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Kuna Competition? Meet the Taurus RPC 9mm PDW

Talyn

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Taurus on Tuesday announced its first entry into the dedicated PDW space, the fully ambidextrous 9mm RPC.

Billed as being built to NATO standards– keep in mind that the company competes for and wins military and police contracts all over the world– the new RPC is lightweight via alloy construction and runs from curved 32-round magazines.

And did we mention that it has a roller delayed operating system, which offers a flatter recoil impulse?

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The RPC is available with a folding Strike Industries stabilizing arm brace. The pistol has an MSRP of $1,050 with the brace or $940 for the non-braced version.
 
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I’ll stick with my Kuna. Just based on the Rossi 92 Triple Black I picked up last week (made by Taurus - first Taurus I’ve ever owned), it doesn’t seem like this would be a wise investment (FOR ME). The Rossi shoots fine, fit and finish not so fine.

Plus I like the moniker of Kuna much better than RPC (Rear Picatinny Carabiner?). Don’t think I’ll miss the 2 extra rounds per magazine much either 😀.
 
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Controls are fully ambidextrous, with the bolt release/lock and magazine release easily reached from both sides, and a reversible, non-reciprocating charging handle that adapts to the shooter, not the other way around.

The full-length Picatinny top rail provides space for optics and enablers, while the M-LOK handguard allows users to set up the platform to fit their needs.

A 4.5" threaded barrel comes standard, and the quick-change barrel system adds flexibility for different configurations in the future.

Available with or without a Strike Industries FSA folding brace, the rear of the receiver features a vertical Picatinny rail for attachments.


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