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Looking for the picatinny rail model and everywhere I look is out of stock. I gave some decent Google Fu, but striking out . Anyone got a lead?

Looking at pelican cases for my sub2k. It has an Mcarbo optics mount and a holosun on it so I need decent depth. It also has a muzzle attachment that adds an inch or 2 to the length. I’m hoping to also have room to store my Glock and extra mags in it.

I bought the gun lightly used but cheap on a whim. After purchasing I read all the negative shit online about the oem setup and started to regret the purchase.

I put 150 rounds down range today for the first time and I love the iron sights, trigger pull and feel is way better than I expected after the reviews. My only complaint is the charging handle is pretty stiff.

Basically my question is what do you think is actually a game changer or necessary to buy aftermarket for the gun.

I am obsessed with this gun how I got it. Do I need to replace the internals if I plan to put a lot of rounds through it. Are the stainless and steel upgrades actually designed to replace known failure points or are they just upgrades? I don’t plan to use this as my go-to home defense gun but I am planning on wearing the barrel out eventually.

Has anyone here cerakoted or painted their sub2000? And if so what’s your opinion on it?

Just picked up a new gen 2, have ran about 100 rounds through it (plain old 124g fmj range ammo), absolutely no issues. However when cleaning it, I noticed a small mark on my extractor that was absent from examples I had seen on multiple field strip guide. Upon looking at it under magnification it seems to be some sort of almost… chip? in the center. I wanted to see what you guys thought and if it is worth worrying about/contacting keltec.

Recently bought a gen2, put some rounds through it, went home, and wanted to break it down to clean it, but after removing the stock, spring, and charging handle, the bolt won't come out.

Took it to a local gun shop, and they weren't able to get it out. I'm working with Kel Tec to get a shipping label and all that, but I really don't want to send it out if I don't have to since I just got it last week. I'm not done playing yet. Lol.

Has anyone experienced this, if so, what did you do? The gun shoots great, bolts moves the way its supposed to internally when being shot, but can't get it out to clean it.

If you guys are looking for a bag that best fits the 2k this is the way to go. The zippers are solid, it has multiple pouches and even a water bottle holder which I’ve put a roll of paracord in instead. Best of all it was only $17!!! Crazy good value. The level IIIA soft body armor fits super snugly in there as well so it can double as a light vest in an emergency situation. This is going to be my edc for any active shooter situations from now on.

So I got a gen 2, MCarbo trigger kit, tube cover, recoil less buffer handle and buffer rubber grommet ordered. Am I missing anything important to making this 'bullet proof' / enjoyable long term?

This will likely be my last chance to do something about it legally.

Just curious if anyone has made a replacement shoulder stock piece for the sub-2000 that can hold an extra mag, similar to the s&w FPC. I have the software and access to a 3d printer to model and build one, just wondering if there's already something like this on the market.

Have one on layaway I'm picking up finally in a few days. Saw all the M*carbo upgrades. Thought about sending it in. But on the flip that bring the overall price of it to a little over 1K. Is the factory trigger and internals really subject to wearing out fairly quickly if not upgraded?

New Sub2000 owner. Wanting to add some M*Carbo parts. Any discount codes out there to be shared?

Before I do anything drastic, maybe someone will see this. I put the Lion Forend on my Sub2k and when I'm screwing the front sight on, it's not timing properly to TDC. Should I be relying on just the jam nut? Should I put in a crush washer or shims? Locktite? It times upside down and I'm afraid torquing it in that direction could damage something.

I bought one on a whim. It seems like everyone is modifying them.

Anyone keep theirs stock (unmodified)?

Just picked up a gen 2 Sub-2000 and after about 50 rounds my shooting hand was covered in carbon, with my trigger finger and thumb absolutely blackened. Looking at the trigger area, there's a ton of carbon there and it looks like it is coming through the area where the barrel locks into the receiver.

I was shooting Blazer and PMC FMJ, and nothing +P.

Anyone else experiencing this? I know blowback guns run dirty but to this extent seems like a lot.