[Ernesto]

Wish Ruger would make something in the catagory or pistol carbines like the Keltec sub 2000.
The compactness and simple design is just awesome I think. Plus it's middleof the road price wise.
Some models take glock, sig clips so you can switch clips to your sidearm. Hmmm, maybe some day.
https://www.keltecweapons.com/our-guns/sub-2000/rifle/

 

[phideaux]

You mean like this Keltec sub 2000, that uses Glock 17 mags, that is VERY accurate at 100 yrds, that I didn't like the plastic, and made my own forearm/foregrip, and cheekrest...?

I love this thing, and if Ruger EVER makes a 9mm carbine , foldable ....well,,,







Jim

 

[Ernesto]

I knew there was good reason to be in your will Jim.

 

[Ernesto]

Is that a .40 or 9mm? The stock parts look amazing. Just can't find a new one at all right now.

 

[phideaux]

Its the 9mm, Glock.

I bought about 5 yrs ago, $259.

They are hard to find now, and usually are in the $400 range.

Mine has less the 100 rounds thru it.

They are tricky , but not hard, to break down for cleaning.

I can hit pop cans at 100 yrds , open sights, right outta the box.
Well , probly not anymore , as my eyes have really gone bad in last 2-3 yrs.

For fun, once , I put a full size silhouette up at 30 yrds, from hip, rapid fired 33 rnds , no recoil, and every round hit the target and mostly center mass.

Every weapon I own actually belongs to my wife,

So, Ernesto, hang around till I'm worm food, and I'm bettin she will be selling them a few at a time. She would really like to swap them for jewelry.

Back on topic.....
There are a few pistol cal carbines out there , but none comparable to the folding Keltec. If there were Id probly have one.


Jim

 

[Ernesto]

There's definitely more expensive ones out there, but not as cool. Kinda looks like a sten gun. I've been looking and yes they are hard to find since Keltec won't borrow money to expand their facilities.

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