Slight mag disrespect but I'm not disappointed otherwise.

I don’t understand why Beretta firearms are so greatly underrated and underappreciated. There is no better manufacture of firearms then Beretta.

There is a LOT of wasted video time here anvery little in narrative detail.

i used the loctite too ...have only had 1 failure to feed out of around 9000 rounds

He called it a clip... 🤣😂🤣😂. It's a magazine,..... Bozo. Stopped watching after that. Never Again!

Honest Test👍👍

Awesome video I’m ordering the fox for my 90 red NA as we speak! Thanks!

You mention using Blue Loctite. Have you considered using Purple Loctite? Purple Loctite threadlocker is considered to have low adhesion strength. It can be disassembled with low torque with the same hand tool used to install it. It is available in a liquid form, and once applied to the threads it will cure in 24 hours. The most common version is Loctite 222.

I love my Kel-Tech RDB Survival!!! AWESOME rifle.

Nobody can read that fast

RDB-20 5.56 NATO/.223 REM Short stroke gas, rotary bolt has 1:7” Rifling. 1-in-7 Inches Twist Rate barrels will stabilize bullets of up to 90 grains, and can handle the 70- to 77-grain bullets at just about any velocity, which makes it well suited for carbines with very short barrels. but won't shoot 55- or 62-grain FMJs worth a damn. using a bullet that's too heavy for your barrel's twist is a virtual promise of poor accuracy and ineffective terminal performance.

American eagle ammo is actually pretty crappy. I've used it in different guns and calibers and light strikes happen. The primers get seated a little too far. Also not cleaning out the firing pin and bolt properly can cause light strikes over time. As most people don't think about or ever deep clean. Gunked up parts can cause malfunctioning to occur. I see extraction and light strike issues on guns especially AR'S and old shotguns, hunting rifles because they are never cleaned/ oiled in the bolt or extractors. Great video though!

What is the Scope Mount you are using?

RDB is preferably for home defense situations (close confined quarters and sterile). In all honesty in any other scenario you will want a decent AR15 in your hands. I know I would.

Careful with the light strike clearing... Those drop by your feet with this model, a hangfire would make for a bad day.

Mine runs flawless with m855 from federal and Winchester. with a truglo red and green dot I was making one hole at 25 yards. I loved it. Then I tried it at 100 yards. What a disaster. I tried making adjustments to my sight, and now I hit absurdly high left. can't figure out if "UP" means point of impact up, or if it means the reticle moves up (poi down). I have the same issue with "LEFT". During the same range trip I had no problem sighting in with an AR (Smith and Wesson) with a vortex 1x8 and another AR (BCM upper palmetto lower) with a Burris. On the magnified scopes "UP" means point of impact moves up.

My storm 9mm is so far 100% with all mags.

Have the CX4 and love it; still gotta take the Ruger for a spin. The Ruger seems to have ran well; one fte and one ftf isn’t bad.

what a joke

I figured CX4 took it by Storm👍🏻👍🏻

Pretty sure you have the 20" there. I'm not aware of Kel-Tec ever manufacturing barrel lengths other than 17.3" and 20". They didn't make a 18.5" specifically for us in Canada. I also have the exact same mount for my LPVO, and since I'm a lefty it stays out of my way with the charging handle. You might as well just flip the mount around, it's cantilevered for use on an AR and rail space is not an issue for the RDB.

Send it back to Keltec to fix the light primer strike caused by hammer getting caught in side guide leaf.

Don't use glock mag on the ruger, use the original ruger magazine and you won't have any issue

Pc carbine

Is your charging handle smooth or is the second half of the stroke more difficult than the first?

I like the ruger I only had failure to eject with the glock magazine. Had no issues with the ruger magazine

Thanks for the vid, I have the cx4 and it's a great runner. It just chews up everything. I was worried about the polymer hammer and a lot of people complain about it and the trigger but mine has been just fine and keeps running even after thousands of rounds. I'm not a match shooter so I don't need my trigger pull to be light enough to find the g spot on a gnat at 1000 yards. It's a fantastic pcc.

Think it might be the clip?

Did all of them run steel well?

“ the clip”

What sling you are running ?

Hey sorry to hear that Trudeau just banned it too

The light primer strikes are probably due to it being under gassed. You just need to increase the gas one or two clicks.

I've watch alot of ARs have malfunctions using American Eagle....chalk that up as cheap ammo

[ENG] The problem is the Springs from Bolt Stop, change and the problem it's fixet. a steel nib of a ballpoint pen is sufficient as a replacement. [DE] Wenn man die Federn beim Bolt Stop ersetzt gibt es keine Ladehemmungen mehr, eine Rostfreie Feder eines Kugelschreiber genügt um 2 genug starke Federn zu bekommen. Die Triger Feder kann auch ersetzt werden wenn 2.2 zu viel ist. Zusätzliche Anpassungen bekommt man auch hier: lifeindustries.net/dir Wer beim Hülsenauswurf mit einer Breitflachzange am unteren Ende des Hülsenauswurfblech ein innengerichtetes Bördchen (20° bis 45°) macht, hat einen besseren Auswurf. Wenn die RDB im Schlamm war, vor dem ersten Schuss hinten beim Hülsenauswurf kurz ausspülen oder Ausklopfen dann gibt es kein verklemen. Da die RDB wie das AR-15 funktioniert aber keinen Manuell Vorstoss hat (was es auch nicht Braucht) genügt es beim nicht ganz verschliessen einen leichten Schlag auf die Unterseite des gesteckte Magazin zu geben (war nach 1670 Schuss am Stück passiert) aber wenn man die Verschlussfede anstatt Fett nur mit Brunox TOP-KETT High-Tech Schmiermittel behandelt hat dieses Problem nicht, war selbst erstaunt, hatte danach selbst bei 2000 Schuss kein Problem. Ach ja, die Hinterschaftschrauben solltet ihr mit LockTide oder Mutterstopkleber behandeln. Klar die Schrauben bekommt man locker aber es nervt wenn man sie verliert.

Magazines are $60. Who charged you $100?

i think all gun and shooting reviews should disclose the ammunition used in the video since that’s the first thing that most gun owners would want to know when they see failures. then we don’t have to keep asking that in the comment section, and assuming that it must be a low powered 115 gr. bullet.

Digging the new 9mm carbines coming out. Have the cx4 and it is amazingly accurate and reliable. My choice for home defense right now, the short overall length is stellar. It eats everything you feed it.

Clip? Yeah hes ignorant.

Thank you for the review. What ammo were you using when the Ruger failed to feed/eject? I heard it was more common with issue certain 147gr.

This guys review is void because of nomenclature?

Rocky Mountain House?

Thanks for the video! How was the reliability of your MPX?

"Clip" what's that?

Do you have any issues with steel mags falling out after shooting one round?

I just got the same one yesterday. Haven't shot it yet but looking forward to it. Only came with one mag

Honestly, I am between these three. I like the CZ the most, followed by the Beretta. IMO, the only things that has me debating the Ruger are Glock mags and the price. Were those aftermarket CZ mags that were having problems?

I just think you had bad ammunition. My first time out if I fired 200 rounds of Winchester white box xm193 55 grn I have absolutely no issues whatsoever not one light primer strike. In addition I shot an additional hundred rounds of wolf Steelcase polycoat again no light primer strikes at all. If you take the cartridge out after it failed to fire and there is a dimple on the primer it just means that you had a defective primer on that round.

thanks really big help,

Reaches down to pick up rifle and puts finger in front of barrel. 3:17 It's better than sticking it in your eye, but not much. Thanks for the review.