Posted: 10/7/2004 4:24:35 AM EDT
| I am thinking about buying a KelTec Sub 2000 just because I don't have one. What is the legal availability of Glock 17 frames/lowers. I don't see any reason to buy a complete pistol when I'll never use the slide/barrel. How much should I expect to pay? Is this something that my local dealer can order through Glock? |
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The Kel-Tec carbines are complete firearms, ready to fire. Are you maybe thinking of the Mech-Tech conversion units that require a lower/frame from your pistol (1911, Glock, etc.)? www.mechtechsys.com/1911.html Or am I just misunderstanding your post? FWIW, Kiesler's used to carry/sell Glock pistol frames, but it has been years since I've seen them offered. The first time I saw a Mech-Tech conversion, I kicked myself for not having ordered a couple of the Glock frames back when they were available... 
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| No problem. We have an older K-T SUB9 that takes S&W mags (my wife's) and a SUB2000 that takes Glock mags (mine). We have not had a problem with either carbine & they have both been shot quite a bit. The current SUB2000s are considerably less expensive than the old SUB9s were and are an excellent value IMHO. I have seen them around here for as little as $299 + tax on occasion. |