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Chambered in 5.7x28mm, it introduces a rotary barrel and stripper clip system instead of traditional magazines. This design helps keep the pistol lightweight and compact while still holding 20+1 rounds.

KelTec has a rich history of producing unique firearms and the R50 does not disappoint. The rifle looks more like a stormtrooper’s blaster than anything you’d find in our galaxy.

KelTec was happy to show off its newest shotgun, the KSG410. Rept told us that it is the “lightest, thinnest and shortest 410 bullpup shotgun in the world.”

Centered around the FN P90 magazine, the P50 features everything you love about KelTec.

The new KelTec P15 is a polymer-framed, striker-fired 9mm double-stack pistol the size and weight of a single-stack.

The KelTec Sub 2000 provides PCC shooters a very affordable option that works with common pistol magazines. The folding action makes it well suited for transport and easy storage and gives it a unique edge over the competition. I think the Sub 2000 is a dandy of a rifle, and KelTec’s unique design makes it a winner.

All in all, I find the RDB Defender to be a fine gun for certain applications. As a backpack gun, it is fabulous. Compact, light, and it stows easily in a bag. As a home defender, it is also A-okay in my book. The short length overall lends itself to being a good nightstand gun. Would it be my first choice to take back to Tal Afar? No, but KelTec also didn’t intend it for that. For the money, and the purpose, this is the little blaster that could.

The ad is for the KelTec P50, a large-format pistol chambered for FN 5.7x28mm that accepts P90 magazines.

Don’t let the tiny little MSRP fool you though; the P17 has a lot of features that many more expensive handguns don’t even come with. For example: the P17 has a fiber optic front sight, threaded barrel adapter (1/2×28), cocking indicator, a 3 pound trigger, and an extremely easy takedown system.