Thoughts on Bug out Bag rifles:
I have gotten particularly fond of the Kel-tec Sub 2000. It folds to 16" long and can use handgun mags and it fits in a back pack or under a jacket. And it only weighs 4 lbs empty.
I like the idea of your side arm and your rifle sharing backup mags. The Sub 2000 comes in 9mm (glock or beretta) and 40 cal (glock).
In 9mm, you can hit pie plates at 100 yd and torso shots at 175 yds using just the iron(actually plastic folding) sites. Also 9mm is less expensive to become proficent with than 223 cal.
It isn't an AR15 nor is it trying to be. But at $300 new, I think it is a deal for the Survival minded.
I attached a pic of my two Kel-tecs. Both are 9mm glock (as are my side arms).
The one on the left is modified with metal high point front site, stock extension, attached mag pouch, laser and picatinny rail. As pictured with bag has 191 shot capibility (4x33, 2x17, 1x15, and 1x10 rds).
The one on right (wife's) is stock with the exception of a 4 rail system and green laser with 2x33 and 1x10 rds.
I have gotten particularly fond of the Kel-tec Sub 2000. It folds to 16" long and can use handgun mags and it fits in a back pack or under a jacket. And it only weighs 4 lbs empty.
I like the idea of your side arm and your rifle sharing backup mags. The Sub 2000 comes in 9mm (glock or beretta) and 40 cal (glock).
In 9mm, you can hit pie plates at 100 yd and torso shots at 175 yds using just the iron(actually plastic folding) sites. Also 9mm is less expensive to become proficent with than 223 cal.
It isn't an AR15 nor is it trying to be. But at $300 new, I think it is a deal for the Survival minded.
I attached a pic of my two Kel-tecs. Both are 9mm glock (as are my side arms).
The one on the left is modified with metal high point front site, stock extension, attached mag pouch, laser and picatinny rail. As pictured with bag has 191 shot capibility (4x33, 2x17, 1x15, and 1x10 rds).
The one on right (wife's) is stock with the exception of a 4 rail system and green laser with 2x33 and 1x10 rds.
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