The Great Bug Out for when the Hard times come.

[yqtszhj]

My Sub2000 suddenly seems like a good idea after all. It can hide in a backpack and hold 30-round mags of 9mm to match my M&P.

Bingo. I’ve looked at those too as an option. Super light weight too.

[jeepster09]

I also am glad I got a Ruger 9mm carbine, using Glock mags.

[I_Like_Turtles]

Sub 2000 is a piece of junk. Friend had one.....now in his case he never learned how to clean a gun, ever, so that may have been why it was crap when I borrowed it.

[JohnR]

I haven’t cleaned mine much, it runs perfectly. He just got a bad one.

[yqtszhj]

I think any Kel Tec is hit or miss. You might get a good one and you might get a bad one.
I’ve read most of the newer sub-2000s have the bugs worked out.

Thing is a basic Ruger PC Carbine around here was about $450 which wasn’t too bad.

BUT... since ?I have the CZ Scorpion maybe I don’t need anything.

[King Rat]

It is obvious that the term "Bug Out" or back pack firearm has different meaning for different people. I only was joking about using the Bug out for Zombies. In real life I cannot think of any reason I would have any desire to have Sub 200 or similar gun or rifle. That is unless you are actually planning for a full scale Zombie attack. In the meantime, I still carry my 380 or 5 shot Snubbie. I know others on the internet will laugh at such under powered, low round count. I have to say, I do get a good chuckle at vision ofsomeone blowing away a little rabbit for food with a AR or Sub 2000. Some will need a 30 round mag. One shot with a 22.cal does the job for me. Heck, I even have shot many with a Pellet gun. (own some very nice High end custom Pellet rifles)




Yep, they are coming.

[JohnR]

We have other guns 'cause they're fun.

[gb6491]

I havenÂ’t cleaned mine much, it runs perfectly. He just got a bad one.

Absolutely, no issues with mine either. Well not entirely true...whenever I let someone at the range try it they want to shoot up all the 9mm.

[340pd]

Bugout or not, that is one cool gun if you wanted some options. I sold my Ruger convertable 38/.357/9mm to a gut with a cabin and he loves the multi caliber option.
Me. I am too old to bug out. I will pull a Butch and Sundance and come out the door with a AR running as fast as I can pull the trigger aiming at the tannerite strapped to the propane tank I threw there first.

The friggin Zombies won't know what hit them and neither will I.
Remember the Alamo!

[AJBert]

I learned a long time ago that not one single firearm would answer every one of my needs, hence I have the firearms I need to cover all of my needs. And probably a few that are just fun and serve no need. I also don't play the "if you could only have one..." game.

As for a bug out location, I live in mine. Not really defensible in a military situation, but most folks will take off as fast as they can if bullets start flying. So I'm not worried about any of that, particularly from zombies.