Posted: 2/14/2011 9:00:12 PM EDT
i want one, does anybody any where around atlanta have one in stock or on the way? every dealer i've talked to doesn't have one,doesn't know when they will have one.what the heck is up with keltec?great guns, reasonable prices but no inventory.
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i want one, does anybody any where around atlanta have one in stock or on the way? every dealer i've talked to doesn't have one,doesn't know when they will have one.what the heck is up with keltec?great guns, reasonable prices but no inventory. They have been behind from day one. If you look at the ATF firearms stats, Keltec makes as many firearms as many of the major firearms manufacturers. Who'd a thunk it. |
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SharpShootersUSA in Roswell had one 5 days ago. No idea on the price. I'll second this. I don't recall the price as it was out my league and my comfortable carry weight. That thing weighs a ton. If push came to shove you could use it as a sledgehammer. So the Ruger P series of the rifle world? carry one of each and have a hammer and sledgehammer |
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SharpShootersUSA in Roswell had one 5 days ago. No idea on the price. I'll second this. I don't recall the price as it was out my league and my comfortable carry weight. That thing weighs a ton. If push came to shove you could use it as a sledgehammer. So the Ruger P series of the rifle world? carry one of each and have a hammer and sledgehammer Remember, we're talking about a .308 here, and by definition they are pretty much always gonna weigh more than a .223 mouse gun. The funny thing about a bullpup, because they're so compact, they feel much heavier than they truly are. A RRA LAR-8 with a 16" bbl weighs 8.1 lbs. A Keltec RFB with an 18" bbl weighs the same 8.1 lbs. It took me a loooooong time to get used to the feel of a bullpup, but once you do, you'll really appreciate the fact that the overall package is shorter than a SBR, but still has a 16"+ bbl. And you save the $$$ and .gov intrusion by not having to buy a tax stamp! As for availability, I've had 2 on order from 2 different distributors for about a year now. I can sho' 'nuff agree that they are just like Ruger's P series in one respect, the hype and magazine articles started in about 1983, but P-85 didn't hit the market til somewhere around 1988ish! 
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