What rifles do you guys like to use on /out/ings?

>>807841
I don't have it but look up the Pack Rifle, beats this by a lot.

Savage 17-HMR or my 30/30, normally pack my shotgun if I do pack a gun which is rare. 12 gauge under under

>>807848
> pack rifle

An accurate, +1#, minimalist, takedown rifle.

Darn near bought one. Changed directions and sent off Form 1 SBR paperwork on a Ruger 10/22 Takedown.

Time I'm done I should have a semi-auto repeater at just 2#+.

> let the waiting begin...

>>807900
Yeah, it's an elegant design, the machining looks to be top notch as well.

I will probably get a .22 levergun first, but then I will look into a 10/22 or go with the pack rifle.

How are you going to shave off those 3#? What kind of stock do you intend to use?

If I have to blast something on the property, I pull out the Sportco 44 .308. Accurate, has my best scope on it, and .308 is good for everything.

Long range shots are typical from the homestead into valleys and across plains.

I don't really bother with a firearm otherwise.

>>808026
> how

APG Gen 2, 7.5" bbl.

Marlin 336 .30-30, not too long, not too heavy.

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>>808026
>.22 levergun
Browning BL 22 is a great rifle anon, it was my first gun and I still have it, in fact these rabbits were shot with it (pest control)

And before any of you whine about hunting they're both in the freezer right now.

>>>/k/

>>808323
>>>/nope/

i have a 10/22 takedown for plinking and small game. for VERY small game (squirrels/quail etc) i'll bring a crosman 1322 air pistol.
>>808249
how do you like to prepare those? i shot and cooked one last /out/ing and it was real dry

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>>807841
M1a

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>>808249
I'll one up you with my Remington Speedmaster 552. Honestly any 22 that's tube fed and doesn't jam is fine

>>808339
If I'm camping or don't feel like working real hard I'll quarter it, soak it in a brine then cook it in a pot with one of those mountain house southwest style rice with beef meal bags.

>>807841
When kayaking for a single day, this actually.
If it's kayaking for multiple days, camping, or hiking, I'll normally take this and my ar-15, or my Montana 84M. I carry 2 rifles because why not, and because I don't feel like 5.56 on a squirrel or duck is fair for dinner, or cost efficient

>>807841
There was a guy on /k/ who proposed that they should offer the rifle in OP's picture in 9mm and store a Mora, a fire steel (ferro rod) and an LED flashlight in the stock to make it the ultimate survival rifle, it sounded like a good plan to me.

>>808485
Got one of these last year after helping my grandmother clean out her house to move. It was my grandfathers and is in great condition. I'm not sure how old it is, but it doesn't have a serial number so its at least pre-1968. Still shoots like a dream though. It even has the same/similar scope as yours. Never really knew much about them before finding it, but its a good gun.

>>807841
If I carry at all, I carry the same Henry Survival Rifle pictured. Perfectly adequate for rabbits and squirrels. Packs small and doesn't draw attention.

>>807841
AR-15 usually

>>807848
>Pack Rifle,
>230 vs 400+ dollars
I still think the AR-7 wins on price alone. no other takedown gun is near this price, considering the 10/22 is also 400+ dollars.

>>807848
Nope

>be Australian
>not allowed guns

Fuck

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>>808680
Maybe if your standing next to it. Took mine out to the range the other day, 100 rounds, 5 hits on a 4 inch target at 30 yards. Borrow my buddies ruger mark 2, hit with every shot in the mag.

>>808749
Yeah, but with that low price comes shifty wobbly plastic.

Rifles are nice but handguns pack better. It depends what you want it for. If you know your going to need to hunt for food then get a better rifle. If you want something "just in case" then also get a better rifle, or a longer handgun.

>>809242
> some truth here

I have a Keltec PMR-30 (.22wrm) that is very light and powerfull, for it's wieght.

A nice packer.

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Best pack rifle for Canadian /k/ommandos? I like the Utah pack rifle that someone linked but after getting in contact with them, it looks like it would be an extra $250 US to import it into Canadastan

>>809242
Single shot vs Semi auto is a no brainer

>muh wobbly plastic
Bullshit you whiney bitch, AR-7 pieces together without anything loose unless you have twigs for arms and cannot tighten 2 simple connections

You do not have an AR-7 or ever shot an AR-7 and are simply talking out of your ass because you like the PAKRIFUL™ (made by Biolite)

I bought mine years ago at near $160 and it is well beyond impressive

If I wanted to sink $400+ I would simply just get a .22 bolt

Under $200 for a watertight enclosed rifle and when assembled is a 8 round semi auto which is a LOT more helpful if you direly needed food and somehow missed your first shot

>>808749
100% correct and that is assuming you pay $230 for it

If you were to sit on the price for a month or two, I am almost sure you can even find it for $200 if not less nowadays

>>809278
>If I wanted to sink $400+ I would simply just get a .22 bolt
Or even a 20 or 410 over/under since you can get decent Marlin bolt .22s for $250~

>>807841
AK or a 45-70 lever gun.

