Comments on: Kel-Tec RFB 7.62mm bullpup rifle http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/ Firearms not Politics Fri, 10 Feb 2012 23:24:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: robert http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-81236 robert Wed, 21 Dec 2011 21:07:59 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-81236 new find. as for those how are woried as for the foward ejection but stil like the bullpup and the ambidex ability as it on the RFB. I do recomend that they google> longziz#1 and have a loke at this genius invention on firearms.. it not yet on the market he still working on it but it make me drolle a lot as I will not be able to put hand on it in canada as bullpup kit convertion as been pribited in canada..sniff sniff. for me bullpup lover for bush hunting or easyest tramprtation.... enjoye loking at this gizmo... loke reely neat. be a real jowelle for us... new find.

as for those how are woried as for the foward ejection but stil like the bullpup and the ambidex ability as it on the RFB. I do recomend that they google> longziz#1 and have a loke at this genius invention on firearms..

it not yet on the market he still working on it but it make me drolle a lot as I will not be able to put hand on it in canada as bullpup kit convertion as been pribited in canada..sniff sniff. for me bullpup lover for bush hunting or easyest tramprtation….
enjoye loking at this gizmo… loke reely neat. be a real jowelle for us…

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]]> By: fuelyvega http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-80294 fuelyvega Sun, 11 Dec 2011 04:18:02 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-80294 Quit the whinning who cares if someone miss spells a word, you must go through life very aggrevated if it bothers you that much. I am here to see about the gun, want to find out if it is ergonomically better than the Centry Arms AK Bullpup (right length between trigger grip and butt to soulder). My friend had to cut his stock off as much as he could to fit his size (OK now but not perfect). I am looking to add a recoil pad so hope to find a dealer who has one for me to address this problem. PS, don't bother correcting me if any grammer mistakes found, I DON"T CARE! "Only in America can you Work, Build Hot Rods and drag race them, Own and shoot guns and listen to any type of music and say what you believe and remain FREE!" Go USA Quit the whinning who cares if someone miss spells a word, you must go through life very aggrevated if it bothers you that much. I am here to see about the gun, want to find out if it is ergonomically better than the Centry Arms AK Bullpup (right length between trigger grip and butt to soulder). My friend had to cut his stock off as much as he could to fit his size (OK now but not perfect). I am looking to add a recoil pad so hope to find a dealer who has one for me to address this problem.
PS, don’t bother correcting me if any grammer mistakes found, I DON”T CARE!
“Only in America can you Work, Build Hot Rods and drag race them, Own and shoot guns and listen to any type of music and say what you believe and remain FREE!” Go USA

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]]> By: H.A.S. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-62589 H.A.S. Thu, 12 May 2011 08:33:33 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-62589 @Matteo: It's 'lucid', not 'lucide'. @Matteo: It’s ‘lucid’, not ‘lucide’.

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]]> By: Matteo http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-59440 Matteo Mon, 04 Apr 2011 20:07:55 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-59440 By the way, ran it through my programs. So all three are correct! So yeah, don't think so. Unless it was put there intentionally for effect. Have a nice day Oddbod. By the way, ran it through my programs. So all three are correct! So yeah, don’t think so. Unless it was put there intentionally for effect. Have a nice day Oddbod.

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]]> By: Oddbod http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-58052 Oddbod Wed, 16 Mar 2011 22:03:12 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-58052 Have you considered that the poster's first language might not be English. I also suggest you spend a little time brushing up on your own spelling, grammar & punctuation, as your post is full of errors encompassing all three. Let us now return to discussing the RFB. Have you considered that the poster’s first language might not be English.
I also suggest you spend a little time brushing up on your own spelling, grammar & punctuation, as your post is full of errors encompassing all three.

Let us now return to discussing the RFB.

