A look at the Ares Kel-Tec RDB AEG that is available at Tanie Militaria right now... "RDB (Rifle, Downward-ejection, Bullpup) is an extremely interesting ASG replica manufactured by the ARES brand under a license from the American company Kel-Tec CNC Industries Inc. which is the manufacturer of the flammable original. This manufacturer is already widely known not only on the military but also on the civilian market, among others due to such original designs as the KSG shotgun or the CP33 pistol. The RDB rifle itself is a development of another bull-pup weapon from the Kel-tec catalog, i.e. the RFB.

The rifle is designed in a bull-pup arrangement, thanks to which it maintains high maneuverability and relatively compact dimensions while using a very long and effective barrel. Like the combustible prototype, ARES's Kel-tec RDB is made mostly of a thick polymer material reinforced with nylon fibers. Metal elements include the breech chamber, outer barrel, upper RIS rail, dummy gas pipe and manipulators, while the muzzle device, sling hooks and magazine release are made of steel. The knob for adjusting the hop-up system can be found inside the magazine socket, the battery is placed under the front grip (DEANS / T-connect plug).

The rifle is powered by a dedicated ARES E.F.C.S. gearbox. with quick spring change function, programmable MOSFET unit and micro switch trigger. In addition, the powerful High Torque engine and the already mentioned, long 430 mm inner barrel make the Kel-Tec RDB a very effective and versatile replica, which will prove itself both in forest shooting and in urban or CQB games.

Features of the replica:

• license of Kel-Tec CNC Industries Inc.
• nylon fiber polymer bed
• RIS / Picatinny mounting rails
• two-sided manipulators
• compatibility with AR15 / STANAG magazines
• ARES E.F.C.S. gearbox
• quick spring change system
• programmable MOSFET and microswitch
• High Torque engine
• two mid-cap magazines included
• steel flash hider on a 14mm CCW thread
• HU adjustment screwdriver hidden in the pistol grip"