Keltec sub 2000
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I have one (Gen I, Glock 23 compatible) in .40 and just recently picked up another (Gen II, Glock 19 compatible) in 9mm
CDNN has ‘em for $400 (now, anyway): https://www.cdnnsports.com/firearms.html#manufacturer=KEL-TEC
It’s a pretty simple system / basic design so, I’d be surprised if you notice a difference between any ball 9mm you shoot through it ...
CDNN has ‘em for $400 (now, anyway): https://www.cdnnsports.com/firearms.html#manufacturer=KEL-TEC
It’s a pretty simple system / basic design so, I’d be surprised if you notice a difference between any ball 9mm you shoot through it ...
My Gen 2 liked 124 grain bullets much better than 115 as far as accuracy goes. While it is not a big thing at 20 yards, at 50 you can really tell the difference.
cstone
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Do you have a Glock? Try to find ammunition that runs well in both.
There are some decent aftermarket parts available to smooth out the blowback operation. I use a heavier weight bolt and put a wider sleeve around the charging knob. I also did the screw replacement but that was not absolutely necessary. KTOG, mcarbo, tandemkross, and of course Kel Tec offer lots of parts and information on the fold up carbine.
There are some decent aftermarket parts available to smooth out the blowback operation. I use a heavier weight bolt and put a wider sleeve around the charging knob. I also did the screw replacement but that was not absolutely necessary. KTOG, mcarbo, tandemkross, and of course Kel Tec offer lots of parts and information on the fold up carbine.
HoCoRes
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+1 for MCARBO. They have some nice aftermarket parts for the Sub2K.
Did have. I loaded 6.0 Powerpistol behind a 125gn lead bullet for my Glocks, Sigs and Sub2000. I plan to use the same load in the CMMG Banshee that I just bought.
cstone
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I use PP for loading .40 S&W as well as .357 SIG. 155 gr and 125 gr bullets from Montana Gold respectively.
One of the best things about Glock mag PCCs like the Sub2K is the ability to pull the magazine from your pistol and run it in your carbine, IMO.
I was just reading the article in the American Rifleman on the CMMG ARs. The Radial Delayed Blowback sounds like an interesting way to deal with the need to slow the cycling of the straight blowback operation. Most of my PCCs cycling issues have been dealt with with heavier buffers.
One of the best things about Glock mag PCCs like the Sub2K is the ability to pull the magazine from your pistol and run it in your carbine, IMO.
I was just reading the article in the American Rifleman on the CMMG ARs. The Radial Delayed Blowback sounds like an interesting way to deal with the need to slow the cycling of the straight blowback operation. Most of my PCCs cycling issues have been dealt with with heavier buffers.
I just bought ordered a Cmmg Banshee 300 from Tyler's yesterday. I should have it in my hands in a couple of weeks.
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