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Posted: 11/30/2012 11:35:01 AM EDT
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A couple months ago I had to sell my CX-4 Storm to fund something else. When I went to buy a new one, I somehow ended up with a older metal Kel Tec Sub-9 S&W59 mag (the metal one), a Calico M-951 sliding stock pre-ban and a CMMG dedicated lower 9mm.... Yet I still haven't bought a Storm!!!! 2 of the guns are at my dealer ready to pickup and I mailed the check for the CMMG-9 today. I can't decide if I am going to wait and get all 3 at once or break down and pickup the Sub-9 and Calico tomorrow.
Going to be a fun Christmas... |
| I had a sub 9 a long time ago when they first came out. They are so much nicer than the Sub 2000s. Just remember they need about 300-400 rounds and lots of lubrication to break in properly. Once broken in, I have never had a failure to shoot properly and no jams. They are finicky with ammo at times, and prefer heavier bullets like 124 grain and higher. |
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I have much of the same of what you found, except for the Calico thing. (Just never got into those).
I had one of the new Sub2k Kel-Tecs but sold it when I found a real Sub9 (same model as you found). The Sub9 was a MUCH nicer rifle than the Sub2k, but the price of making it resulted in it pricing itself out of the market. Sold your CX-4 Storm....shame on you!  I would not part with mine! Rumor is they will stop selling them sometime soon.
The CMMG Mk9 is a very nice lower....works wonderfully. |
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Quoted: I had a sub 9 a long time ago when they first came out. They are so much nicer than the Sub 2000s... My wife still has, and still loves, hers that she has had since they first came out. She carries 9mm S&W pistols (same mags) primarily, so it always made a lot of sense as her truck/trunk gun. |
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