Kel-Tec RBD-C more comfortable than expected

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[PoorRichRichard]

I held one yesterday. I want...

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[1911su16b870]

Picked one up, looking forward to seeing how accurate it is with that 20-inch 1/7 lightweight barrel.

[3ngineer]

Picked one up, looking forward to seeing how accurate it is with that 20-inch 1/7 lightweight barrel.

Let us know. What optic are you putting on?


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[dfletcher]

I bought one a few weeks back. Great trigger. And overall well balanced.

I know red dots are the rage but I put a little Burris Timberland 2 to 7X on mine with Nikon P series rings - just the right height for a good cheek weld. There's a loud "twaaaannnng" when the hammer drops, so I covered the metal receiver top with 1/8" closed cell padding. Muffles it a bit when firing and a more comfortable to carry. Did come across one feature I don't like.

Although the muzzle is threaded (AR 15 type) and the thread protector unscrews easily, the threaded end of the muzzle is about +1" long and bottoms out on most brakes. Also, there's a small shoulder in front of what should be the shoulder a crush washer seats. I've no idea why they put the damn thing there, but it prevents the use of 99% of the brakes out there.

The barrel shoulder is .750" diameter and I've yet to find a brake that will slip over it. I've already ordered the appropriate annular cutter and shank to slip over and eliminate that "inner" shoulder. I already have the tools to shorten and recrown the barrel. But, if anyone knows of a brake that will slip over I'd just as soon use that as do the work.

[1919_4_ME]

You just missed this deal lol.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1502545

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You just missed this deal lol.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1502545