like it would almost be quiet enough for no hearing pro if it wasn't for the hammer. Doesn't feel super high quality, but mine runs just fine Accuracy is OK, best I can do with hand loads is about 1.5MOA but still throws the occasional flier. Most factory ammo is 2-4 MOA. Objectively my 10.5" grendel ar pistol is better in every way, still think is a fun gun to own because it's different. |
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That seems like a solid deal. Maybe the price has dropped as I see a couple on Gunbroker for close to the same price but $35 shippinghttps://www.gunbroker.com/item/786358484 View Quote |
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Thought I got a decent deal at 900, would do it again. I wouldn't call the trigger good, just not bad Suppresses OK but the hammer is pretty loud, with my head in the shooting position it's loud just dry firing. Seems like it would almost be quiet enough for no hearing pro if it wasn't for the hammer. Doesn't feel super high quality, but mine runs just fine Accuracy is OK, best I can do with hand loads is about 1.5MOA but still throws the occasional flier. Most factory ammo is 2-4 MOA. Objectively my 10.5" grendel ar pistol is better in every way, still think is a fun gun to own because it's different. View Quote |
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Yeah. Tell you what tonight before you go to bed throw a dozen entry shell casings on the floor and step on them. Let me know if you think it's not a issue. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: If I’m stepping on brass with my bare feet, and that’s my biggest concern, then things have gone decisively my way... If a pile of brass is at your feet in a home defense scenario, it means you've already been shooting. If you've already been shooting and that brass is anywhere on your radar, things are good. It's also worth mentioning that this RDB isn't significantly different from other conventional autoloaders in this regard. With most, regardless of whether it's a rifle or a pistol, there's not that great of a chance that your brass is going to fly meters away into the clear. That brass is going to ricochet off walls and furniture. Some of that will come back at you. Hell, some firearms seem to send their brass back at the guy behind the trigger by default. Unless your HD gun is a revolver, this isn't something to get hung up on. |
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Lol. I have way more time on the AR platform at this point, so that's what's by the bed and would remain that way, but I'm seriously considering one "for my wife". View Quote I still might spring for this. |
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Sportsman's Guide has a hell of a sale if you've been looking. I finally ordered one.... $712 for members View Quote |
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Is the site inserting referrals into the links now? When I click, it routes through: http://link.sylikes.com/?publisherId=615103&afPlacementId=1659178&afCampaignId=jm8hv8g2b400zk8a03sv2&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sportsmansguide.com%2Fproduct%2Findex%2Fkel-tec-rdb-semi-automatic-556-nato-223-rem-17-barrel-201-rounds%3Fa%3D1947326 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Sportsman's Guide has a hell of a sale if you've been looking. I finally ordered one.... $712 for members @Goatboy Is this expected behavior? |
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Not buying a gun because you are afraid of stepping on the hot brass it produces has got to be one of the dumbest things I've ever heard. Don't use it for home defense then.
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Trigger is better than mil-spec.
Highly adjustable gas block works great with suppressors. It is the only mainstream bullpup that doesn't weigh as much as my mom's old Buick. If it was license built by a reputable company like Colt, FN or Steyr, it could be my only rifle in 5.56. But...it's a Kel-Tec, with all that the name implies. I can't bring myself to trust that something won't fall off after the next shot. |
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I argued with that dork from the MAC about this. Fucking moron fired back with why would I be barefoot. I guess he sleeps with his boots on. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I've wanted one since they 1st came out but I doubt KelTec production is building that many and any order I place will be just another backorder.
I have been wanting to find one at a local show or retailer and they are hard to find. |
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Shitty design. Drops the brass at your feet, think about a self defense scenario. Ever step on a leggo with bare feet? View Quote |
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I've wanted one since they 1st came out but I doubt KelTec production is building that many and any order I place will be just another backorder. I have been wanting to find one at a local show or retailer and they are hard to find. View Quote |
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*Likely* they actually have these in stock. I ordered one at ~12:30 last night and I got a notification it had been shipped at 11 this morning. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've wanted one since they 1st came out but I doubt KelTec production is building that many and any order I place will be just another backorder. I have been wanting to find one at a local show or retailer and they are hard to find. |
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Suppresses OK but the hammer is pretty loud, with my head in the shooting position it's loud just dry firing. Seems like it would almost be quiet enough for no hearing pro if it wasn't for the hammer. View Quote |
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Trigger is better than mil-spec. Highly adjustable gas block works great with suppressors. It is the only mainstream bullpup that doesn't weigh as much as my mom's old Buick. If it was license built by a reputable company like Colt, FN or Steyr, it could be my only rifle in 5.56. But...it's a Kel-Tec, with all that the name implies. I can't bring myself to trust that something won't fall off after the next shot. View Quote |
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I like mine a lot need to shoot it some more. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/153775/IMG_20180521_210301855-676496.JPG View Quote |
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The FS2000 is pretty light, but you may not consider it mainstream... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Trigger is better than mil-spec. Highly adjustable gas block works great with suppressors. It is the only mainstream bullpup that doesn't weigh as much as my mom's old Buick. If it was license built by a reputable company like Colt, FN or Steyr, it could be my only rifle in 5.56. But...it's a Kel-Tec, with all that the name implies. I can't bring myself to trust that something won't fall off after the next shot. |
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Just over a pound heavier. I am just curious as to why he doesn't just buy the FN or Aug? View Quote The Kel-Tec and the FS2000 do have an inch or more of barrel length that accounts for some of that. |
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Just over a pound heavier. I am just curious as to why he doesn't just buy the FN or Aug? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Trigger is better than mil-spec. Highly adjustable gas block works great with suppressors. It is the only mainstream bullpup that doesn't weigh as much as my mom's old Buick. If it was license built by a reputable company like Colt, FN or Steyr, it could be my only rifle in 5.56. But...it's a Kel-Tec, with all that the name implies. I can't bring myself to trust that something won't fall off after the next shot. The Kel-Tec easily has a better trigger than the AUG. There’s something else I remember liking about it, but I don’t remember what that was. |
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Lol. I have way more time on the AR platform at this point, so that's what's by the bed and would remain that way, but I'm seriously considering one "for my wife". View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: I argued with that dork from the MAC about this. Fucking moron fired back with why would I be barefoot. I guess he sleeps with his boots on. |
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I was looking at that yesterday. I just bought one about month ago at a price I hadn't seen before on one that was in stock. I thought I did good until I saw this ad. Even the non member price is good.
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The trigger on my RDB is much better than any milspec AR trigger I've tried. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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