KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Gen 2 M-SERIES 9mm For Sale

I have a cmmg banshee 9mm 5inch barrel and a Daniel Defense Carbine that I just sold, the MCARBO Version of the keltech sub2000 takes are just as as good as those two carbines to me, with a 16inch barrel maybe a little better. I've not had one failure to feed, or issue with my Mcarbo Sub2000 and I've had it over a year with at least 4500 rds thru it. If you want a serious self defense weapon invest in the MCARBO Sub2000 series. The base model keltech is ok, but it's a plinker, Mcarbo makes this gun a competition carbine, and again a serious self defense weapon that you could go to battle with if need be.

 

I'm only recently getting into shooting and such and this seemed like the right initial choice to make to move up from a 9mm pistol. I've only been out once but the carbine itself is just as advertised. I found it fit me well and with blended lenses/glasses, it allowed me to position myself to better sight the targets. The optic mound is great but I haven't shot it enough to know about the optic staying sighted but once locked in the firing position, it appears to be a solid attachment. All the other M*CARBO upgrades just made the unit that much more attractive and functional for a novice.

I have borrowed a stock Sub2k many times at the range and after getting my M Series I can say that it is nowhere close to the same gun. The three things that stood out to me are....less recoil, WAY better trigger, & better rear sight. I am stacking dimes with this thing! Supporting the company also was important because of the Veterans working there. Thanks M*CARBO!

I bought the fully upgraded version in G17. Had it driving nails at 100 yards with cheap ammo, having chosen the notch sight option, I'm thinking I would have preferred the peep sight, but with the optic mount, the SIG Romeo5 works great so iron sights aren't that big a deal. Shoots well with both, easy to flip the Romeo out of the way if you want to go iron. I was having a situation where there was some gas discharging through the trigger assembly and blackening my finger and thumb. I'm assuming because of the breakdown seams. Not a huge issue if you clean it good. Ran 600 rounds of Magtech brass through it right out of the box with only 2 jams. (Probably due to the cheap ammo. No misfires. ProMag makes a 32 round clip that ran great. Overall, a ton of fun to shoot and had everyone wanting a turn. Very solid for a backpack gun, just be careful of knocking the sight against anything, it does stick out a bit when folded. I'm very happy with it so far. Love the flat trigger and the extended mag release. The little things make it. Thanks guys for making a solid product

     

It's working well so far, and fun to shoot. Never tried a stock Sub2000, but was interested in getting one. Glad I stumbled upon this upgraded version. I likely would have done some, if not all, of the upgrades if I got a stock model anyway. I like the trigger and peace of mind knowing some parts have been replaced with more durable ones (especially the feed ramp). I did order a notch sight for mine, but instead it came with a peep sight. But I think I might actually like the peep better. I thought the peep hole was going to be too small and make sight acquisition slower, but it's actually very comfortably sized and I can pull up the sights very quickly so I'll keep it as is. Did have one light strike at the range out of a few hundred rounds, but it could have been the cheap target ammo. I'm happy with it, and someone at the range even asked about it. Just wish there were other colors.

Just received my Sub 2kM and ran a few hundred rounds through it. Took it straight to the range, pulled it out of the box, grabbed some loaded magazines out of my Glock pouch and started shooting. No hiccups with its operation but my head requires some contortion to use the flip up sights. Problem should be fixed with the flip up optic mount and my Holosun. Otherwise M*Carbos improvements seem to work well with the weapon. I’ve never used a factory Sub 2k so I can’t speak to the differences but this particular gun shoots well and pleasantly. A load of fun and I foresee lots of use as it’s going to be my Gator gun (as in John Deere Gator).

I have shot the regular kelltech sub2000 and it was nothing to write home about. But I looked at the reviews from M -Carbo and others on you tube and took a chance buying M- Carbo Keltech Sub2000. And boy what a difference, it feels so much more premium than the standard keltech they feel cheap. My M-Carbo version cost me about 1200 and I pretty have every upgrade to it and it's beautiful, best 1200 I've spent on a carbine thus far. Got it to replace the banshee 9mm I sold, wanted something that give me more velocity and a little bigger. M-Carbo did a great job upgrading the keltech sub2000. Like the saying goes, You get what you pay for.

 

I’ve put about 200 rounds through it so far, and am very impressed. It fires smoothly and the sights were remarkably accurate right out the gate. The rear sight was not properly operating, but still functioned with help, so I manually reinstalled it and applied Loctite as recommended and it’s perfect now. The sight mount is awesome, though I wish it would collapse down closer to the body of the rifle when the rifle is collapsed, but it works perfectly. Trigger was smooth as silk, recoil was minimal, and the handling and comfort overall made for an excellent rifle. They even attached the qd sling mount for me ahead of time, which I thoroughly appreciated.