My buddy has one in 9mm. I fired it and it was nice, but surprisingly it had lots of kick. I cannot imagine what a 10mm would be like. I would buy one. But its since been banned in NYS.
A 10mm from Keltec would be made from PURE unobtanium.
I do not think you could give me another keltec at this point, seen too many start shedding parts. The sub2000 i had was a pile, but was pretty accurate. Parts started falling out after about 1000 rounds.
When a manufacturer says a gun's life expectancy is 5000 rounds, well they lose me as a customer. That was in the owners manual of the sub 2000 i had.
That tells me they build them as absolutely cheaply as possible and my experiences prove that.
I got my 10/22 in 1985 at 12, its still kicking along just fine. I lost count at 25,000 rounds in 1990 or so.. so inexpensive guns can be durable
A $500 10mm rifle I can carry in a backpack? And it uses my G29 magazine's(or the G20's)? I'm interested. :)