Let's CELEBRATE Takedown Rifles!

[MaconGuns]

Do you have any direct experience that led you to that conclusion or is it speculation?

Is it your experience that a temporary structure is stronger than a permanent one? Is it usually the case that an object milled from one piece of steel is stronger than one milled from 3 and screwed together? If a tube is constantly twisted in and out of another tube over time will it hold zero as well as one pinned/welded in place?

I'm just using common sense, Murphys law and basics of friction. If you have evidence proving that break down rifles are more durable and more accurate than a similar rifle. Maybe you can change my mind.

 

[RHelton10]

Is it your experience that a temporary structure is stronger than a permanent one? Is it usually the case that an object milled from one piece of steel is stronger than one milled from 3 and screwed together? If a tube is constantly twisted in and out of another tube over time will it hold zero as well as one pinned/welded in place?

I'm just using common sense, Murphys law and basics of friction. If you have evidence proving that break down rifles are more durable and more accurate than a similar rifle. Maybe you can change my mind.

I don't mean any disrespect when I say this, but I don't think anyone on here cares to take the time to try and change your mind about anything. This is thread to talk about and to share the enjoyment of different types of takedowns. If you see no reason to own one, what are you doing here?

 

[MaconGuns]

I don't mean any disrespect when I say this, but I don't think anyone on here cares to take the time to try and change your mind about anything. This is thread to talk about and to share the enjoyment of different types of takedowns. If you see no reason to own one, what are you doing here?

The thread is titled, let's talk about. So I talked about my opinion.
I didn't realize it was let's only talk about good things so everyone feels warm and fuzzy. Nice avatar btw

 

[Tactical Beaver]

I just bought one of these. I had to order it from my LGS, but should be in this week. I'm still waiting on my .22 suppressor stamp; 6 month mark on 10/19 so hopefully soon.

 

[RHelton10]

The thread is titled, let's talk about. So I talked about my opinion.
I didn't realize it was let's only talk about good things so everyone feels warm and fuzzy. Nice avatar btw

I understand the confusion - fixed that title for ya' ; ) and thanks

 

[RHelton10]

I just bought one of these. I had to order it from my LGS, but should be in this week. I'm still waiting on my .22 suppressor stamp; 6 month mark on 10/19 so hopefully soon.

A bull barrel 10/22 TD??? Nice!!! I may have to take a look at that as well!

 

[Tactical Beaver]

A bull barrel 10/22 TD??? Nice!!! I may have to take a look at that as well!

Yeah man, I was looking at it when I bought my .22 can. Decided not to buy it without doing any research. Went back in the next day and it was gone. Decided to just order it. I've heard really good things about it. A buddy of mine has one and he told me it was stupid accurate.

Here's the exact model: http://www.ruger.com/products/1022Takedown/specSheets/21133.html

 

[Sowega86]

For you 10/22 TD fans, just found a pretty cool backpack designed for it: http://www.copperbasingear.com/ruger-1022-takedown-pack.php

Very nice and Amazon has it under $100. https://www.amazon.com/Copper-Basin...ds=Copper+Basin+Ruger+10/22+Takedown+Backpack

 

[Gadgetsrfun]

I am still wondering when my older than me 39a is going to just fall apart in my hands.

 

[Gadgetsrfun]

Very nice and Amazon has it under $100. https://www.amazon.com/Copper-Basin-Takedown-Discrete-Firearm/dp/B018S0JEEQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1476126395&sr=8-1&keywords=Copper+Basin+Ruger+10/22+Takedown+Backpack

Very nice. Also for also for takedown fans. On another thread a member suggested a paint ball tube full of 22 ammo about 500 rounds and fits right in the factory bag sleeve.