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]]> By: Matteo http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-58007 Matteo Wed, 16 Mar 2011 05:50:06 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-58007 OMG what the hell is this crap with the GAWD awful spelling and grammar...seriously in this day and age if you have a computer you have some form of a spell check----USE IT! Seriously not trying to be a troll but who wants to sit down and read something where you have to decypher someone else's sentences. It's like looking at something a 3rd grader would have wrote! We're all adults here, so lets take a moment to proof read your posts to ensure it's lucide and intelligible! OMG what the hell is this crap with the GAWD awful spelling and grammar…seriously in this day and age if you have a computer you have some form of a spell check—-USE IT! Seriously not trying to be a troll but who wants to sit down and read something where you have to decypher someone else’s sentences. It’s like looking at something a 3rd grader would have wrote! We’re all adults here, so lets take a moment to proof read your posts to ensure it’s lucide and intelligible!

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]]> By: robert http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-57774 robert Sun, 13 Mar 2011 20:34:30 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-57774 Jason I had been on the weeb this morning looking at bullpup and find back the info on the new kit for the M14 at shortfiles.com also those do I had forgot. keppler SV bullpup you could also google but is french ( bullpup arme) and I did find an interesting bullpup who had been made in france from Unique FMR but look that in don't know who to put the pic in. also an eror of me the bullpup pomp-action was made in Germanie you will see the pic at bullpup arme on google. also had remember that durring the segond war germanie and US had experimented wit bullpup in US it was Garand to converte in bullpup their M1 Garand. find some rare pic of them to. but looking at semi-auto 308 fully ambidex only one existing is the KT RFB. Jason

I had been on the weeb this morning looking at bullpup

and find back the info on the new kit for the M14 at shortfiles.com

also those do I had forgot.

keppler SV bullpup

you could also google but is french ( bullpup arme) and I did find an interesting bullpup who had been made in france from Unique FMR but look that in don’t know who to put the pic in.

also an eror of me the bullpup pomp-action was made in Germanie you will see the pic at bullpup arme on google.

also had remember that durring the segond war germanie and US had experimented wit bullpup in US it was Garand to converte in bullpup their M1 Garand. find some rare pic of them to.

but looking at semi-auto 308 fully ambidex only one existing is the KT RFB.

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]]> By: robert http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-57759 robert Sun, 13 Mar 2011 08:17:52 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-57759 Jason Normand At our quetion if other 308 bullpu had been made is yes. the first one I ever see was the Walther 2000 now discontinued some blog said that only a 100 or so had been made har to find and up to 10,000$ even 20,000$ was aviable in 308 and 300WM. the seconde find it in google few week ago is Russian look as prototype call CAP 614 google ( world bullpup arms) the other semi was corvetion A) from AWC is I spell well the mame was base on the M14, tow model one stadar, one sniper, modernisation fron the Israelien covetion also from the M14 call M86. more recently Polish come out with the bor/alex tactical sporter but no info about aviability to civilian.(boltaction) AMP dsr-1 from Germanie (boltaction) Desert tactical from USA (boltaction) an other was a pompaction from England with was actioned by the moving of the pistolgrip insted of the forhand. other one from US was also a convetion of the M14 and new didn't like the look so aven't keep track of it. but as the drgonov had been also made in 308 wonder if the SVD vertion bullpup had been or not made in 308?? Jason Normand

At our quetion if other 308 bullpu had been made is yes.

the first one I ever see was the Walther 2000 now discontinued some blog said that only a 100 or so had been made har to find and up to 10,000$ even 20,000$ was aviable in 308 and 300WM.

the seconde find it in google few week ago is Russian look as prototype call CAP 614
google ( world bullpup arms)

the other semi was corvetion

A) from AWC is I spell well the mame was base on the M14, tow model one stadar, one sniper, modernisation fron the Israelien covetion also from the M14 call M86.

more recently

Polish come out with the bor/alex tactical sporter but no info about aviability to civilian.(boltaction)

AMP dsr-1 from Germanie (boltaction)

Desert tactical from USA (boltaction)

an other was a pompaction from England with was actioned by the moving of the pistolgrip insted of the forhand.

other one from US was also a convetion of the M14 and new didn’t like the look so aven’t keep track of it.

but as the drgonov had been also made in 308 wonder if the SVD vertion bullpup had been or not made in 308??