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My newer Marlin is great for what I've been using it for. Mostly hikes and small trips in the woods in and around me and my friends property. Bought myself a nice leather sling for him not too long ago and it's holding up well so far. 30-30 has been a fun round for it too.

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On any /out/ing.

A week long camping trip on the Rockies or just to take the dog out for a piss.

I own a 66 Remington Nylon and it's the perfect rifle for /out/. It's the most accurate thing you'll ever shoot and it uses common .22. Incredibly light too.

>>809357
I had one of these, I loved it. They are a bitch to break down and clean though

>>809058
Just because you're a bad shot doesn't mean the gun is bad

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>>809678
Did you miss the part where I hit every shot with a different gun?

>>809376
A Cetme?

You have my intetest.

>>809801
> nice prison sentence you've got there

>>809904
A PTR-91 KMF4R

16" bull barrel with the welded top rail and because it was built after Feb it has the traditional paddle mag release.

I guess it's technically a copy of a copy of the origional. CETME was the origional based on the StG 45. HK then took the CETME and made some improvements to make the G3 platform, and then PTR industries bought the blueprints and the machines from HK to make the PTR91.

I wish I actually took it on /out/ings but shit it's a heavy rifle. It's over 10 pounds loaded. Not terrible when the sling is used like a backpack putting the weight over two shoulders, but it gets tired quick otherwise.

>>808993
Get a hunting permit and a license m8.
Its not rocket science. Its not difficult unless you are a criminal.

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>>808556
there's an over/under folding rifle made by chiappa that shoots .22 and .410 which would probably fit the bill better. 9mm might destroy smaller game like squirrels or rabbits, but with this you could use .22 for rabbits and .45 long colt for stuff up to coyote size with good shot placement. .410 could be used for birds. after that the only advantages the AR-7 has it that it floats and is magazine fed

>>810015
>>808556
oh and you could paracord wrap the stock to carry ferro rod and knoife, and just clip a flashlight onto the barrel since it doesn't need to slide into the stock

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>>810015
Chiappa m6, update on the Ithaca m6 in your pic.

I've gone back and forth on picking one up. THey also have one called X-Caliber which is virtually the same but has 22/12ga and made to accept their x-caliber inserts to shoot virtually everything else.

I suppose if you wanted to go even lighter and only carry 22, they also make the Little Badger. I like the idea of having a tiny, light weight 22 but in reality I don't know if I'd ever actually bother picking one up. Of all the guns I don't really need, these all seem high on the list.

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>>808367
lucky mother fucker that shits expensive


this >>809376 is what i want a few miles down the road. for right now im buying picrelated (tomorrow actually)

>>810134
That PTR is a great rifle, but the aftermarket is drying up, at least the old milsurp is. I can't find a metal trigger housing or wood hand guard ANYWHERE on the internet.

I've always had my eye on that rossi in your pic, got a Borderlands feel to it.

>>810134
I saved my money and ate lunch at home for a long time to be able to afford my rifle. By the time I get done buying everything for it, I suspect that it'll be close in cost to a SCAR17. Can't pretend you're in `Nam with a SCAR though.

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>live in Eataly
>tfw literally impossible to buy even just a fucking BB gun
this is the brice of pasda :D

>>810120
>super light .22
pack rifle that first anon ITT mentioned fits the bill. as far as higher caliber folding guns, the kel-tec sub 2000 is a semiauto pistol caliber carbine that comes in either 9mm or .40s&w. i've seen shotshells in those calibers but idk if they'd feed or cycle the action
>sub caliber inserts
only issue with those is that you lose a TON of velocity vs a rifle length barrel

that chiappa m6 looks neat. i like that ammo fits in the foam stock. any idea if it'll float?

>>810134
>tfw no shotguns with revolving murder assault cylinders in california

>>809801
Sorry, I only heard the part where you were a shit shot with a rifle that everyone else can get a 2 inch group at 50 yards with.

SKS + Ruger Single Six, stainless steel.

>>809975
Still can't go walking around random bush with it like in freedomland. In qld you don't even need a hunting licence, just landholders permission.

>>810170
Get your hunting licence m8

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>>810134
I like things in pairs, like tits and M1A's...

Pic related. Sorry, no tits. SFW.

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>>812186
Or tits and AR15's. SFW.

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>>812188
Or tits and SKS-Ms. SFW.

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>>812191
Mostly tits though... SFW, sorry.

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>>812198
I seem to have forgotten this nice little pair of Belgian made Brownings...

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I'm very fond of my papoose. Somehow it's more accurate than a 10/22. Considering getting the the barrel threaded for a suppressor so that I can zero in a scope without scaring every animal in the vicinity when I take it /out/.

Marlin 1894. .44 magnum out of a carbine punches well above its weight.

