Kel-Tec

KelTec’s new Sub2000 Gen3 is such an upgrade that they are completely discontinuing the Gen 2 version. And the changes are not subtle.

As much as I like tinkering with my guns, there are very few times where an upgrade performs better than I ever expected. A little company called MCarbo produces some of the most innovative additions and add ons for a variety of firearms. My particular interest in their products boils down to the SUB2000.

The P17 is fun, it’s very useful, and at a price that is near unbelievable. This is one I can highly recommend. Get yours while the getting is good.

Part range toy, part serious business, the P50 looks to take a new place in the shooting space.

Called the P17 for its capacity, the little pistol holds an impressive 16+1 rounds of .22 Long Rifle with flush-fitting magazines.

At range day, Kel-Tec drew quite the crowd with their new guns. Of the new ones, the KS7 was one of the most popular. This variant of the KSG is basically the same bullpup shotgun that we love, but with a single magazine tube and a carry handle/sight. I had the opportunity to shoot the KS7 at the range and I can testify that it is as awesome as you would hope.

Kel-Tec’s new CP33 is a quad stacked 22lr handgun that is made specifically with accuracy and quantity in mind. This makes for a great shooting experience.

Why do we die-hard gun nerds do what we do? Sure, we pontificate about self-defense applications, civil unrest, and the pending end of the world. But what really is it that drives this preoccupation we all seem to have with cool dangerous toys that are sleek, black, and oily? I would assert that despite our [...]

I am not generally a fan of bullpup designs, it is just not my flavor. I understand many people are, and for a variety of reasons. Some just like that they are different. Some like the full-length barrel in a compact package, also a valid point. Some like the concept of a rifle that handles like an SBR, without the need for tax stamps. I get that too. The soldier in me just can’t get behind it though. I see bullpups as a novelty, but not a replacement for rifles. I don’t care if the Brits carry them, they also sip tea. I’ll take tactical advice from the Redcoats the day I am wearing a toe tag.