, but i was just starting to save for a Panther Arms DPMS Oracle .5.56/.223 rem for $500 sold locally to have a semi-auto rifle. I currently have a Savage Axis in .223 Rem thats very accurate & im very happy with it, although its a bolt gun.
itll take me a while to save up for it as im on a tight budget And being a bit "disabled" with alot of medical bills, although i do work full time, above minimum wage, in a job i love very much and do not take public assistance.
i would leave it open sites, but would still have to pay about $100 for Magpul open sights as it doesnt come with them.
This weekend i went to the gun show here and saw a Kel-Tech Sub 2000 folding "sub"-rifle in 9MM for about $350 - $375, i had completely forgotten about these little guys!
https://www.keltecweapons.com/rifles/sub-2000
This little rifle would be compact and light but give me a seemingly decent little rifle to throw lead down range. i will need a semi-auto centerfire in the coming months as i may be traveling and this would be small enough to pack away out of sight AND i could afford one before i leave. I do have questions about my situation though if you guys could help me out please?
- is this a reliable shooter that doesnt jam?
- i was thinking of the one that takes the Smith & Wesson M&P mags for lower cost, but can i get 20 - 30 round mags for this or will i need to go with the Glock mags model?
- is this Kel-tech accurate out to where? 75? 100 yards?
- how much power are we talking about out to 75/100 yards with 9 MM (i shoot 115 grn out of my old Ruger pistol)
- i like the thought of having my savage bolt gun for long range accuracy & at the same time carrying a small semi-auto for up close or emergency "combat" (quick follow-up shots, etc), would you be comfortable using this rifle like this, to fit this nitch?
- any other info would be greatly appreciated!
AR-15 or Kel Tech Sub 2000 9MM?
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