My dad just bought a Sub2000 we broke it in with 200 rounds of 9mm 124grain swiss raug had 4 failures to eject shooting the first 100 im thinking just a break in issue?? I think its way overpriced for what it is, you can buy a CZ858 for the same price! and its 10 times the gun. but the folding feature is really nice and ten round glock mags is a huge plus its a ideal backpack gun,, what they sell for in the US $350 is good deal! but $650 here not cool,, i would only like to pay $500 for one here, i understand it costs more to import them here and making a canadian length barrel .. oh well
No SUB-2000 reviews?
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I've got a glock 9mm Sub 2000 and I like it a lot. I expected it to have performance comparable to my SKS but it actually is far more accurate, with WAY nicer sights. I love having a pistol and a carbine that run on the same mags. Its a riot at the range. Mine runs like a top. No stoppages or anything wierd at all. And the way it folds makes the gun super easy to clean. My only complaint is against myself in that I go through ammo so fast now!
There are only two drawbacks I can see in the gun.
The first is that with no drop at the comb, you really have to hug in tight on the gun to get a proper sight picture. Nine times out of ten, this isnt an issue, but every now and then I find myself spending more time than I would like in getting on target. Practice should fix this.
The second drawback is that it can be hard to #### for some people. I am not small or frail and at times it can be a bastard to pull that charging handle back. My wife can't do it readily. The solution is that she swaps mags after the 9th shot.
For range/target use its a riot. I intend to try it on the gopher patch some day too. Its more than accurate enough at distances I can use iron sights on gophers.
But I hope people don't intend to use this thing as a bear gun. I do not know of any 9mm ammo that is up to that task, regardless of barrel length. I have tried reloading for this gun and while I can drive some bullets pretty fast compared to what my Glock will do, its still a little underpowered for my tastes.
There are only two drawbacks I can see in the gun.
The first is that with no drop at the comb, you really have to hug in tight on the gun to get a proper sight picture. Nine times out of ten, this isnt an issue, but every now and then I find myself spending more time than I would like in getting on target. Practice should fix this.
The second drawback is that it can be hard to #### for some people. I am not small or frail and at times it can be a bastard to pull that charging handle back. My wife can't do it readily. The solution is that she swaps mags after the 9th shot.
For range/target use its a riot. I intend to try it on the gopher patch some day too. Its more than accurate enough at distances I can use iron sights on gophers.
But I hope people don't intend to use this thing as a bear gun. I do not know of any 9mm ammo that is up to that task, regardless of barrel length. I have tried reloading for this gun and while I can drive some bullets pretty fast compared to what my Glock will do, its still a little underpowered for my tastes.
