Who makes Kel-Tec firearms?
Kel-Tec is a privately owned Florida corporation. George Kellgren, Kel-Tec owner and chief engineer, is a Swedish designer who also designed many earlier Husqvarna, Swedish Interdynamics AB (in Sweden), Intratec and Grendel brand firearms.
Is Kel-Tec still making guns?
We are building more firearms now than we ever have. We did not close down for COVID nor did we slow down during COVID. In fact, we are producing more guns now then we have in the almost 30 years the company has been around. We are cranking them out.
Where is Kel-Tec manufactured?
Cocoa, FL
Company Description: Kel-TEC Cnc Industries, Inc is located in Cocoa, FL, United States and is part of the Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing Industry.
Why is the Kel Tec Sub 2000 discontinued?
The final and most obvious reason for the inflated prices of the Sub-2000 is simple supply and demand. Kel-Tec just isn’t making the Sub-2000 fast enough to keep up with the demand from customers. The same can be said for their PMR-30 pistol or KSG shotgun and several of their other products.
Why do people dislike Kel-Tec?
Key point: These guns are still widely used and are certainly affordable. But they are not known for being high quality. Kel-Tec is one of the most polarizing companies in the American gun industry, known for making exotic designs at cheap prices, but also with quality control issues.
Are Kel-Tec reliable?
Kel-Tec’s high-capacity pistol is generally described as very reliable, with one reviewer stating his review weapon went through close to 700 rounds without a mishap.
How much is a Kel Tec 2000 cost?
With an MSRP of $409, the Kel-Tec Sub 2000 is an inexpensive alternative to AR-15s and pricier “tactical” rifles for someone on a budget. But if you’ve looked around for one lately, you may have noticed that the Sub-2000 is pretty tough to come by.
What’s wrong with Kel Tec?
Many of Kel-Tec’s QC and design issues can be traced to the heavy use of polymer in their firearms, which can crack or be molded out of spec. Reports of Kel-Tecs generating polymer shavings while being fired are fairly common, though they have becoming less common recently.
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