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]]> By: robert http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-57758 robert Sun, 13 Mar 2011 07:37:50 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-57758 my previous coment do not talk about defencive or combat as living in Canada it pointless if not talking as proibited to have anny firearms loded at homme. the law stipulation is as this the fierarms and amunition have to bee store separatly. (as it main that your amos can't bee even in the same vault that your rifles is store) and the law also stipulate that your rifles or any firearms had to bee store in a vault desing for this purpose. if you ever store it together and the police come to our house for and inspection and find any firearms who are not store as required by the law you wil get tiket to jail ((do not pass go)) so it is in Canada As for suvival if I had only one choice and no ther I will probabli go for a 20ga shotgun. why? it will be ok for deer as well at puting down bear or cougar with a slog or multy shot, and a + as good varriety of birdshot for small game. If gryslie had to be in consideration it will be a 12 ga or even a 10ga. as been able to get the KSG in canada I be surprise as it loads at 15 shot and just considering that some shotgun are alredy prybited in canada as considered as combat for police or military use only a 15 shot shotgun will be definitvly proibited even with a 20" barel who is in my choise the minimun length for a barel performance. it why I like bullpup short coming with longer standar barel.. my previous coment do not talk about defencive or combat as living in Canada it pointless if not talking as proibited to have anny firearms loded at homme.

the law stipulation is as this

the fierarms and amunition have to bee store separatly. (as it main that your amos can’t bee even in the same vault that your rifles is store) and the law also stipulate that your rifles or any firearms had to bee store in a vault desing for this purpose. if you ever store it together and the police come to our house for and inspection and find any firearms who are not store as required by the law you wil get tiket to jail ((do not pass go)) so it is in Canada

As for suvival if I had only one choice and no ther I will probabli go for a 20ga shotgun.
why? it will be ok for deer as well at puting down bear or cougar with a slog or multy shot, and a + as good varriety of birdshot for small game.

If gryslie had to be in consideration it will be a 12 ga or even a 10ga.

as been able to get the KSG in canada I be surprise as it loads at 15 shot and just considering that some shotgun are alredy prybited in canada as considered as combat for police or military use only a 15 shot shotgun will be definitvly proibited even with a 20″ barel who is in my choise the minimun length for a barel performance. it why I like bullpup short coming with longer standar barel..

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]]> By: robert http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-57755 robert Sun, 13 Mar 2011 07:00:56 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-57755 as for those how had been asking if it legal and aviable in canada yes and non restristed for huntimg. the vault in Vancouvert advertise it and also I had seen in cherching for the rfb in canada other have it as in Edmonton on the 97 ave as listed at 2400$ cad. been interested In the Rfb as big fan ofd bullpup as huting in bushy aera for as those rifles been more easy to bring arond. like the abidex of it but will wayt for the 24" barel to come out. for those aking if it will be aviable in 223R or 6,8SPC or anny other calbres it will not for sure as I am writhing this, as I have E-mail week ago to Keltec for inquiring about it as I was wayting for it to come out in 7.62X39 for deer hunting as my range are more often betwen 30 to 50 yads situation to enconter deer verry privilegie in the matter. their answer was as so "we don't have any plan in the presant to ofer the RFB in anny other caliber " did also sugest that it will be aviable in 243 Winchester as a member of the 308 familie as it as been done with the M14, FN FAL, and other 308 semi-auto rifles. My other option as the 308 is more powerfull as my need is to have it rebareled in 243W as it is a 6mm that will do a perfect choice for me as it will be use as coyotes and deer as well as marmot controle. that said I will said do not be afraid of new ting or loke to option that can be done for more choices. sory for my bad writing alway be like this very bad at spelling. as for those how had been asking if it legal and aviable in canada yes and non restristed for huntimg.

