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EDITORIAL SPECIAL: TAKEDOWN RIFLES

SAR Staff by SAR Staff
June 22, 2023
in V24N1 (Jan 2020), Articles, Articles by Issue, Guns & Parts, Volume 24
Editorial Special: Precision Rifle Training Courses
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KELTEC

SUB2000

This is a semiautomatic folding carbine that is available in many pistol magazine configurations. Offered in 9mm or .40cal, the SUB2000 picks up where handguns leave off. Folded, it tucks away nicely in situations where space is limited, but it’s quick to deploy when time is of the essence. keltecweapons.com

Model: SUB2K
Caliber: 9mm or .40S&W
Barrel Length: 16.25in
Stock: Semi-permanent 3-position stock
Capacity: Varies with magazine configuration
Overall Length: 30.5in
Barrel Feature: Threaded
Front Sight: Adjustable for Windage and Elevation
Rear Sight: Fixed
Thread Pattern: 1/2in-28 RH 9mm or 9/16in-24 RH .40cal
Weight: 4.25lb
Length of Pull: N/A
Material: Steel and Polymer
Finish Type: Blued
Twist: 1:10in 9mm or 1:16in 40 cal.
Grooves: N/A
MSRP: $500

HENRY REPEATING ARMS

Henry U.S. Survival Pack—Viper Western Camo

When disassembled, the pieces fit inside the impact-resistant, water-resistant stock. Assembly is as easy as attaching the receiver to the stock, inserting the barrel and screwing on the nut. In a few seconds, without any tools, the Henry U.S. Survival AR-7 is ready for action. henryusa.com

Model: H002VWP
Caliber: .22LR
Barrel Length: 16.125in
Stock: Pistol Grip
Capacity: 8 rounds
Overall Length: 35in
Barrel Feature: Steel covered with coated ABS Plastic
Front Sight: Blade
Rear Sight: Peep
Thread Pattern: N/A
Weight: 3.50lb
Length of Pull: 14in
Material: Steel, Alloy and ABS Plastic
Finish Type: True Timber-Viper Western Camo
Twist: 1:16
Grooves: 3/8in Grooved Receiver
MSRP: $368

HENRY REPEATING ARMS

Henry U.S. Survival Pack—Black

The Henry U.S. Survival Pack, which includes the U.S. Survival AR-7 rifle is a grab-and-go package that’s designed to cover the essentials of survival. The compact
form factor means it can be stowed in places like under the car seat. All components are made in the USA. henryusa.com

Model: H002BSGB
Caliber: .22LR
Barrel Length: 16.125in
Stock: Pistol Grip
Capacity: 8 rounds
Overall Length: 35in
Barrel Feature: Steel covered with coated ABS Plastic
Front Sight: Blade
Rear Sight: Peep
Thread Pattern: N/A
Weight: 6.45lb
Length of Pull: 14in
Material: Steel, Alloy and ABS Plastic
Finish Type: Black
Twist: 1:16
Grooves: 3/8in Grooved Receiver
MSRP: $550

AMERICAN RESISTANCE

LIBERTY

The American Resistance LIBERTY breakdown/takedown plat-form is the only production takedown carbine that utilizes com-ponents that are currently being used in the U.S. military. The Law Tactical Folding Stock Adapter Gen3-M now has an NSN and is authorized in USSOCOM units. The Cry Havoc Tactical QRB Barrel Takedown System is being used by the U.S Air Force in the ejection seats of the pilots. All parts are CNC’d (no MIM parts) and built to take the abuse of combat. americanresistancegear.com

Model: LIBERTY
Caliber: Available in .556/.223, .300BO, 9mm, .308/7.62×51, .40S&W
Barrel Length: Available in any barrel length (10.5in is most common)
Stock: M4
Capacity: 30rd
Overall Length (10.5in version): 28in ready to fire, 10.5in in takedown configuration
Barrel Feature: Threaded 1/2×28 for .556/.223, 5/8×24 for .300BO and 1/2×36 for 9mm
Front Sight: Yes Rear Sight: Yes Weight: 8lb
Length of Pull: 14in
Material: Forged Aluminum
Finish Type: Hard Coat Anodized or Cerakote
Twist: .556/.223 is 1:7, .300BO is 1:8, 9mm is 1:10, .308 is 1:10
Grooves: N/A
MSRP: $1,700 with optics

TACTICAL SOLUTIONS

X-RING Takedown VR

Tactical Solutions’ highly accurate, lightweight and dura-ble X-RING Takedown VR™ semiautomatic .22LR rifle comes standard with features far above other takedown rifles. This rifle comes fully equipped with our X-RING TD Barrel and Receiver, built-in scope rail, extended maga-zine release, rear cleaning port, dual guide rod system and threaded muzzle. tacticalsol.com

