At least it is something different
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Love it. The price is actually right. If you've ever priced a decent tactical shotgun, $800 isn't too far off.
Love the compactness and that you can change which tube it feeds from by flipping a switch.
I'd rather get a 20" or even 22" barrel model, though. I'll sacrifice some of that length for tighter groups. Plus the added capacity (woo hoo!).
This would make a wicked HD piece.
Love the compactness and that you can change which tube it feeds from by flipping a switch.
I'd rather get a 20" or even 22" barrel model, though. I'll sacrifice some of that length for tighter groups. Plus the added capacity (woo hoo!).
This would make a wicked HD piece.
SiVisPacem
New Member
I'll be running a pre-production gun through it's paces on Monday. (It's nice to have friends in low places.) I'm really looking forward to seeing what it's got. If it's half as nice as I think it's going to be, I will be getting one for myself as soon as they are readily available.
Mexican_Hippie
TGT Addict
That thing sounds awesome, and being able to select between ammo types is a huge bonus on a shotgun. If it's reliable, it has a lot to offer. It will require a good deal of "retraining" to get used to it though.
irishthunder50
Member
I want one but i cant see payin more then 600 for it. and it does look like its going to take alot of getting used 2. thats ok though, just means i will have to do lots of shooting
look, i found a vid of it
look, i found a vid of it
I think actual price will depend heavily on how fast they can ramp up production capacity. The PF9 has an MSRP of $333.00, but you can usually find them for a little over $200. On the other hand, it's hard to find the RFB for any less than its $1880 MSRP.
Def. want to try one of these out, though.
Def. want to try one of these out, though.
It's still a kel-tec. an awful plastic creation that resembles the afterbirth lying on the ground after a Five-seveN and Glock mated in a horrid perversion of the natural order. On top of that, it's ugly and that texture looks like it was applied with a waffle iron. Not only that, but they want money for it.
That said, I want one. It's creative, practical, and shorter than anything else while not requiring a tax stamp. $800 is a bit much, but like Taurus, Kel-Tec's MSRP is always pretty proud while it's firmly grounded in reality at gun stores.
That said, I want one. It's creative, practical, and shorter than anything else while not requiring a tax stamp. $800 is a bit much, but like Taurus, Kel-Tec's MSRP is always pretty proud while it's firmly grounded in reality at gun stores.
I like the pump grip (not sure if that is what you call it) even better! Although the first guy in the video give you the impression that the pump action isn't very smooth. By the second guy, they seem to be cycling with less effort.
As much as I'm not too sold on any kel-tec (only because I've never shot one), I'll give them an A+ rating for creativity and innovation. If they slapped the Sig or H&K name on the design, there wouldn't be any questions I think.
I have called KelTec about 6 times over the past week about this thing.
Nobody ever answers. WTF?
Nobody ever answers. WTF?
If you worked for a gun manufacturer, would YOU ever answer the phone, lol.......
j/k
They just got back from work last week after two weeks of complete shutdown. They are also going to the Shot Show with this as a product announcement. If you want to know more about it go to the SHOT SHOW. If you can't go there ease up on the phone calls.
