Videos tagged with KelTec Sub2000

This video from TheFirearmGuy argues that KelTec deserves more respect for its significant contributions to firearm innovation. The host highlights how KelTec pioneered concepts like the subcompact double-stack 9mm with the P11 and the 'backpack gun' with the Sub2000, predating popular models from other manufacturers by decades. The P3AT is credited with revolutionizing pocket carry, and the P17 is praised for its exceptional value in the .22 LR market.

This video details several firearms that have been subject to voluntary recalls due to safety defects, including issues with firing pins, fire control groups, barrel integrity, and hammer quality. These recalls have significantly impacted the marketability and consumer trust in affected models, highlighting the importance of manufacturer accountability and consumer awareness in the firearms industry.

This video reviews the 10 best firearms available for under $400, focusing on reliability and value for self-defense, home defense, and range use. It covers a range of pistols, carbines, and shotguns, highlighting key features like capacity, ergonomics, and trigger quality. Notable mentions include the Keltec Sub2000 for portability, the PSA Rock 5.7 for its caliber, and the S&W M&P 2.0 Series as the top overall pick for its balance of performance and price.

This video introduces the new KelTec Sub2000 Gen3 chambered in 10mm. The title suggests a direct comparison to the popular 9mm version, implying that the 10mm variant offers similar functionality with the added power of the larger caliber. The content will likely cover the features of the Gen3 model, its performance in 10mm, and how it stacks up against its 9mm predecessor, making it a relevant watch for those interested in compact pistol-caliber carbines.

This video details 10 firearms the reviewer regrets purchasing, highlighting significant issues with reliability, ergonomics, and value. Guns like the Ruger LC Carbine 5.7 and Springfield Saint Victor are criticized for underperformance and malfunctions. Even popular platforms like the Sig P320 and Glock 28 are mentioned as disappointments due to specific model flaws or design choices.

This video discusses the Franklin Armory "Twisty Carbine," a firearm that has garnered attention. It also touches upon legal and political aspects related to gun rights, including challenges to the National Firearms Act (NFA) and opinions from law enforcement figures regarding gun control. The description links to various firearm-related companies, advocacy groups, and news articles covering these topics, suggesting a focus on both firearms themselves and the broader context of gun ownership and legislation.

This video reviews five firearms the host personally dislikes, focusing on ergonomics, value, and performance compared to alternatives. Criticisms range from the KelTec Sub2000's poor ergonomics and trigger to the Sig P320's high bore axis and reliability issues. Alternatives are suggested for each firearm, offering better value or performance.

The Keltec Sub2000 Gen 3 offers significant upgrades over the Gen 2, including a twisting barrel mechanism that allows for optic-compatible folding and full Picatinny rails. It features an ambidextrous bolt lock, improved trigger, and M-LOK slots. The Gen 3 is designed to be optic and suppressor-ready, addressing common user requests.

This video showcases the first shots fired with the new KelTec Sub2000 Gen 3. The creator expresses excitement about the improvements made to this generation of the firearm. The description includes multiple links for further information on the KELTEC, supporting the channel via Patreon, following the creator on Instagram, visiting their website for reviews, and contacting them for collaboration opportunities. Additional links are provided for YouTube channel memberships and Twitch streaming.

The KelTec Sub2000 Gen 3 introduces a new folding mechanism allowing optics to remain mounted, but suffers from significant reliability issues with spent casings jamming. While accuracy at 35 yards is good, the ergonomics, including a short grip and uncomfortable stock, are criticized. The reviewer questions if it's a true improvement over previous generations or competitors like the Smith & Wesson FPC.

This video demonstrates the Kel-Tec Sub2000 Gen 3 paired with a Dead Air Wolfman suppressor. The demonstration highlights the firearm's ability to fold with accessories attached and its suppressed sound signature during live fire at an outdoor range. The 9mm PCC proved effective on steel targets.

This video features the KelTec Sub2000 Gen3, identified by its title and hashtags. It appears to be a review or showcase of the firearm, with mentions of "prepper" and "pewpew" suggesting a focus on preparedness and firearm enthusiasm. The description includes links to the creator's various social media platforms and a website for potential sponsorships, indicating a strong online presence and content creation focus. Production notes highlight professional editing and filming equipment, including Apple Final Cut Pro X and Panasonic cameras, suggesting a high-quality production value. The video is explicitly stated to be for educational and entertainment purposes, filmed in a safe and regulated environment, potentially on a Law Enforcement range under supervision.