My favorite carbine. Folds in half to fit in a backpack. 9MM with a 30 round mag. Kel-Tec Sub 2000.
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AZMike
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These PCC's shoot like a .22 even my .45 acp Barretta
AZMike
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This Ruger PC breaks in half
Yeah, those are ok. But what you absolutely don't want is the subcompact Kel-Tec 9mm. Nice and light, but kick like a mule. My son got one at a crazy good price. After one magazine, we knew why it was so cheap. He sold it for what he bought it for the next day.
Their double magazine shotgun is the same way: too light for the loads it's shooting and is n to fun to shoot.
They still are!.22s used to be the cheap fun way to practice shooting. It's still fun.
First time I ever heard this. I've shot several hundred rounds through it and haven't noticed any excessive kick. It's a lot heaver than a 9mm pistol and has two places to hold it. I don't know???
Boris
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I’m curious, what makes a gun a carbine?
AZMike
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A Carbine is generally considered a light weight rifle with a shorter barrel. A PCC or pistol cartridge carbine uses pistol rounds.
Boris
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Thanks Mike.
This is the pistol I'm talking about. Apparently, it's discontinued.
This is the shotgun I'm talking about:
Yes sir, a compact 9mm is going to have a little bite to it, especially if you are using some hot ammo.
This is what I'm talking about, It's a 9mm carbine rifle. Very little kick to it.
Yes. those are great. They'd fit fine in a saddlebag or backpack when traveling.
Target practice today. CZ chambered in .45.
Ammo got even more expensive, box of 50 for €24,50. Still had a good time.
Ammo got even more expensive, box of 50 for €24,50. Still had a good time.
Absolutely!
tntmo
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Beautiful stock, mine is not quite as nice. Yours looks a bit different as well, I have a different trigger guard, safety, and the front sight looks different?
This one was my Dad's. I wish he was around to tell me more about it. It's a shortened "tanker" model. It's been sitting in his gun closet for the last 50+ years.
Apparently it's a winter safety. Easier to manipulate with gloves on.
Apparently it's a winter safety. Easier to manipulate with gloves on.
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