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Well worth the money
This should be an automatic buy for anyone with a sub2000. Fairly easy to install and makes for easy storage and deployment. Fantastic item.
Good price from the manufacturer with excellent quality, ease of purchase. Amazing efficiency in placing my order, I was pleasantly surprised by the help in tracking the progress of the order. I feel the help of M*Carbo at all stages. M*Carbo - you are the best!
Glad the new mount is officially out. After all the development it is a superior product for the money. I couldn't wait to get my order in and see that it has sold out today. For those who didn't take advantage of the early sale price shame on you.
Easy mount well engineered product. Makes tac-ta-cool fun.
I was looking for an optic mount for my Sub2k, after seeing the video of the 2 types Mcarbo was the one for me. Shipping was on time Packaging was done well I received it with no damage. Be advised, this is a high quality part and it’s not cheaply made at all. I find it well worth the money. Mcarbo’s customer service was excellent, they actually followed up to see if I was happy with my order.
Honestly, this PCC shoot’s extremely flat after upgrading all parts to the M-Carbo internals, trigger job, and recoil-less charging handle. Shims weren’t needed, and retained zero after range visits. Great job M-Carbo.
The mount is solid and easy to install. Unfortunately without a riser I can’t get a good site picture which adds to the overall bulk with the folded optic. With a riser my red dot optic gives me a comfortable site picture. Unfortunately with the riser there is no co-witness with the Optic and sights but that’s OK. This is just a fun gun upgrade and hopefully my life won’t depend on this set up.
Extremely nice solid scope mount for the Sub 2K Gen 2. Certainly not cheap but the price is reflected in the quality fit and finish of the mount. You will not be disappointed.
Great looking, great function, easy assembly!
Dismount is solid lightweight stays zeroed in and can be flipped to the side too easily use your backup sights if you wish. My only little gripe is that when you fold a gun and it kicks to the side the Red Dot that you may use sticks up a bit and a little challenging to find the correct conceal case. But today's red dots are so Rock Solid you don't really need to worry about it getting messed up if it's right against the case. Great job as always guys!
Only two complaints. One, my gorilla grip stripped out the screws on install. Two, a little pricey for what it is. However, it works, hold zero, and does a great job. Thank God because with the stripped screws it's never going to come off...lol
As of right now there appear to be three different options for optics mounting that allow a Gen 2 Sub 2000 to fold. There is one that mounts to the Mlok slots in the side of the rails, but that option isn't as secure because the mlok rails are plastic. The other one is a rotating handguard, which I haven't tried. This mount allows the optic to flip away to the side, getting it out of the way soothe rifle can fold. Unfortunately, depending on the optic size, it can more than triple the thickness of the rifle when folded. It's otherwise a good option, especially if you are more concerned with length than width when folding the Sub 2000. Another advantage of this option is since the mounting location is closer to the rifles rear sight, you can use optics with less eye relief than is required for rail mounting. It gets the optic at least 4 inches closer to your eye than anything mounted to the rail. It is held in the shooting position under spring power, so if you put any pressure on the sight while aiming, it could move it out of zero until the pressure is removed. I think if I were going to redesign this, I'd use a spring loaded hinge that you push the sight rearward against the spring to unlock a wedge cut into the hinge, then pivot the sight away and have a detent that holds it in place. This would make for a positive repeatable lockup while in the shooting position and would be unaffected by pressure on the sight. It still wouldn't solve the problem of thickness while folded. It's a compromise, but a worthwhile one if you want a mounted optic. If you can't fold the Sub 2000, it really loses a ton of its appeal and utility. So a product like this is really almost essential. If only there were a way to deal with the optic while folded. I suppose the simplest answer is a quick detach .ount for the optic than can be clamped to the bottom rail while folded and the top rail while shooting, but it's a lot slower, and you lose the advantage of getting it closer to your eye. Now that the Gen 3 Sub 2000 is out, this problem has been tackled by KelTec. But for those of us with Gen 2, this is among the better options.
This is a flip mount keeps things compact, when the firearm is folded. The only other decent option is a cheaper twist mount from another vendor that works fine, but isn't as compatible/compact when folded, so I like this better. The spring is pretty [?unnecessarily?] strong, so I cushion the red dot when flipping it open to not snap/shock it sharply every time. Holds true point of aim between uses/opening/closure.
This was a easy installation. Amazing product very well-made
I got mine really like it I made a video of it on the rifle but have not been able to post it it to large and I have not had a chance to work on video so I can post it not to good with these phone but will when I can but I do love it thank GOD BLESSED