duncan61 wrote:H&R break down like a single shotgun
Looks very nice, and quite a few available locally. I like the various calibre options as well.
duncan61 wrote:H&R break down like a single shotgun
Wombat wrote:Winchester 1906/62/62A's take down and pack reasonably compact.
Gamerancher wrote:Marlin 39A, lever action .22 that has a takedown screw through the action. Breaks down to about 25" due to 24" barrel. They will take a scope no worries. Good accurate rifle with an 18 round mag.
Chiappa do a copy, although I can't speak for the quality or accuracy. I've seen some of there other lever guns that have "issues".
sports wrote:Wombat wrote:Winchester 1906/62/62A's take down and pack reasonably compact.
Thanks Wombat. I can't find any details on their disassembly, are they basic design where you can just remove the barrel or more involved to get them apart?
sports wrote:bladeracer wrote:1930's Cooey Ace-1 is a 17" break-down rifle. Single-shot though.
Also looks promising, but it seems there aren't many around any more.
Wombat wrote:http://www.gunlistings.org/missouri-gun-classifieds/springfield/all/109961/winchester_1906_22_sllr_takedown__obo_awesome
Gamerancher wrote:My apologies sports, I f*cked up with the dimensions on the 39A. Have a look at the photos below.
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As you can see, 24" barrel + 3" of action, not exactly compact but still a good option. ( IMHO )
bigfellascott wrote:What about a combo rifle/shotgun?
bladeracer wrote:sports wrote:bladeracer wrote:1930's Cooey Ace-1 is a 17" break-down rifle. Single-shot though.
Also looks promising, but it seems there aren't many around any more.
Mine is 550mm long but quite compact.
Shoots quite well despite the atrocious sights.