KelTec for hunting

[cash_tx]

Just saw this on Facebook, and I thought it was a joke for a minute. Turns out this is a legit ad. To each their own, I suppose.

 

[Kevin Peacocke]

Hmmmm, I wonder what proportion of the hunting community prefer this over blue steel and walnut, it would be interesting to know.

 

[Tundra Tiger]

I did not get it for hunting, but I did just buy a Sub 2000; it's still in the mail on the way to me. I've wanted one for a while and think it'll be fun.

 

[Tundra Tiger]

And @kevin ... give me blued steel and wood every day of the week. Well, that and my stainless/laminate MXLR.

 

[FlowHamed18]

Hmmmm, I wonder what proportion of the hunting community prefer this over blue steel and walnut, it would be interesting to know.

As far as I experienced it: Usually young, rich Hipsters who played to much war video games and think it's cool to look like a special forces member while hunting...
Of course they can't really handle any weapons in real life and won't hit a door with a shot, but hey - at least they look cool...

Of course such rifles can be fun and are quite reliable in the right hands...

 

[Silvine]

I've not fired these rifles but I don't imagine there would be anything wrong with them. I've always liked keltec. My PF9 didn't seem to handle my preferred 9mm which is the 147 grain but to be fair, it's probably not intended for such a load anyhow. I'd say lead flying down range is a good thing, who cares what's stamped on the receiver.

 

[freefall]

If they made a Sub2K in 10mm I'd probably buy one.
But not for hunting.