just looked at a kel-tec SUB 2000 in 9mm. Does anyone have any good or bad reviews or opinions on them?

Question

I can't say I have any 'practical' use for one, but it does look like fun.

Answer 1

For what they are, a foldup 9mm carbine that takes Glock HiCap magazines, they are fun. Not much practical about them except as maybe a camp or backpacker gun. They're accurate enough at 25 yards, 50 yards too but nothing to brag about. They have a great service warranty, if you even need it. Are there better 9mm carbines out there? You betcha, are there worse ones? Yup, there sure are. KelTec has come a long way in overall quality, I bought one of their PLR's a while back, it's still trouble free. If you're looking for a fun little 9mm carbine that won't break the bank, the KelTec 2000 is the way to go, it's cheaper than the beretta, and better made than the HiPoint carbine, and it's easier to find than a Marlin camp carbine, and cheaper than one too.

Answer 2

fun gun. Never any problems, beside a jam or two.(Dirty gun, just clean) Great concealment. Unexpectedly accurate. Get a pre-ban glock mag. in 30 round. Consider adding a laser sight.

Tons of fun for target shooting. Practical use, limited to home defense, and because semi cannot use to hunt (least where i am)
but is accurate enough to use on game.

Answer 3

I have a Kel-tec P-11 and am well satisfied with quality and dependability; in fact I owned one previously and my sister talked me out of it, so I had to buy another one as I wasn't sleeping well without it under my pillow.

Answer 4

i love mine, i have had it about 3 years now and put about 3000 rounds through it, mine is a .40 s&w, but i did have a problem with the bolt handle bending, simply from wear, and that kinda made me mad, but other than that i love it, but hey if you get it the first thing you gotta do is go get a 30 round glock magazine for it, now thats fun!

Answer 5

They are fun, and a good value for money. I have shot only 2, but they both worked reliably.