Pistol caliber carbine guns who has one

I roll one of these, video is out at jeffs place when I got to run his full auto trigger group

http://youtu.be/dYtAxGVDvH4


photo 1 by j0sh_b, on Flickr


photo 3 by j0sh_b, on Flickr

 

Damned fine weapon, but hideously ugly furniture IMHO.

 

I own a Hi-Point 4595 in 45ACP. Accurate right out of the box. Range is 50 to 75 yards. 9 round mags are interchangeable with the HP JHP pistol. Own that ugly bastard, too. But it shoots very well. I keep both in a bag with 11 loaded mags. These guns are not for weak, easily changed minds. They are universally hated by all that never shot them. Made in the USA with a lifetime, transferable warranty.

 

LOL! Ya...

At least not everyone hates Kel-Tec

 

I wish I could see one of these in person! Most 45 acp rounds are sub sonic so no sonic boom easier to suppress that way

 

I kinda want to pick up a 9mm carbine eventually. Only problem is most are suited for glock mags, and I don't really like how glocks feel in my hands, so there isn't a point (IMO) since I wouldn't have a pistol to match the mags.

 

Only 9mm I have is a P226.

But I'm trying to sell my XDs45 to get a double stack (sub)compact 9, and it's between a G26 and a M&P9c.

 

Why downgrade so far to Glock?
KelTec makes a Sig carbine.

 

I'd keep the 226 and have the baby glock for ccw during the warmer months.

 

9mm Glock mag lowers.

 

Who makes them...?

I run a Thureon 9mm "SA" carbine, because the 9mm conversion for my AR woulda cost over half what I paid for this.

 

Thompson. .45 in a 30 round stick. Thinking about getting rid of it.