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Sorry for being a noob with such a question, but what do you call a rifle that can be broken down in this way (pic included), that is capable of being quickly reassembled? I don't see this implemented in concealed carry often, but I think it would be wonderful to be able to have a full size barrel and carry the receiver with a folding stock separately. Would be more concealable than a bullpup and more effective than a rifle caliber pistol :\
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another pic
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>>28423335
It's called takedown
Currently the only gun that implements it effectively is the Ruger 10/22, there are a few Marlin takedown models that require a mallet to reassemble
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>>28423335
The Dolos is a piece of shit.
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>>28423335
check out the Dolos AR
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(OP here) Thanks guys! You just helped me out with what three hours of research could not get done. I love this place!
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>>28423355
Negative. Browning had a nice takedown as well as the AR-7.
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OP here, just found out Huntertown Arms makes a ratcheting ring for the AR platform that offers a 5 second takedown, with no play, no need to rezero. Posting another picture of the unknown make just because I have it :)
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>>28423335
Literally why would anybody go into the trouble of making a QD barrel/handguard system?
It only saves what, like 7 inches compared to pulling the whole upper off?
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If you have a few extra seconds saved in deploying the weapon, it's still a viable concealment solution. Am I completely off? What would be the difference in reattaching the upper vs making 1/3 turn on the locking ring?
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>>28423476
Literally like nothing
Stick it on, slap the pins in, it's good to goo
You don't own an AR, do you?
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I didn't tear down any, only practiced with several at the range. I was looking for a safer caliber and a more stable platform than what is available with pistols for CCW. Still going to carry a pistol, just looking for additional options. A bullpup is a bit bulky and is one piece. A pistol in rifle caliber or an SBR does not achieve the same velocity as a 16" barrel rifle does. What I'm saying is I need to be able to fire a .223 projectile out of a 16" barrel from a gun that I can fit into a briefcase and have ready to go in under 10-15 seconds
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Not the best locking mechanism, but a better demonstration of length difference for concealment or storage.
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Continuing, the best QD barrel system I have found so far is the CMMG Quick Detach Barrel Kit, next three pictures will be of it.
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The mounting mechanism seems to be the most robust and also quick to reassemble
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Good luck finding it for sale though...
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