I am looking to get a gun that I can transport on my motorcycle. I was thinking of a kel tec sub 2000. What are the pros and cons of this gun. Are they any good? I have heard kel tec makes crappy guns , but this ones seems to get good reviews. Any good / bad experiences with them?
kel tec motorcycle gun
- Thread starter welder01
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Lots of people ##### about them, but I've had good luck.
I can't say they're worth the $600 we pay for them up here, and I can't say that Vaults warranty is worth a damn, because a lot of people have had problems with them, but I like mine.
I can't say they're worth the $600 we pay for them up here, and I can't say that Vaults warranty is worth a damn, because a lot of people have had problems with them, but I like mine.
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- Steel Town and The Peg
That is exactly what I bought mine for, and to use as a range training tool. If you can find one that works well, go for it. I got unlucky. Mine has been sitting at a repair depot for almost 3 months. When they work well, owners are quite happy with them. They are very accurate, durable, and compact.
just plinking. I thought about a ruger 10/22 takedown but I already have a 10/22 standard model. really want to combine my two favorite sports. riding and shooting. The plan is to take a nice morning ride then stop at the range for some plinking. It would be nice if I didn't have to go all the way home put the bike away. load up the truck and drive to the range.
What guns are you using and how are you transporting them on your bike? I don't really feel comfortable riding with any of my rifles strapped to my back and don't really want any "extra attention" drawn to me.
- Location
- Steel Town and The Peg
I also own the Ruger 10/22 Takedown. Nice idea, and has been much more reliable that I thought. It comes in a nice travel case that you can tie down to the back of your seat, or slide into a backpack. It can probably fit in any topbox.
Moparlover
CGN frequent flyer
planning on strapping it to the forks?
Lobster_pot
CGN frequent flyer
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- On the shores of the Bay of Fundy
When folded my sub 2000 fits in a standard size backpack. Doesn't draw any attention that way. That's also how I carry it on my 4 wheeler when I'm back in the woods.
I really like mine. It's worked flawlessly and is very accurate. Also it's a blast to shoot!! Friend of mine bought one too. His has worked flawlessly as well
I see quite a few showing up on the EE for reasonable prices.
Here's mine
I really like mine. It's worked flawlessly and is very accurate. Also it's a blast to shoot!! Friend of mine bought one too. His has worked flawlessly as well
I see quite a few showing up on the EE for reasonable prices.
Here's mine
Get a hard case and just bungie cord it to the back. That's what I've done. I use 2 bungies and its never slid loose, but you could always use tie-down straps too.
I was going to suggest a G17 with a gen2 KPOS....but it appears you're looking for a non-restricted.
I also take my DA Backpacker. I've been thinking about getting the "inserts" to shot other calibers out of it but don't know how good they are.
