Are these Kel-Tec's new bullpups for 2014?
This spilled onto Reddit recently.
It would appear that Kel-Tec has developed a new bullpup design chambered in 5.56/.223 that accepts AR-15 magazines and will offer it in two versions, one with a polymer shell and the other bare with wooden furniture and a heat shield. The ejection port is nowhere to be seen so itâs safe to assume it shoots the cartridges out whole.
Gotta say, the design looks pretty retro-future. Weâll find out if itâs the real thing soon enough. If it is, well, you know theyâre going to sell the instant they hit store shelves, and be touted as the everymanâs Tavor.
Now taking bets on the sticker! Closest without going over!
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