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Finally got my Kel-Tec Sub 2000 Gen 2 9mm to the range yesterday. It performed flawlessly with factory 115gr, 124gr, and 124gr commercial reloads. I only fired it at 25yds. It was just a shakedown trip for it after all. Grouping was good with all ammo. It was shooting about 4" low and 4" left but I neglected to bring the manual and didn't remember how to adjust sights, so just used "Kentucky windage" and elevation? with good results. I have the AR 15 sight tool which works perfect on the Sub 2000 sights. I've made a few adjustments at home so we'll see how it goes next trip.
As has been noted repeatedly, to get a good sight picture with the factory sight requires an uncomfortable, forced cheek weld.
Have any of you replaced the factory rear sight on the Sub 2000 with the McCarbo folding rear sight? I see it's taller and some say it makes for a much more comfortable cheek weld position. They offer it in peep or notched, I prefer peep. I see the upsides being it is a metal sight, it folds down if you want to use optics, the peep has a larger aperture and it raises the sight picture. At this point the only downside I see is price. I may or may not use an optical sight in the future, but for now I'd just like to try out a different type of open sight. Are there other sights along the lines of the McCarbo made by other companies? Thanks in advance.
As has been noted repeatedly, to get a good sight picture with the factory sight requires an uncomfortable, forced cheek weld.
Have any of you replaced the factory rear sight on the Sub 2000 with the McCarbo folding rear sight? I see it's taller and some say it makes for a much more comfortable cheek weld position. They offer it in peep or notched, I prefer peep. I see the upsides being it is a metal sight, it folds down if you want to use optics, the peep has a larger aperture and it raises the sight picture. At this point the only downside I see is price. I may or may not use an optical sight in the future, but for now I'd just like to try out a different type of open sight. Are there other sights along the lines of the McCarbo made by other companies? Thanks in advance.