Model: X-RING Takedown VR
Caliber: .22LR
Barrel Length: 16.5in
Stock: Magpul X-22 Backpacker
Capacity: 10 rounds
Overall Length: 34.25in
Barrel Feature: Threaded, Fluted
Front Sight: Fiber Optic
Rear Sight: Elevation/Windage Adjustable Fiber Optic
Thread Pattern: ½inx28
Weight: 3.7lb
Length of Pull: 13.75in
Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum
Finish Type: Class I, Type II
Twist: 1:16in
Grooves: 6R
MSRP: $1,155

TACTICAL SOLUTIONS

X-RING Takedown VR SB-X

Tactical Solutions’ highly accurate, lightweight and durable X-RING Takedown VR SB-X semiautomatic .22LR rifle comes standard with features far above other takedown rifles. This rifle comes fully equipped with our X-RING TD Barrel and Receiver, built-in scope rail, extended magazine release, rear cleaning port, dual guide rod system and threaded muzzle. tacticalsol.com

Model: X-RING Takedown VR SB-X
Caliber: .22LR
Barrel Length: 16.625in with a bore length of 12.375in
Stock: Magpul X-22 Backpacker
Capacity: 10 rounds
Overall Length: 34.375in
Barrel Feature: Threaded, Bore Length of 12.375in with a Permanently Attached Shroud
Front Sight: N/A
Rear Sight: N/A
Thread Pattern: ½inx28
Weight: 3.4lb
Length of Pull: 13.75in
Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum
Finish Type: Class I, Type II
Twist: 1:16in
Grooves: 6R
MSRP: $1,155

TACTICAL LIFE

TL-15 Takedown Pistol

Tactical Life TL-15 takedown pistols are a new unique way to carry a discrete AR-15 pistol. Models are available in 5.56, .300AAC and 9mm. The firearm is able to deploy, change calibers or breakdown in a matter of seconds with a revolutionary quick release system. Firearms come in a convenient concealable Sling Bag. tacticallife.net

Model: TL-15 Takedown Pistol
Caliber: Available in 5.56, 9mm and .300AAC
Barrel Length: 7.5in
Stock: SIG SAUER SBX Pistol Brace Capacity: 30+
Overall Length: 26in
Barrel Feature: 4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium Barrel, heat-treated to RC 28-32 hardness and stress relieved. Black Nitride Finish
Front Sight: Multiple Sights Available
Rear Sight: Multiple Sights Available
Thread Pattern: 1/2×28 5.56 and 9mm, 5/8 x24 .300AAC
Weight: 7lb
Length of Pull: MIL-SPEC
Material: 7075-T6 Forged Aluminum
Finish Type: Hard-Coat Anodized MIL 8625 Type 3 Class 2–Matte Black
Twist: 1:7
MSRP: $1,500

DRD TACTICAL

APTUS

APTUS. features our patented internal recoil system and quick-change barrel weapon systems. It eliminates the standard buffer tube/spring and allows the rifle to fire with the stock folded. The rifle can be assembled in less than 60 seconds without the use of any tools. Available in 5.56mm and .300BLK. drdtactical.com

Model: APTUS
Caliber: 5.56mm and .300BLK
Barrel Length: 16in or 20in
Stock: Magpul Folding Adjustable
Capacity: 30 rounds
Overall Length: 19.5in–27.5in
Barrel Feature: Nitride finished 1:7 twist
Front Sight: N/A
Rear Sight: N/A
Thread Pattern: 1/2×28 for 5.56, 5/8×24 for .300BLK
Weight: 7.2lb
Length of Pull: 4.5lb
Material: Upper/Lower/Handguard from U.S. Billet Aluminum
Finish Type: Hardcoat Type III Anodizing (Black) or NiB Battleworn
Twist: 1:7
Grooves: 4
MSRP: Black finish $2,250; Battleworn Finish $2,600

DRD TACTICAL

KIVAARI

KIVAARI. is a patented quick takedown semiauto rifle. Chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum, it offers the most covert semiautomatic, gas-operated, long-distance rifle in the world. The rifle can be assembled in less than 60 seconds without the use of any tools. drdtactical.com

Model: KIVAARI
Caliber: .338 Lapua Magnum
Barrel Length: 24in
Stock: Magpul
Capacity: 10 rounds
Overall Length: 48in
Barrel Feature: Button rifled 1-10in twist coated Stainless
Front Sight: N/A
Rear Sight: N/A
Thread Pattern: 3/4×24
Weight: 13.75lb
Length of Pull: 2-stage match 2.5
Material: Upper/Lower/Handguard from U.S. Billet Aluminum
Finish Type: Hardcoat Type III Anodized (Black), Cerakote (FDE) or NiB Battleworn
Twist: 1:10in
Grooves: 4
MSRP: Black or FDE Cerakote finish $5,000; Battleworn finish $5,650

