Mine has cut outs in the bottom of the grip to fit the glock magazines. Wish it had a bolt hold open feature after the last round has been ejected. The safety is notorious for having issues (the safety likes to work its way to engage the safety, so it could be worse). The charging handle is stiff, takes a good muscle to pull back. The grip is held together by a couple screws, the front of the grip can be pulled apart. Most owners I talk to have said as long as it is oiled it will shoot all day and with a little tweaking it shoots straight. When unfolded the barrel stays seated securely. The locking pin to keep it folded is stronger then I thought it would be. It is light, its cheap, it takes glock mags and it folds. Went to the range the first chance I got, sent about 100 rounds down range and learned a lot about my new subbie. It was on the heavier side but did feel nice.Īfter searching all the stores near me (about 15) all the dealers said " hard to find, good luck getting one." Broke down and got a used one for $550 on gunbroker about two weeks ago. Taurus released its PCC and after a day at the range with it, I liked it a lot. The CX4-Storm felt great in my hands, grouping was tight and had little recoil. The just right's are banned in Maryland so that was out for me. The Hi point's are heavy, bulky and it just didn't feel right in my hands. I wrote a tutorial here on ARFCOM that can be found HEREĪfter doing some shooting on a couple PCC I bought a sub 2k. I also took some ideas from others and came up with my own take for an awesome red dot mount that allows the weapon to still be folded in half. I decided that the rifle is finally becoming reliable, so I plan on putting it into service for the reason I originally bought it: a sneaky car gun in my small subcompact commuting car. I haven't had another FTE or FTF while shooting 147gr Speer Lawman. The combination of those two did the trick. I decided to wet-sand the bolt to a near-mirror polish, and also to shoot strictly 147gr ammo for the next 500-700 rounds. I went on the KelTecOwnersGroup Forum and found many other people who have had similar problems. I then sent it back to KelTec where it was returned to me 5 weeks later still with not much improvement. Last summer I brought it back out and was determined to get it running. The problems continued and it sat in the back of my safe a while. After a couple months they sent it back after not doing much to it. After about 500 rounds over 3 or 4 range trips the rifle started having FTEs and FTFs. I also have a Colt Factory 9mm AR, and a DDLES Glock 9mm.Īt first the Sub2K ran great straight out of the box. It's been a love-hate relationship for the last two years, but luckily it's on the upswing now. The Sub is King at what it does best but there are a lot of better choices if you are looking for burning large amounts of ammo in.your PCC. If you want a sturdy PCC that you can shoot all day in comfort there are probably better choices for just a few more dollars and that are easier to find. If you want the lightest PCC at an affordable price and being able to fold it up and put it in the average brief case or computer bag a Sub2k will fill the bill. Once I found an orginal Sub9 I sold both of my Sub2k's. My Sub is a real Sub, the original Sub9, not the Sub2000. The Kel-Tec is the lighter of the two but the TNW is built better and comes with a rail and is ready to go for an optic. I won't try to compare them as they actually are two different approaches to a similar need. My TNW is a nice take down rifle that falls in price somewhere between the JRC and the KT Sub2k. Also, it takes any standard optic you want to use. It uses AR FCG s and furniture and is one smooth shooting PCC. Durable, very accurate, and 100% reliable. For loads of shooting fun I prefer my Just Right Carbine. While some have shot thousands of rounds in theirs I will never reach that point. I don't see it as a range gun to burn up lots of ammo with. I appreciate mine for what it is and do not have unreal expectations for it. I have posted some write-ups comparing them here in the past. I have the TNW, the Just Right, and a Sub.along with some other 9mm PCC's.
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