Thread: RJF KMP-DI Direct Impingement

RJF KMP-DI Direct Impingement

$#@!, I want this but don't want to wait 6 months for delivery! Add another grand and get some gas action...

KMP-MkII Monolithic piston drive AR

KMP-MkII Monolithic piston drive AR

Piston FTW! Much better system IMO.

I've found some AK kits that RJF put together that are rather tempting since they're ready to ship and priced well, but I think that KMP-MkII is just plain sexy.

6 months, you can get a rifle quicker than you can get a shirt from RJF!

I was wondering why the piston rifle was so much more expensive...then I saw that magical word..."monolithic". IF I were to ever go back to AR15s (and that's a BIG if), it'd have to be a monolithic upper with piston. That is a nice looking rifle.

$#@!, I'd drive down there if they'd hand me a rifle!

Originally Posted by VeritasAequitas

I was wondering why the piston rifle was so much more expensive...then I saw that magical word..."monolithic". IF I were to ever go back to AR15s (and that's a BIG if), it'd have to be a monolithic upper with piston. That is a nice looking rifle.

upgraded stock, longer barrel, ?upgraded trigger?, just being new and they know they can sell the $#@! out of it

Originally Posted by Tango

upgraded stock, longer barrel, ?upgraded trigger?, just being new and they know they can sell the $#@! out of it

There are quite a few piston rifles out there, and the prices aren't that bad now. IF they overprice their product, I doubt they'll sell many. Hell, a Ruger SR556 can be had new for around $1300 now...that's a hell of a rifle for pennies...relatively speaking.

$1,285 for a converted .308 Saiga. It better suck my $#@! and make me breakfast!

That M4 is pretty on point with its price at least. I still say that if they had a rifle available I'd drive down, I might even call them to see if the wait is actually that long. Prob is...

Originally Posted by U.S. Patriot

$1,285 for a converted .308 Saiga. It better suck my $#@! and make me breakfast!

http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/storeproduct981.aspx

They do have some for cheaper on there too...

Originally Posted by U.S. Patriot

$1,285 for a converted .308 Saiga. It better suck my $#@! and make me breakfast!

They can be had for MUCH cheaper than that. I had a local in my area offer me one for around $600. I don't shoot .308 anymore so I turned it down.

You can buy and convert one for a hell of a lot cheaper.

Preferably milled... I like the Centurion 39, but no chromey chrome!

Originally Posted by U.S. Patriot

You can buy and convert one for a hell of a lot cheaper.

Yep. I've got no desire to mess with it right now---I MAY pick up a converted Saiga 12 with part of my tax refund, but I doubt it. They just don't appeal to me that much anymore...and that's a HELL of a lot of money to spend on a $#@! shotgun, just to get it to work the way it's supposed to.