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- Sault Ste. Marie
I want to know from people who have owned both rifle what you think of each and which you found best.
Looking for people who have owned a JR carbine AND sub2000 Both
- Thread starter TheManInBlack
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slowpoke55
CGN Regular
I have owned both a JR carbine and sub2K in 9mil . Both took Glock mags.
I sold the JR and bought a Theuron in 9mil.
I still have the sub2k.
That said I do not think the JR carbine and sub2K are easy rifles to compare?
If only because the best feature of the sub2k is that if folds in half ( IMHO).
I sold the JR and bought a Theuron in 9mil.
I still have the sub2k.
That said I do not think the JR carbine and sub2K are easy rifles to compare?
If only because the best feature of the sub2k is that if folds in half ( IMHO).
IHMO they are like Apples and Oranges. In 9mm, both will be more affordable to shoot...
I think if you want an accurate, sturdy, AR "style" ambidextrous non-restricted black rifle, with quad rails, custom options, and apparently great customer service, check out the JR.
If you want a compact LIGHT backpack plinker, with potentially iffy sights, but a fun little unit for plinking, camping, or maybe security use, check out the Sub 2k.
I like both a lot, for entirely different reasons. At the range, people generally wanted to know exactly what the JR is (more than a few times), and think the Sub 2000 is a pellet gun and not a real firearm.
I think if you want an accurate, sturdy, AR "style" ambidextrous non-restricted black rifle, with quad rails, custom options, and apparently great customer service, check out the JR.
If you want a compact LIGHT backpack plinker, with potentially iffy sights, but a fun little unit for plinking, camping, or maybe security use, check out the Sub 2k.
I like both a lot, for entirely different reasons. At the range, people generally wanted to know exactly what the JR is (more than a few times), and think the Sub 2000 is a pellet gun and not a real firearm.