the vault in Vancouvert advertise it and also I had seen in cherching for the rfb in canada other have it as in Edmonton on the 97 ave as listed at 2400$ cad.

been interested In the Rfb as big fan ofd bullpup as huting in bushy aera for as those rifles been more easy to bring arond.

like the abidex of it but will wayt for the 24″ barel to come out.

for those aking if it will be aviable in 223R or 6,8SPC or anny other calbres it will not for sure as I am writhing this, as I have E-mail week ago to Keltec for inquiring about it as I was wayting for it to come out in 7.62X39 for deer hunting as my range are more often betwen 30 to 50 yads situation to enconter deer verry privilegie in the matter. their answer was as so “we don’t have any plan in the presant to ofer the RFB in anny other caliber ” did also sugest that it will be aviable in 243 Winchester as a member of the 308 familie as it as been done with the M14, FN FAL, and other 308 semi-auto rifles.

My other option as the 308 is more powerfull as my need is to have it rebareled in 243W as it is a 6mm that will do a perfect choice for me as it will be use as coyotes and deer as well as marmot controle.

that said I will said do not be afraid of new ting or loke to option that can be done for more choices.

sory for my bad writing alway be like this very bad at spelling.

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]]> By: Emmeth http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-55134 Emmeth Fri, 11 Feb 2011 03:48:10 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-55134 It's the DMR! It’s the DMR!

