Experience improved accuracy and power with the Kel-Tec KSG Tactical! This short-barreled pump action rifle comes chambered in 12GA with a 13.5-inch barrel and 8-round capacity. It features polymer grips, dual tube magazines, and a patented downward ejection system. Get ...
Experience improved accuracy and power with the Kel-Tec KSG Tactical! This short-barreled pump action rifle comes chambered in 12GA with a 13.5-inch barrel and 8-round capacity. It features polymer grips, dual tube magazines, and a patented downward ejection system. Get ...
Self-loading carbine for pistol cartridges. Different versions of the SUB-2000 will accept most modern handgun magazines. Bolt can be locked in the rear position by the operating handle. Main safety is of protected push bolt type disconnecting the trigger bar ...
Self-loading carbine for pistol cartridges. Different versions of the SUB-2000 will accept most modern handgun magazines. Bolt can be locked in the rear position by the operating handle. Main safety is of protected push bolt type disconnecting the trigger bar ...
The RDB is the new definition of bullpup. Its downward shell ejection system eliminates the side ejection disadvantage of ordinary bullpups. The result is brass and gas that eject out of your line of sight making it a truly ambidextrous, ...
The RDB is the new definition of bullpup. Its downward shell ejection system eliminates the side ejection disadvantage of ordinary bullpups. The result is brass and gas that eject out of your line of sight making it a truly ambidextrous, ...
This unrivaled design sends spent brass downward through the stock, behind the magwell making it a truly ambidextrous bullpup rifle. Gone are the days of hot gas & brass flying out of a side-ejection port. The trigger is incredibly smooth, ...
This unrivaled design sends spent brass downward through the stock, behind the magwell making it a truly ambidextrous bullpup rifle. Gone are the days of hot gas & brass flying out of a side-ejection port. The trigger is incredibly smooth, ...
