My new 9mm Glock SUB2000
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If its new expect FTE'S. My advice is to fully (separate the receiver halves) clean and lube.
fivepointstar
Thank you MD-Goodbye
mine S2K eats everything!! congrats
mckraut
Active Member
Where did you snag it from?
KimuraFTW
Active Member
Mine too...
localbuyer
Active Member
I plan to take the bolt out and clean it. How hard is it to take receiver apart? Do I need special tool to do it?
Congrats!! If you have 147gr, that's what I would recommend. All I have is 115gr 9mm so my break in is taking a little while. I'm up to 300 rounds and getting fewer and fewer FTEs. Definitely take the bolt out and thoroughly clean and lube. Keep me posted on your break-in as I am curious how long yours will take.
HardHatMan
FBHO
Is that one of those single stack 10 round glock mags?
That's what comes with them. They sell on eBay though.
HardHatMan
FBHO
Do they take G17 mags? Or will it only use the 10 rounders?
They take the G17 mags as well as the 33 round mags.
localbuyer
Active Member
My is configured with a G17 mag (10 round).
I have the same rifle and like it very much. Don't worry too much about ammo, they are NOT ammo sensitive at all - anything will run it.
Be prepared for some slight discomfort during the first shooting session, however, until you get used to it. The recoil (yes, I just said recoil when speaking about a 9mm rifle) is unexpected, and your cheek will get a little red and beat up from the tube-stock. Other than that, it's a neat little gun.
Be prepared for some slight discomfort during the first shooting session, however, until you get used to it. The recoil (yes, I just said recoil when speaking about a 9mm rifle) is unexpected, and your cheek will get a little red and beat up from the tube-stock. Other than that, it's a neat little gun.
localbuyer
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How about using the stock extension? Sub 2000 Stock extension
The stock is kind of short (I am not that tall either) and the extension should make it easier to shoot.
The stock is kind of short (I am not that tall either) and the extension should make it easier to shoot.
lockandload
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- Oct 26, 2012
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I love the idea of the these, how have you found the sites?
GoGoGadget
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Be careful taking the bolt out. Make sure that the hammer is cocked. Otherwise you will have a very hard time getting it back together. The manual has a warning about that. I learned the hard way :0
Mine eats anything and works great with te cheap 33 rd fake flock mags.
Mine eats anything and works great with te cheap 33 rd fake flock mags.
JOESTEELER
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Well i just got mine in 40 Glock .I spent way too money on TOYS this weekend while out of town. If anyone wants mine it's for sell. All i want is either a Ruger pc-9 or the price for weaapon and transfer.I'm not looking to may a huge profit.NIB Pm if interested
localbuyer
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You will need to find an IP or a store that will take deposit and reserve it for you.
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