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]]> By: Domain1 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-54299 Domain1 Sun, 30 Jan 2011 05:12:57 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-54299 Oddbod, you didnt say that I read anyway, do you own the RFB or did you get to just shoot one? If you purchased it, what do you say and for anyone that purchased one, was it a good investment do you find? Another thing thats been asked in this thread over and over again; Can you see whats in the chamber? Is there a rnd indicator? I have the FS-2000 and have no issues with the ejection tube, honestly I really like it, I am not worried about hitting my own brass, and if your carring the weapon muzzle down then there will be no brass to fall out and give away your position. But lets say you have a rnd chambered and you want to clear the chamber, does it have a breech, or does the rnd your removing from the chamber have to go out the ejection tube, or maybe out the magazine port? While this is certainly not ideal and I guess I could learn to live with it, but I do hope that you can eject a full unspent rnd other than it having to go out the ejecting tube. Ok, I watched the video and yea it looks like this thing has a good kick to it, even though some of the guys are reporting little more than a M4, I do believe its going to be quite abit more than a M4. But then the rifle is not but 7 lbs when a M1A1 runs around 14 lbs. so I would expect that you would feel it when you pulled the trigger. Kind of makes shooting it no fun after so many rnds, but when your just plinking you can put some padding between you and the butt like a towell or something. After shooting my Para Fal a lot of rnd it gets kind of unconfortable too and the padding thing works well. The only other thing to do is add some weight to the rifle. But I got to say, that it being almost weightless is one of the most attractive things about this weapon. I am not the largest frame person or the strongest, plus I hate to say it but I am getting older and I will never be as strong as I once was, but being able to grab this thing when its sitting almost anywhere in the vehicle and being able to pick it up fully loaded with one hand with swiftness till I can get the other hand on it and not strugle with it puts a lot of plus's in the Pro column. And if for some reason you had to grab it in a emergency and fire it, I bet you want ever even feel that kick, kind of like the deer you use to shoot or possibly still do if your lucky. But I bet its loud, even though it has a full length barrel the end of the barrel is still so much closer to your ears and head that if you had to shoot it w/o ears on I bet your ears would ring while just plinking, but again almost un-noticable in an emergency situation, funny how that works is'nt it? Right now the black long gun market is just about flat, in fact the biggest seller right now is weapons like the Keltec pocket .380's. But try to get a owner to buy one of these rifles to stock and its next to impossible but they will carry a rack of AR-15's or AK's and right now they are not moving well at all. Oddbod, you didnt say that I read anyway, do you own the RFB or did you get to just shoot one? If you purchased it, what do you say and for anyone that purchased one, was it a good investment do you find? Another thing thats been asked in this thread over and over again; Can you see whats in the chamber? Is there a rnd indicator? I have the FS-2000 and have no issues with the ejection tube, honestly I really like it, I am not worried about hitting my own brass, and if your carring the weapon muzzle down then there will be no brass to fall out and give away your position. But lets say you have a rnd chambered and you want to clear the chamber, does it have a breech, or does the rnd your removing from the chamber have to go out the ejection tube, or maybe out the magazine port? While this is certainly not ideal and I guess I could learn to live with it, but I do hope that you can eject a full unspent rnd other than it having to go out the ejecting tube. Ok, I watched the video and yea it looks like this thing has a good kick to it, even though some of the guys are reporting little more than a M4, I do believe its going to be quite abit more than a M4. But then the rifle is not but 7 lbs when a M1A1 runs around 14 lbs. so I would expect that you would feel it when you pulled the trigger. Kind of makes shooting it no fun after so many rnds, but when your just plinking you can put some padding between you and the butt like a towell or something. After shooting my Para Fal a lot of rnd it gets kind of unconfortable too and the padding thing works well. The only other thing to do is add some weight to the rifle. But I got to say, that it being almost weightless is one of the most attractive things about this weapon. I am not the largest frame person or the strongest, plus I hate to say it but I am getting older and I will never be as strong as I once was, but being able to grab this thing when its sitting almost anywhere in the vehicle and being able to pick it up fully loaded with one hand with swiftness till I can get the other hand on it and not strugle with it puts a lot of plus’s in the Pro column. And if for some reason you had to grab it in a emergency and fire it, I bet you want ever even feel that kick, kind of like the deer you use to shoot or possibly still do if your lucky. But I bet its loud, even though it has a full length barrel the end of the barrel is still so much closer to your ears and head that if you had to shoot it w/o ears on I bet your ears would ring while just plinking, but again almost un-noticable in an emergency situation, funny how that works is’nt it? Right now the black long gun market is just about flat, in fact the biggest seller right now is weapons like the Keltec pocket .380′s. But try to get a owner to buy one of these rifles to stock and its next to impossible but they will carry a rack of AR-15′s or AK’s and right now they are not moving well at all.

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]]> By: Oddbod http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-54251 Oddbod Sat, 29 Jan 2011 17:48:17 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-54251 "# AnointedSwordon 29 Jan 2011 at 4:11 pm Way too much kick for a CQC rifle. Oo" You must be recoil sensitive to think so (I shoot 3 gun with a FAL para). “#
AnointedSwordon 29 Jan 2011 at 4:11 pm

Way too much kick for a CQC rifle. Oo”

You must be recoil sensitive to think so (I shoot 3 gun with a FAL para).

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]]> By: AnointedSword http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-54217 AnointedSword Sat, 29 Jan 2011 04:11:23 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-54217 Way too much kick for a CQC rifle. Oo Way too much kick for a CQC rifle. Oo

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]]> By: Plink http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-46706 Plink Thu, 11 Nov 2010 17:42:29 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-46706 @pki1955 Congrats. They're still running in the $1,550 range here, when and if you can find one. I'm still waiting for the 24 inch version myself. Kel-Tec had this same problem getting their SU-16 series out though. They're still rare. I hope they don't keep this up with the RFB. There have sure been a lot of positive reports coming out from people who own the RFB. It's looking like the gun to own. @pki1955

Congrats. They’re still running in the $1,550 range here, when and if you can find one. I’m still waiting for the 24 inch version myself. Kel-Tec had this same problem getting their SU-16 series out though. They’re still rare. I hope they don’t keep this up with the RFB.

