The true backpacker! You know them as the stowaway. Every component has a home in the floating stock. When you need it, you pop the cap and put it together. Looks a little something like this.
That one lives in my car. I ended up picking up a second one I wanted to just keep on hand in the camper. More than likely if it sees any use, it will be at night. Although I kept the stock that everything tucks into, it's just going to now live in the box. This AR-7 still weighs about the same with the polymer adapter by Haga defense and the folding SB tactical brace. Why a brace on a rifle? Well it's light weight and gives me the options to use the strap to stow the barrel. I added a riser with a cheap red dot sighted in at 25 yds. and added a flashlight and fished the pressure pad through the riser. All of this and it still folds up and takes minimal space. Just wish I could figure out a folding option for the grip.
Aside from that, everything fits well and feels like it's all in the right place.
This is also how to take a $300 Survival Rifle and double the cost. But it will serve it's purpose well.
That one lives in my car. I ended up picking up a second one I wanted to just keep on hand in the camper. More than likely if it sees any use, it will be at night. Although I kept the stock that everything tucks into, it's just going to now live in the box. This AR-7 still weighs about the same with the polymer adapter by Haga defense and the folding SB tactical brace. Why a brace on a rifle? Well it's light weight and gives me the options to use the strap to stow the barrel. I added a riser with a cheap red dot sighted in at 25 yds. and added a flashlight and fished the pressure pad through the riser. All of this and it still folds up and takes minimal space. Just wish I could figure out a folding option for the grip.
Aside from that, everything fits well and feels like it's all in the right place.
This is also how to take a $300 Survival Rifle and double the cost. But it will serve it's purpose well.