JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. You must have JavaScript enabled in your browser to utilize the functionality of this website.
Classic Firearms Holiday Gift Guide - Shop Now
Shop Popular AR-15 RiflesSHOP NOW
Shop Popular HandgunsSHOP NOW
Shop AllIn Stock AmmoSHOP NOW
Exclusive Classic Firearms 30 Round AR MagazineGET YOURS
x
(This item has been previously added to your cart)
In Stock (Hurry - Only 3 left!)
The rifle, Forward-ejecting, Bullpup (RFB) is a lightweight, air-cooled, gas operated, semi- automatic, forward ejecting, Bullpup-type rifle which feeds 7.62x51mm NATO cartridges from metric FAL style, self contained, detachable, steel, box type magazines. It is totally ambidextrous, uses a tilting bolt locking mechanism, and a short-stroke gas piston to actuate the bolt carrier. Construction The RFB is a revolutionary design utilizing aircraft quality components made on state of the art CNC machinery. Every single aspect of the design has been thoroughly tested to ensure the utmost in reliability, function, and ease of use. The RFB has a medium weight barrel made of 4140 Chrome-Molybdenum ordinance grade Steel, with a chrome-lined bore and chamber in lengths of 18”. The rifling rate of twist is 1 turn in 11.25 inches/285.75mm. All barrels come threaded to accept 5/8 –24 TPI muzzle accessories and 18” models come equipped with an A2-style compensator except where prohibited by law. All sheet metal components are made of aircraft quality 4130 steel. The bolt and receiver are made of 4140 steel. The gas system on the RFB is made of 4140 steel and internally plated. It is designed to be low maintenance and be corrosion resistant.Just getting some of these rifles in stock to be able to offer is like pulling teeth. They are so difficult to obtain and the demand far exceeds the supply. But we finally have a few, and if I can keep the warehouse vultures off of them... ( everybody here has now seen them and wants one ) we are finally able to offer a few for sale. On a cool scale of one to ten these are a twelve. Don't miss this.
