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nightmare69 wrote:

bblhd672 wrote:

nightmare69 wrote:Yes it comical to me and it makes you happy carrying it then more power to you. Just be aware the police may let you take a ride and let the courts sort it all out of you are caught. Carrying a gun in that manner isn't common so it's hard to say what may or may not happen when dealing with the police.

So would YOU arrest someone like TAM under the conditions of his scenario?

I would counter his brief case gun with either my pen grenade or watch laser.

nightmare69 wrote:Yes it comical to me and it makes you happy carrying it then more power to you. Just be aware the police may let you take a ride and let the courts sort it all out of you are caught. Carrying a gun in that manner isn't common so it's hard to say what may or may not happen when dealing with the police.

nightmare69 wrote:Also it's much easier to just become a reserve LEO and then 06/07 signs won't apply to you. I wouldn't go as far as carrying a concealed rifle in a briefcase unless I was Jason Bourne. It's comical really.

Abraham wrote:bblhd672,

Unfortunately, you aren't going to be the one to make that determination.

While we both appreciate that a rifle is not a handgun, I wouldn't want to test (if discovered) my technical assurance of innocence against some angry LE who upon discovering my rifle in a 30.06 environment can be assumed to be A-OK with it...or recognize I'm in the right.

Yes, ultimately I think carrying a rifle in a handgun verboten area (30.06) is legal, you still might encounter a massive amount of grief before being exonerated...

Or, maybe I'm simply being pessimistic and nothing of consequence would happen upon being discovered carrying a rifle in a 30.06 environment, but I doubt it...

Abraham wrote:I wonder if some overzealous LE upon discovering you're carrying a concealed rifle while in a 30.06 posted location might treat you the same as if you "were" carrying a handgun arguing while you're not carrying a handgun per se, logic says you're breaking the spirit of 30.06 as it's obvious they don't want visitors carrying firearms into their place of business whether they be handguns or rifles...?

Or, upon looking at the Sub2000 (as an example) argue it "is" a hand gun in their opinion, just a bigger handgun...

Or, nah, this would never be a problem if LE discovered you were carrying a small rifle, thus 30.06 doesn't apply and you can happily carry away...

Frankly, and I hope I'm wrong, but I can see some (not all) LE having a conniption if they discover you're carrying something like a Sub2000 in a 30.06 location.

The Annoyed Man wrote: You have to actually see and handle the MI optic mount. It is as stable as mounting to a polymer forearm will allow it to be. If you attach a metal section of rail to the side of the polymer forend, the optic is still ultimately attached to a polymer forend, and whatever flex is inherent in the polymer forend is still going to affect your accuracy.

Excaliber wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:I found this: http://www.performanceservicesmachining ... ear-sight/.

• Larger .170″ sight aperture as compared to the .125″ original sight aperture.
• The first and best lever actuated rear sight for Kel Tec Sub 2000.
• Compatible with both the Generation 1 and Generation 2 models.
• Simple drop in installation. Instructions included.
• A longer pivot screw for use with a Kel Tec factory sling attachment is included.

Replace the plastic rear sight and aluminum pivot shaft on your Kel Tec Sub 2000 with a precision machined hard anodized aircraft grade aluminum combat peep sight / lever and stainless steel pivot shaft. The larger aperture size speeds target acquisition for close quarters, moving target, and low light shooting. The first and best lever actuated rear sight available as discussed on KTOG (Kel Tec Owners Group Forum). This sight will work in both the Generation 1 and Generation 2 models. This sight will raise automatically when the rifle is unfolded, but can then be lowered and raised again easily.

I am DEFINITELY going to buy this item. The OEM rear sight is way too small for my eyes.

They also have a replacement trigger.

Abraham wrote:TAM,

Have you fed your new baby any JHP"s and if so, how well did they perform?

Bitter Clinger wrote:Time for a pistol caliber carbine outing!!!!

The Annoyed Man wrote:

Bitter Clinger wrote:Time for a pistol caliber carbine outing!!!!

Unbelievable how tiny it is all folded up. It will fit in any briefcase I have without any difficulty, with room left over for my laptop and accoutrements.