My nephew bought one when they first came out. Pretty nice little rifles. They make a great truck/backpack gun.
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Kel-tec Sub 2000
Nothing to do with a Sig, but I trust the people in this group more than my other groups so I'm posting here.
Anyone have experience with this thing? I have the opportunity to buy one for just under 400. It literally folds in half down to the size of a computer keyboard. It takes glock magazines up to 33 rnds and apparently Mcarbo makes a ton of parts for it, including the optic mount shown below that swings out of the way so the gun can fold in half with an optic. I'm kind of liking the idea of throwing this in a backpack when camping or hiking, etc. The only Kel-tec I have experience with is the KSG dual tube shotgun, which is good quality and works flawlessly. I'm hoping the same build quality applies to this thing.
As far as innovation goes, I give Kel-tec a 10 out of 10 for this thing, but I want to know how reliable it is.
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Anyone have experience with this thing? I have the opportunity to buy one for just under 400. It literally folds in half down to the size of a computer keyboard. It takes glock magazines up to 33 rnds and apparently Mcarbo makes a ton of parts for it, including the optic mount shown below that swings out of the way so the gun can fold in half with an optic. I'm kind of liking the idea of throwing this in a backpack when camping or hiking, etc. The only Kel-tec I have experience with is the KSG dual tube shotgun, which is good quality and works flawlessly. I'm hoping the same build quality applies to this thing.
As far as innovation goes, I give Kel-tec a 10 out of 10 for this thing, but I want to know how reliable it is.
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I have had a 9mm Gen 2 for a couple years now, somehow snagged it for $440 during the height of the COVID/peaceful protest insanity. I absolutely love it! I'm a big fan of Keltec's innovation, though sometimes their quality control frustrates me. This gun however, has been flawless.
Mine started life as a Glock 19 model, but I bought the parts to convert it over to take P226 mags, and I'm debating getting the mag catch tab for it to be able to take P320 mags as well. It was a somewhat frustrating process to change it over, and in hindsight I probably should have just sent it back to Keltec and had them do it; it was worth it for me for the experience, though.
You do have to get pretty dang low to pick up the sites on the stock model, but I know MCARBO makes a taller rear sight post that helps alleviate that. They actually make a ton of parts that improve the overall experience of the Sub2k, but I have found it to be perfectly adequate stock.
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Mine started life as a Glock 19 model, but I bought the parts to convert it over to take P226 mags, and I'm debating getting the mag catch tab for it to be able to take P320 mags as well. It was a somewhat frustrating process to change it over, and in hindsight I probably should have just sent it back to Keltec and had them do it; it was worth it for me for the experience, though.
You do have to get pretty dang low to pick up the sites on the stock model, but I know MCARBO makes a taller rear sight post that helps alleviate that. They actually make a ton of parts that improve the overall experience of the Sub2k, but I have found it to be perfectly adequate stock.
Correct. The folding action splits the bolt and the chamber, and there is a tab on the top of the buttstock that catches on the front of the top rail and keeps everything in place.
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