For a Kel-Tec Sub-2000. We’ve said it before: the Sub-2000 is an excellent home defense weapon, especially for smaller-framed people (i.e. many women) and the elderly. It’s light and easy to aim; easier than a handgun and a lot easier than a shotgun. There’s minimal recoil. 9mm bullets are relatively cheap (encourages practice). You can fold the Sub-2000 for easy storage and extra safety (you can lock it into the folded position). It’s not as deafening as a shotgun. And it accepts all Glock magazines, including ones that hold 30 or more rounds. Why would you need so many bullets for a home defense carbine?
Because you might miss and there might be more than one bad guy (three assailants would yield ten bullets per perp).
Also, expecting a non-combat trained defender to carry and then change magazines mid-fight is ludicrous. And no one ever ended an armed confrontation saying “Damn! I wish I’d had less bullets!”
Wait. Is that one reason or a few?
I want one. A Kel-Tec Sub2000. And several magazines. Think you could score one for me at the SHOT Show? Pretty please?
I like mine (now). Out of the box it was unshootable. Failure to load, failure to fire. Sent it back to Kel-tec. It now shoots fine.
I have the one for Glock mags in 9mm.
HEY GUYS its going to hit the fan maybe tomorrow maybe next year nobody should talk stuff for people being ready I am 52 with cancer and will do andhave any supplies they need say I am crazy kinda of stupid Everyone has the right to defend their family I say buy a pistol and a carbine rifle same ammo less to carry Iam not being stupid shooting zombies but protect you and your family and always remember be safe tomorrow another day never know whats going to happen good luck
Silly Bobby.
Ive been seriously shooting 1911’s since 1980. Originally in .45 ACP but in competition the 38 Super and 9mm win out for various reasons, and the double stack 2011 is a handy little piece with up to 29 rounds in the big stick.
But I see they don’t qualify in your book because they are ‘odd’.
Somethin (or somebody) is odd here, but maybe not the gun or caliber in question.
~ John