RFB Target

🇺🇸United States
Kel-tec CNC Industries
2001 – Present
Overview
RFB Target
The KelTec RFB is a gas-operated, semi-automatic bullpup rifle chambered for 7.62×51mm NATO/.308 Winchester, featuring a forward-ejection system and ambidextrous design. Introduced in 2008, it has multiple variants with different barrel lengths and includes a floating linkage bar to improve trigger consistency.
Specifications

General

ActionSemi-auto
Caliber7.62x51mm NATO
Weight Kg5.1 kg
Barrel Length Mm810 mm
Research Notes

KelTec RFB Target Variant

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RFB Target is a variant of KelTec's Rifle, Forward-ejection, Bullpup platform. The RFB family was developed as a compact 7.62 mm NATO semi-automatic bullpup that ejects spent cases forward rather than to the side. The Target model emphasizes a longer barrel and precision-oriented use, but it is a civilian-market rifle rather than a standard military sniper system.

Forward-Ejecting 7.62 mm Bullpup

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The RFB uses a bullpup layout to keep overall length short while retaining a useful barrel length. Forward ejection makes the rifle more ambidextrous than many bullpups and reduces side-ejection issues. The Target variant's longer barrel improves velocity and sighting potential. Its role is precision-capable semi-automatic fire, but it should not be confused with issued military sniper rifles.

Civil Precision and Bullpup Design Interest

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Operational military relevance is limited, but the RFB Target is useful to document because it shows a U.S. commercial attempt to make a full-power bullpup rifle suitable for precision shooting. Its value in HiWars is technical context, not combat adoption. The page should present the rifle as a commercial precision-oriented firearm with unusual ejection architecture.

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