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Rangerrich99 · April 18, 2014, 07:19 PM

Don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but a Henry AR-7 might fit your needs. It's a .22lr (I can't remember if it feeds other .22 cal. rounds) rifle that can be taken apart and everything fits inside the stock. It weighs about 2 lbs (just under a kilo), about 20 inches (approx. 51 centimeters) long when taken down, comes with two mags, is semi-auto, and is fairly accurate to at least 50 yds (I haven't actually tried shooting farther with it yet). I took mine out on a fishing/rabbit hunting trip last year and it really shot better than I expected.

Oh, and they go for about $270 I think.

I just remembered. I believe TC has a take down rifle that's a .22 and a .410 shotgun. It's a nicer gun than the henry, but I believe it's heavier, doesn't get as small, more expensive, and is a single shot. But having that .410 round might make it worth it.

April 18, 2014, 07:19 PM	#16
Rangerrich99 Senior Member Join Date: March 20, 2014 Location: Kinda near Phoenix, AZ Posts: 1,254	Don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but a Henry AR-7 might fit your needs. It's a .22lr (I can't remember if it feeds other .22 cal. rounds) rifle that can be taken apart and everything fits inside the stock. It weighs about 2 lbs (just under a kilo), about 20 inches (approx. 51 centimeters) long when taken down, comes with two mags, is semi-auto, and is fairly accurate to at least 50 yds (I haven't actually tried shooting farther with it yet). I took mine out on a fishing/rabbit hunting trip last year and it really shot better than I expected. Oh, and they go for about $270 I think. I just remembered. I believe TC has a take down rifle that's a .22 and a .410 shotgun. It's a nicer gun than the henry, but I believe it's heavier, doesn't get as small, more expensive, and is a single shot. But having that .410 round might make it worth it.