Kel-tec sub 2000

[ggglobert9]

try the KBI mags...I have 3 33 rounders that work great...9mm usually shooting pmc and some old norinco round ball 115gr fmjs without any problems...when done I use gun scrubber on all reachable parts the down the bbl on a brush then oil it, takes about 2 minutes to clean and ready to go for the next time.

 

[Zachoff]

Mine has been very reliable. I never clean it ( I will )and has worked fine with 500 rounds through it, .40 cal with Glock mag. Mounted a laser on it with a simple mount on the stock forearm and added a simple Kel-tec sling. Dead on at 75 yards. $ 13.97 box of Federal .40 cal from Wamart. That's all I need. Blyths has new one in nine, with S & W mag for $349.00.

 

[Zachoff]

Where can I find the KBI .40 Glock mags?

 

[dboz]

I think this is a good idea for an optic mounting solution

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxeKzpK9OgI]YouTube - Homemade folding scope mount for a Kel-Tec sub2000 rifle[/ame]

 

[randyb]

Anyone know if they can/will be made to take Springfield XDM mags? Thanks.

 

[t413]

I like that optic mount in the video.
Kel-tec should have made that instead of their worthless side folding scope mount, which was spring loaded and never held zero.

 

[Zachoff]

Perfect combo, .40 Sub-2000 and Glock 27

 

[kalboy]

Where can I find the KBI .40 Glock mags?

CDNN has KCI or Khan Korean mags. $9.99 for G-22 15 rders and $16.99 for the 31 rd. I've ordered several for a new KT Subby and will keep you posted. BIL got a couple for his G-19 and ironically they didn't have any failures during his initial test fire while the Glock factory mags did. Don't think it was a mag issue tho'. Glock mags used first. Maybe a little limp wristing till he got the hang of it. My Subby has been 100% out of box, w/ the first test drive.(50 rds) . Will be buying another in 9mm. I like the Hi Point carbines also and have found them very reliable. Have a 995 TS and will be getting the first 4095TS I see. 10rds only here tho.Anyway.....

GLOCK Mags

 

[Smitty506th]

My friend had one and I didn't like it. It needed a buffer that wouldn't slam your arm. High recoil makes it harder for followup shots and he had a load of failures using factory ammo. In the end (right before he wised up and sold it) the safety kept popping out and making the weapon fail. I would save your money. You could always buy a Glock and throw a stock kit on it. The stock kits only cost around $100 and you would still be using Glock Mags.

 

[kalboy]

A correct shoulder weld will pretty much negate the recoil. Just hold it snug. My 40 is pretty gentle.

 

[IndyDEW]

keep my sub under the truck seat and the g22 on the waist.

 

[cholmstr]

I want one in 9mm, look like sweet little guns, i knew a fellow office who had one that he messed around with and he liked it a lot

 

[cholmstr]

gotta love the same magazine option for different guns too, glock mags ect. neat

 

[t413]

it would jam with all ammo wwb blazer federal i dont own the gun no more i sold it because it was no fun

+1
I had a G17 version that kept jamming on WWB 9mm.
It also started to ram/seat bullets futher into the brass, so much so that the brass necks would bulge.
This was after 500 rounds.
After 1,000 rounds of WWB (Thats all I used), it became no fun to clear jams and throw away unfired smashed/over seated rounds.

Fun gun when it worked and great idea, but I wouldn't get one again unless they fixed it.