Is Keltec's Ultimate Suppressed Folding Backpack Gun Any Good? The SUB CQB

Florida has produced many strange things, but the KelTec SUB CQB may be one of the strangest: a 9mm integrally suppressed pistol caliber carbine that folds in half. Built off the SUB2000 concept, the CQB takes the backpack-gun idea and adds an NFA suppressor system, Glock-mag compatibility, and a form factor that feels like it came out of a Bond armory after someone gave Q a gas-station energy drink. KelTec calls it “Hollywood quiet” with subsonic ammo, and the whole point is compact storage, reduced signature, and PCC practicality in one deeply weird Florida package. In this video we test the KelTec SUB CQB for what matters: reliability, accuracy, suppression, handling, folding design, ammo sensitivity, and whether this thing is actually useful or just another brilliantly cursed KelTec fever dream. Reports online range from “runs great and quiet” to complaints about stovepipes, double feeds, and ugly accuracy, so we’re putting rounds through it and finding out where the truth lives. The most awesome gaming computers made by ardent 2A supporters in Utah! www.xidax.com/garandthumb Our Company and Merch! Onward Research http://onwardresearch.com/ www.xidax.com/garandthumb Insta: https://www.instagram.com/garand_thumb/ GarandThumb on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/garandthumb1