This is what I've been waiting for!
https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/ke...3g&utm_campaign=/blog/kel-tec-shot-show-2016/
https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/ke...3g&utm_campaign=/blog/kel-tec-shot-show-2016/
KEL-TEC ANNOUNCES MULTI-MAG SUB 2000!
- Thread starter blankford
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Yoshi
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I've never been a fan of Kel-Tec aesthetics, but this is neat in an ugly sort of way. 
pwoolford
AR15's make me :-)
I'd love to have the M&P version of the Sub2k! I'm guessing the odds of actually finding one are similar to the recent powerball or being struck by lightning though.
Don't know about a battle rifle with hunting rifle ergonomics...
Its just a variant for those in "communist" states. They're still making the regular rdb.
Well, wait a second. You could already switch the Sub-2000 between 92 and 226 mags by just swapping the mag catch (incidentally, that sold for $10). While I applaud the marketing maneuver, it's not really a new product. If they had it so you could swap the entire grip to/from Glock mags, yeah, that would be pretty awesome... but I don't think that's what they did.
I am also not impressed by the KSG-NR... NFA KSGs are really not hard to get, and part of the charm of the KSG was always the large mag capacity. If they had finally come out with the alternating feed version of the KSG, that would have been huge news... makes me wonder why they didn't.
I am also not impressed by the KSG-NR... NFA KSGs are really not hard to get, and part of the charm of the KSG was always the large mag capacity. If they had finally come out with the alternating feed version of the KSG, that would have been huge news... makes me wonder why they didn't.
I know the gen1 was like that, it did it remain that easy to swap with the gen2?
True..... I had not thought about it.
XDM mags fit pretty well in a SUB 2K that uses glock mags. I think it would be possible to add an additional mag catch notch on the Xdm mag in the glock position. I never went as far as to try adding the notch. have a glock and plenty of glock mags but the geometry of the 2 are really close.
redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
I believe so but it doesn't apply to the Glock compatible version.
Ah yes, that's the difference.
This one won't change from Glock mags to M&P mags or vica versa, either.
Speaking of which, if someone designed a handgun that could use multiple kinds of mags with no mag catch switching, that would be pretty neat.
Speaking of which, if someone designed a handgun that could use multiple kinds of mags with no mag catch switching, that would be pretty neat.
jasonk1229
Ultimate Member
why are they building state compliant guns when you cant even find their normal stuff
Right, new stuff you can't even get current stuff.
RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
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Because they have changed their production method. New molding methods, for the polymer parts, require less time to produce each firearm. They no longer need to hand tool and trim every individual piece as it leaves the mold. The increase in production is expected to remedy the production lag problem. The new stuff will actually be easier to get because of this.
redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
Well in that case nothing is new. The Gen 1 has that capability too. Other than the Glock model.
I've seen plenty of KSGs around, and a quick check on teh Gunbrokerz reveals RFBs at < $1500. I think they're getting a handle on the production issues.
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
Will these new rifles be made of unobtainium too?
