POTD: Suppressed SBR Takedown Kel-Tec Sub2000

Nicholas C
by Nicholas C

There is a lot going on with this Kel-Tec Sub2000 Gen 2. First it is a modified version that is now a takedown model. While not approved by Kel-Tec and would certainly void any warranty, it is an interesting design. While the concept of a takedown is intriguing on other guns and practical for some cases, it does not seem to be necessary for the Sub2000. The Sub2000 folds in half and is very compact. So having a removable barrel seems superfluous unless you are testing many different barrels on the same gun.

This barrel has been cut down and suppressed. If you notice the length is now the same as a factory barrel Sub2K. Unfortunately it loses its ability to fold and lock due to the handguard design and all the accessories on it.

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  • Ghost930 Ghost930 on Jun 30, 2016

    A lot of people pooh-poohing this gun. Why? First reason for it, as someone else pointed out, it allows you to keep an optic attached without some whizzo revolving mount. Two, it allows for separation and storage of the two sections in opposing pockets of say a pretty small back pack or even messenger type bag or sling bag. Most importantly.................It's his freaking rifle, and he can modify it any way he wants to, for what ever purpose he intended, and it's actually fairly well done, and fairly innovative in some aspects. Why do some of you paint your guns camo, when you never go anywhere but the range? Because you want to. Nuff said.

  • William Elliott William Elliott on Jul 05, 2016

    now if they'd just make one in a hot little cartridge like the 22 tcm-r
    Just thinking outside the box [IE poor man's P90]

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