[10MMGary]

As one of those mentioned in the title I am curious as to their experience firing the Sub2000 and the case ejection in particular.

 

[KeithC]

I shoot the Sub-2000 left-handed. I don't get hit with any spent cases; however, I do get crap blown into my right cheek and the right side of my forehead when shoot the gun. Shot a carbine match yesterday with the Sub-2000, and really didn't notice it. Guess I was too focused on the targets and trying to go fast. But it is very noticeable when I'm just casually shooting the gun. I wear shooting glasses whenever I shoot any gun. I would NOT shoot the Sub-2000 left-handed without glasses on. Overall, the gun is shootable for a lefty. But you will likely get some crap impacting the right side of your face. I can put up with that because the gun is so unique and fun to shoot.

 

[Artofgolf]

I shoot the Sub-2000 left-handed....likely get some crap impacting the right side of your face. I can put up with that because the gun is so unique and fun to shoot.

Welcome to the KTOG, KeithC

Along the line of your post, there is a brass-catcher that snaps-on to the S2K that may be helpful for lefties. AoG

Here's a link: http://www.thektog.org/forum/f85/s2k-g2-brass-catcher-265753/index2.html#post2384591

 

[ottergt]

As a lefty I haven't noticed anything in the way of debris or gases to the face shooting leftie from the bench. I also have had no issues with he mag release either (no accidental releases). However I do use a Hogue handall grip sleeve which just barely covers one corner of the back side of the catch. This may provide a minor amount of resistance against accidently pushing the release.

 

[MAJ Fury]

I also shoot lefty and no problems with brass, just some gases. I shoot the .40.

 

[okstatefan]

As has already been mentioned, I get a little gas to the face but never any brass.

 

[Gooman18]

Also get gas and crud flying back at me. I counter it by placing my left thumb up, works pretty well.

 

[10MMGary]

Shot one today & it was not lefty friendly in my situation/opinion. I will be leaving mine in the box until selling it at the next Lakeland FL. collectors show. I already have a dedicated Glock mag 11.5 inch AR pistol with a KAK Shockwave pistol stabilizer and don't have gas crud or brass hitting me. I really like the KelTec concept but it just not doable for my needs. Thanks for the replies and maybe a KelTec shotgun is in my future.

 

[Magnum44]

Only shot a couple hundred rounds of 9mm through mine so far. Haven't really noticed any flack in the face yet but I also wear glasses full time and I enjoy shooting mine and will keep it.

 

[Hamish]

As I mounted my micro red dot 45* offset, I end up with crud on my right side chest, have subconsciously noted being hit by empties a few times. A deflector was mentioned earlier in the thread, anyone have a link?

 

[Artofgolf]

... A deflector was mentioned earlier in the thread, anyone have a link?

The link for the brass catcher https://elmfg.com/orderformdiscount.html
(for the S2K - #143)

 

[Hamish]

Thanks Aog,

https://elmfg.com/store/brasscatcher.html#_143

That's quite a contraption to be hanging off of an S2K,,,,,,,

Maybe I'll try to cobble up something along the lines of a Remington 552 deflector.

 

[Artofgolf]

Thanks Aog,...That's quite a contraption to be hanging off of an S2K,,,,,,,...

Yep, good for collecting those happy-stick rapid-fire or drum dumps. It would be nice to see a deflector-only variant for southpaws. AoG