There have sure been a lot of positive reports coming out from people who own the RFB. It’s looking like the gun to own.

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]]> By: Matteo http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-46681 Matteo Thu, 11 Nov 2010 05:31:13 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-46681 @pki1955: your not going to require an instant sight on, wow where did you learn to shoot! I'd love to hit my targets without sighting in...so need to learn that. While the .308/ 7.62x51mm is a wonderful round it isn't the magic round either. I have much love for the .308 as I own 4 rifles chambering it. Oh and FYI the .223 battle rifle commonly thought of as the M4/ M-16 isn't a full auto rifle either it's a 3 round burst select option. Unless your refering to the SAW(Squad automatic weapon) And it has little to do with a being a requirement since it chambers a smaller round! And I have been know to hunt dear with a .223 and have brought them down with one shot just like I've had a deer keep on trucking after being hit with a .308 round. I'm happy your happy about your new RFB. In any event I hope you enjoy your RFB as much as I enjoy mine! @pki1955: your not going to require an instant sight on, wow where did you learn to shoot! I’d love to hit my targets without sighting in…so need to learn that. While the .308/ 7.62x51mm is a wonderful round it isn’t the magic round either. I have much love for the .308 as I own 4 rifles chambering it. Oh and FYI the .223 battle rifle commonly thought of as the M4/ M-16 isn’t a full auto rifle either it’s a 3 round burst select option. Unless your refering to the SAW(Squad automatic weapon) And it has little to do with a being a requirement since it chambers a smaller round! And I have been know to hunt dear with a .223 and have brought them down with one shot just like I’ve had a deer keep on trucking after being hit with a .308 round. I’m happy your happy about your new RFB. In any event I hope you enjoy your RFB as much as I enjoy mine!

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]]> By: cmblake6 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-46671 cmblake6 Wed, 10 Nov 2010 23:24:44 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-46671 Glad to see this thread still running. I've handled the weapon, and IMHO this thing ain't bad at all! Makes me start trying to figure out what I don't need anymore that I could either sell or trade! Glad to see this thread still running. I’ve handled the weapon, and IMHO this thing ain’t bad at all! Makes me start trying to figure out what I don’t need anymore that I could either sell or trade!

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]]> By: pki1955 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-46667 pki1955 Wed, 10 Nov 2010 21:21:38 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-46667 I got got a price of a little over $1300, not bad huh? Guys let's be realistic with the .308 you are not going to require an instant sight on. With the .308 it should be one shot one kill. That's why the .223 in the battle field is full auto because the little .223 just don't get it done. Not only that with the .308 you can shot against hardened targets, ie, cars and armored vest with out that instant 2nd round. If you cannot take down a deer sized target with one shot you are pressing your chances. I'll take a one shot, one kill any time even if I have to slow down a couple of tenths of a second to get back on target. I got got a price of a little over $1300, not bad huh? Guys let’s be realistic with the .308 you are not going to require an instant sight on. With the .308 it should be one shot one kill. That’s why the .223 in the battle field is full auto because the little .223 just don’t get it done. Not only that with the .308 you can shot against hardened targets, ie, cars and armored vest with out that instant 2nd round. If you cannot take down a deer sized target with one shot you are pressing your chances. I’ll take a one shot, one kill any time even if I have to slow down a couple of tenths of a second to get back on target.

