I've always wanted to customize mine, but only to change out a few basic parts that would enhance my overall shooting experience with the carbine. I've seen SUB-2000s with insane $1000 plus customization packages applied to them. Like most guns, there are always customizations and add-ons that can make your SUB-2000 uniquely yours.
Some guns are just fun to shoot and the SUB-2000 is one of those fun guns you can look forward to getting out on the range. Much more accurate than if I tried shooting the Glock 17 at that distance. It's been 100% reliable and reasonably accurate out to 50 yards. I have thoroughly enjoyed the SUB-2000 ownership experience since adding it to the collection. I had no problem tracking down the carbine at a local dealer. Since I owned a Glock 17, it was logical that I should buy the Glock 9mm pattern SUB-2000 so I could use the Glock 17 magazines in the SUB-2000 Carbine. My pistol caliber carbine interest was fueled again. The appreciation for the idea remained strong, but I gave up on the active pursuit.Īfter purchasing a Kel-Tec P-32, I started hanging around the KTOG Forum and learned about the SUB-2000 9mm carbine. I prowled a few gun shows hoping to spot one for sale, but I never found one. This was all back in the early 1990's before on-line auction sites and the ready access to discontinued firearms we all enjoy today.
44 Magnum carbine by the time I learned that it existed. 44 Magnum revolver, but Ruger had discontinued the. At the time, I just acquired a beautiful used Smith and Wesson 629. I've always liked the concept of a pistol caliber carbine ever since someone told me about the Ruger.
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