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It still seems a little klunky, but it _is_ a pump shotty. Would make a nice home defense shotgun, but you can be pretty sure you'll go deaf after the first shot w/o hearing protection.

Yeah, I think we've already had a couple of threads about this shotty. It sure looks pretty impressive. I'm not one who is normally attracted to the tactical shotgun genre, but if this thing is well made, I might spring for one. But the Kel-Tec that's really calling my name is that RBP .308 bullpup rifle.

The Annoyed Man wrote:Yeah, I think we've already had a couple of threads about this snotty. It sure looks pretty impressive. I'm not one who is normally attracted to the tactical shotgun genre, but if this thing is well made, I might spring for one. But the Kel-Tec that's really calling my name is that RBP .308 bullpup rifle.

I say, don't get yourself unbalanced -- buy them both

Eh. Its a pump.
Put two tubular mags on a semiauto and marry it to a High Standard Model 10 type design, then you'd have something.

Chemist45 wrote:Eh. Its a pump.
Put two tubular mags on a semiauto and marry it to a High Standard Model 10 type design, then you'd have something.

I believe that's called a Saiga 12

lkd wrote:

Chemist45 wrote:Eh. Its a pump.
Put two tubular mags on a semiauto and marry it to a High Standard Model 10 type design, then you'd have something.

I believe that's called a Saiga 12

Nope if it's semi-auto I think that's called a destructive device, won't pass the "sporting purposes" rule.

The Annoyed Man wrote:Yeah, I think we've already had a couple of threads about this shotty. It sure looks pretty impressive. I'm not one who is normally attracted to the tactical shotgun genre, but if this thing is well made, I might spring for one. But the Kel-Tec that's really calling my name is that RBP .308 bullpup rifle.

I want both, but I think the KSG (supposed to be MSRP of ~$800) may be more affordable for me right now than the RFB, which seems to be going for $1400-1600.

.308 would also be another caliber for me to keep in stock, while I already have 12 gauge in inventory.

MSRP is listed at $880.

mrvmax wrote:MSRP is listed at $880.

Nice, so we can expect to see them in the 600-700 range once the competition heats up.

lkd wrote:

mrvmax wrote:MSRP is listed at $880.

Nice, so we can expect to see them in the 600-700 range once the competition heats up.

When I can get them I will have them priced right in the middle of your range. Numbers are going to be limited, I am hoping they will be releasing them to distributors pretty soon.

Doing the math in my head, the Aguilas are 1.75", so it would be 11 per tube, or 22+1 total...if it will reliably feed them.

On a related note, I just ordered a box of these and a box of the 2" Centurion mini-shells to see of they will feed in my Escort.

The counter guy at Lone Star Range in Lockhart showed me these (Aguilas) and a recovered slug that he said went through 6 phone books and into a backstop. It looked practically untouched. I may get some for the pump 870 and throw in the "just in case" bag.

Anyone know who has them for sale? Cant find any on the CTD site.

I ordered some of the buckshot ones from Midway. I know they carry the slugs, but I don't know if they have them in stock or not.

Ooooo... Nice..

Ejects shells over the left arm... Interesting... New territory for us righties..

Did you see the pain on the face of the guy who shot that last round of Magnum?