Bought a Kel Tec Sub2000

[soonerfan85]

Fun guns. Mine is a 40 S&W and takes the Glock mags. Load up a couple of 32rounders and you can make swiss cheese out of a target pretty quickly. Picked it up from a local a couple of years ago for $200.

People bitch about the sights, but I've found mine to be pretty darn accurate at 25 yds all things considered. The sights can be a real PITA to adjust though, so I mounted a Crimson Trace universal laser sight to mine. Sure is fun to shoot around dusk. So far I have shot around 400 rounds through mine without a hickup. Best part is she really seems to like the Winchester bulk ammo from WM. I love a cheap date.

 

[bigfatdave]

so I mounted a Crimson Trace universal laser sight to mine.

How'd you mount it?
The little bitty stub of rail on the fore-end seemed silly, although I've never seen that particular accessory in person. Mounting a laaaaaaazor might make it worth it to go back to the full size fore-end, if the mount is sturdy anough.

 

[soonerfan85]

I used the little stubby KelTec mount.

The only downside is once I sighted it in at 15yds, I had to revert back to the open sights for anything past 20 yds. I guess using the factory mount puts the laser too low in relation to the barrel so that moving out past 15yds really throws the POI off. I'll try and remember to post a photo later tonight. Still fun, just have to hold my fire until the zombies get within 15 yds.

Seriously thinking about trying it on my M&P .40, but would probably have similar issues with it too.

 

[soonerfan85]

The Sub 2000 with Crimson Trace Universal Laser.




Closeup of laser showing the little Keltec rail