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]]> By: Thurston Bell http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-43005 Thurston Bell Sat, 18 Sep 2010 03:14:08 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-43005 Sept. 2010 just now hearing about this. Was told in 2005 that my 16" Galil in .308 was the ultimate Rifle, by a SWAT Armorer. I added some extras and an ACOG. The .308 Bullpup was on my mind since the 1990's. From my experience with the HK91 system with both the single and two stage recoil buffers, and reading the reviews of the RFB as well as watching the video I can only offer three changes. 1. Raise the rail system commensurate to: 2. A polymer cheek peice to protect the operators face and dental work from the jaring effects of the action. 3. Disect and reverse engineer the dualstage HK91 recoil buffer. After watching the video of the people running this gun the recoil needs to be tamed. I recalled the two Rifles I had and found the Rifle with the twostage buffer to be litterly a different animal in regards to the felt recoil. It almost felt like an M4, not a 308. I would take such a product with all of these improvments even if it added 3". I would expect absolute control from this. The only other option is for TDI to do a Kriss SuperV action on the FRB. WOW! Sept. 2010 just now hearing about this.

Was told in 2005 that my 16″ Galil in .308 was the ultimate Rifle, by a SWAT Armorer.

I added some extras and an ACOG.

The .308 Bullpup was on my mind since the 1990′s.

From my experience with the HK91 system with both the single and two stage recoil buffers, and reading the reviews of the RFB as well as watching the video I can only offer three changes.

1. Raise the rail system commensurate to:

2. A polymer cheek peice to protect the operators face and dental work from the jaring effects of the action.

3. Disect and reverse engineer the dualstage HK91 recoil buffer. After watching the video of the people running this gun the recoil needs to be tamed. I recalled the two Rifles I had and found the Rifle with the twostage buffer to be litterly a different animal in regards to the felt recoil. It almost felt like an M4, not a 308. I would take such a product with all of these improvments even if it added 3″. I would expect absolute control from this.

The only other option is for TDI to do a Kriss SuperV action on the FRB. WOW!

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]]> By: jason norman http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/comment-page-1/#comment-38718 jason norman Sun, 18 Jul 2010 14:12:42 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/02/09/kel-tec-rfb-762mm-bullpup-rifle/#comment-38718 does ne one know of any other bull pups that shoot the 7.62 51mm .308 win! ive seen alot of the ak version bull pups but i like this one because of the foward ejection and the fact it fires the .308 version of the 7.62. gives you alot more range for long shots this rifle makes an effective sniper rifle with the proper scope and decent range and offers the ability to take out multiple targets without worrying about reloading or using a bolt actions!! checking my options though but i want a bull pup! i have always been a 5.56 man m16 all the way! but these new bull pups are way more effective in combat situations! and from what ive seen for the price and the uses this is the best all round rifle out right now. would yall agree or what is your opinion id love to know before buying my new weapon!!i was looking as ps90 but just doesn't have the power or versatility of the rfb. also was reading someone said that forward ejecting didnt work well all the time and led to jam ups anyone who owns one or seen one in action please tell me if this is true!i heard sum 1 say that downward eject is better but i dont see how laying in all ur shell casings in a fire fight if ur pinned down i thought foward eject was going to be the ansewer to hot brass all over the man next to you! and does kel tec have a patend on the foward eject? thanks everyone! norman does ne one know of any other bull pups that shoot the 7.62 51mm .308 win! ive seen alot of the ak version bull pups but i like this one because of the foward ejection and the fact it fires the .308 version of the 7.62. gives you alot more range for long shots this rifle makes an effective sniper rifle with the proper scope and decent range and offers the ability to take out multiple targets without worrying about reloading or using a bolt actions!! checking my options though but i want a bull pup! i have always been a 5.56 man m16 all the way! but these new bull pups are way more effective in combat situations! and from what ive seen for the price and the uses this is the best all round rifle out right now. would yall agree or what is your opinion id love to know before buying my new weapon!!i was looking as ps90 but just doesn’t have the power or versatility of the rfb. also was reading someone said that forward ejecting didnt work well all the time and led to jam ups anyone who owns one or seen one in action please tell me if this is true!i heard sum 1 say that downward eject is better but i dont see how laying in all ur shell casings in a fire fight if ur pinned down i thought foward eject was going to be the ansewer to hot brass all over the man next to you! and does kel tec have a patend on the foward eject? thanks everyone! norman

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