>>812198
she's attractive what's her name

>>813139
Fuck Toy

Mosin Nagant
Obrez if I need to pack light

What's the most a .22 rifle can handle? I live in the desert so the biggest game I'd encounter would be a puma/mountain lion (rare) or a coyote (more likely)

>>813188
>.22LR: skunk, porkupine, cottontail, jackrabbit, fox, ferret, raven, dog, (house) cat, human

>.22WMR:coyote, whitetail, human

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>>813204
>tfw my rifle can fire everything but .22WMR

>>813188

Raccoons and turkeys too if you can hit em in the head

>>809402
It was the first two times or so but getting used to how everything works has helped a lot. Now it's part of the family. Cleans as easily as my Ruger and Marlin .22's

Marlin XT22 - Cheap, classic .22 bolt gun

I will be heading west early next year, will have to have something for grizzly defense. Thinking a .45-70 lever of some flavor.

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>>812780
> somehow

That's as vague as it is indefensable.

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I kind of want a 30-06 hunting rifle, finely tuned for shots up to 800 yards (should I want to just fer fun) but I'd be lying if I said I havent been thinking of getting a Winchester 44 Mag lever action.

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>>815470
That is a fucking sweet combo! I wish for same.

I do have a Marlin Cowboy Classic in .44Rem Mag... but it's just not the Win M94 Trapper.

T. Confirmed lever action whore

>>815697
Nice collection man. I have a bunch of tacticool stuff and want to start building up my frontiersman fudd collection

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>>815923
> tacticool
> I can do that.

I love the old westerns that had the rifle rack in the sheriff's office, so I did one.

Not shown: Savage M99 in .308.

I personally carry my barett M82 50 cal sniper rifle. It can take down any like game like rabbits, bears, moving vehicle, stationary vehicle, helicopters, mountain lion, jets. Nice rifle. I recommend everyone carry one of it.

>>814338

I said somehow because I thought the barrel was shorter, but now that I've looked it up I realize it's about the same length as the 10/22 take down's.

>>808323
>/k/ = asking people with no guns what their favorite gun to take out is
>/out/ = asking people who don't go out what their favorite gun is

>>812780

i've got a 795.

it's ok i guess. i keep in in my car for sneks.

>>810120
is that foam?

>>813188
Many a coyote has been taken with .22LR.

Mountain lions are going to need something bigger. But they are rare, and are typically skittish of load noises/humans so a .22 will work fine.

>>816427
Gr8 advice m8, aprc8 it

>>816802
I'm sure it cuts down on vibration quite a bit

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I like taking my short Belgium bitch with me 7.62 in any form kills shit

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>>818662
One day. just this + takedown recurve for now

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>>819493
> just this
Aim hi m8!

Do any of you know what a Californian can take out?

>>820102
For sniping out to 300 yards.

Ruger super redhawk in 44 or a nugget

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Just got this JM stamped 1894s, ideal for piggin' where I am.

>>816795
Nailed it

>>815470
shooting 800 yards isnt something you just go do 'fer fun'

takes a good deal of work and some expensive glass to make reliable hits at 800 yards. and if you want to kill whatever's out there you'll need more power than a 3006

>>820620
What cal might you suggest for such a shot?

>>819504
That's a terrible AR pistol.

Here's what you can do to remedy it:

>switch to a lightweight 10.5 barrel
>switch upper to a lightweight slickside upper
>switch handguard to C.A.R. handguard or one of the slim free floats with only the top rail
>keep those buis
>add at least a bushnell TRS 25 for an optic
>lose the bipod
>lose the flash can and get a proper flash hider/brake
>keep the sling or get a 2 point
>possibly add a shockwave blade for ultra operations.

>>811992
>implying it's even worth hunting in the urban shithole that is Western Europe
>implying that the only places left for /out/siders aren't N America, Russia, and Austrailia

>>821243
7mm rem mag would be OK. My brother shot an elk at 600 yards with his.

>>820620
30-06 will kill shit just fine at 800. Also
>precision shooting
Some people like shooting at long ranges just for shits and giggles.

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>>807841
Pic related. .308 in a small package.

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>>821606
Just waiting on Form 1, slick.

i just carry one of those .22 rough rider $90 revolvers. good for wabbit.

>>816427
but anon, it's not a sniper rifle it's an anti material rifle

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>>807841
The last few times I squirrel hunted I brought one of these: Marlin Model 60. They are cheap and not very cool but effective and accurate. I've had mine for 19 years, and it's still going strong.

>>816763
Well anon you at want to sit down for this, but the truth is longer barrels do not enhance accuracy. The can allow for increased velocity which extends range, but at the risk of having worse harmonics (barrel whip). A shorter barrel of the same weight/profile will be stiffer than a longer barrel and thus potentially more consistent and therefore more accurate

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>>819493

If you want something thats light weight like pic I would recommend the gammo bullwisper .177 I get 1500fps on mine with great accuracy up to 100m depending on wind with flat tip plastic tail lethal brand rounds. Also you can carry 1500 pellets with you for long tripps with no weight issues and doesn't take up space compared to chamber fire rifles. Actually going to go look for rabbits now...

Pic related going up these mountains now.