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I’ve seen mostly positive reviews of the SUB2000. I’ve always been kinda leary of Kel-Tec because of quality control issues they’ve had in the past. Has any of y’all owned a SUB2000 and what did you think of it?

Hey all, I am looking to get into 3 gun this spring and have a couple equipment/training questions. First, the rifle/optic: I got a blazing deal on an LWRCI-DI Competition rifle, but now need an optic, preferably one to match the quality of the rifle so I am not looking to upgrade later. I know I am most comfortable with FFP optics, as I am coming from a precision rifle background, but there are a lot of LPVOs out there and I am not sure what will work best. 1) What max magnification should I be looking for? 6,8,10? 2) (related to above) What distances will I be looking at with NC/SC/VA competitions? Shotgun: I currently have a Mossberg 590 20" with the 10 round magazine setup. I know semi-auto is much preferred, but how far behind the curve will I be with a pump? I'll invest in a semi later if I catch the bug for 3 gun, but for now would like to stick with the 590 since its what I have. Pistol: I have an M9A4 that I was going to use, but have recently decided to offload my PPQ .45 and, once I do, was thinking about an FN509 or P320 variant. Would these be better choices over the M9 on a technical level? The obvious answer here is "whatever you shoot better and are more comfortable with". Overall questions: 1) Are there any good outdoor ranges within maybe 45 mins of Raleigh that provide a good training environment? 2) What are the best ways to train in each of the three disciplines? 3) Any commonly overlooked items/facets of the sport that would prove beneficial? 4) Is there any chance that I am able to train enough to be halfway (or quarter) decent in my first match? Thanks in advance for any advice. Getting into competition seems to be a daunting task, but I am really looking forward to it!

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