SAVAGE ARMS

Model 42 TD

The Savage Model 42 TD has redefined the utilitarian over/under for our generation. With its rimfire and .410 barrels, this is a useful tool. The 42 Takedown breaks down with a push of one button, making this a favorite for survivalists, campers and those who want a gun that can go anywhere. savagearms.com

Model: 22440
Caliber: .22 LR (or .22 WMR [SKU22435]) over .410
Barrel Length: 20in
Stock: Synthetic
Capacity: Single shot
Overall Length: 35.75in
Barrel Feature: Over/under
Front Sight: Blade
Rear Sight: Flat black target
Thread Pattern: N/A
Weight: 6.1lb
Length of Pull: 13.5in
Material: Carbon Steel
Finish Type: Satin
Twist: 1:16in RH
Grooves: 6
MSRP: $509

TRADITIONS PERFORMANCE FIREARMS

Crackshot Youth

The Crackshot Youth version rifle is a .22LR single-shot, lightweight takedown rifle with a 16.5-inch barrel. The Dual Safety System includes a hammer block safety and manual trigger block safety, making it one of the safest guns on the market and great for plinking and small game hunting. traditionsfirearms.com

Model: CRY1-220070
Caliber: .22LR
Barrel Length: 16.5in
Stock: Raised-Comb, Black Synthetic
Capacity: Single shot
Overall Length: 32.5 inches
Barrel Feature:
Front Sight: N/A
Rear Sight: Mounted 1-piece base
Thread Pattern: N/A
Weight: 4lb
Length of Pull: 13in
Material: N/A
Finish Type: Blued
Twist: 1:16 RH
Grooves: N/A
Accessories: Factory-mounted 4x32mm scope
MSRP: $264

NEMESIS ARMS

Advanced Nemesis Sniper Rifle

The ANSR (Advanced Nemesis Sniper Rifle) is the ultimate evolution in precision multicaliber, military-grade sniper systems. Unique tool-free takedown, proprietary return-to-zero precision, patented true ambidexterity, short- to long-action modularity (also patented) and seamless caliber swap, this discreetly portable, adaptable and lethal multi-mission platform performs with distinction. nemesisarms.com

Model: ANSR
Caliber: 6.5 CR, .308 Win, .300 Win Mag, Norma or PRC, .338 Lapua or Norma
Barrel Length: 20in and 24in
Stock: Machined Aluminum Folder
Capacity: 5- and 10-round detachable box magazine
Overall Length: 40.125in or 44.125in (minimum LOP depending upon barrel)
Barrel Feature: Fluted and threaded muzzle
Front Sight: N/A – M-LOK forend for accessory attachment
Rear Sight: N/A – Optics-ready Picatinny rail
Thread Pattern: 5/8inx24
Weight: 12lb, 10oz
Length of Pull: 14in–15.25in (adjustable LOP buttplate)
Materials: Steel alloys and Aluminum
Finish Type: Nitride, Oxide, Type III Hardcoat Anodize, Cerakote Twist: 6.5 CR–1:9, .300 Variants and .308–1:8, .338 Variants–1:9.3
Grooves: 6
MSRP: $8,825 (includes both bolts, M-LOK forend, bipod and custom hard case)

NEMESIS ARMS

Lightweight Modular Rifle

The LMR (Lightweight Modular Rifle) delivers on the promise of a true large caliber survival rifle. Tool-free takedown, proprietary return-to-zero technology, patented ambidexterity and rapid caliber swap, the LMR packs into a small and discreet backpack or hard case for the ultimate expedition rifle for your truck, boat or aircraft. nemesisarms.com

Model: LMR
Caliber: .243 Win, .260 Rem, 6.5 Creed, .308 Win
Barrel Length: 16in and 20in
Stock: Folding & telescoping buffer tube type
Capacity: 10-round detachable box magazine
Overall Length: 34.875in or 38.875in (minimum LOP depending upon barrel)
Barrel Feature: Tapered or fluted + threaded muzzle
Front Sight: N/A – Optional M-LOK forend for accessory attachment
Rear Sight: N/A – Optics-ready Picatinny rail
Thread Pattern: 5/8inx24
Weight: 9lb, 6oz (without bipod)
Length of Pull: 12.875in – 16.25in (6-position telescoping buffer tube stock)
Materials: Steel alloys and Aluminum
Finish Type: Nitride, Oxide, Type III Hardcoat Anodize, Cerakote
Twist: 6.5 Creed and .243–1:9, .308 Win–1:8, .260–1:8.5
Grooves: 6
MSRP: $3,150 (includes bipod, left- or right-hand bolt)

SIG SAUER, INC.

SIG MCX Rattler

Rapid deployment, thin, agile and precise. This is the SIG MCX Rattler. Featuring a 5.5-inch barrel, the MCX has never been more compact. Ready to go wherever, the MCX Rattler features a folding stock, or as a pistol with a brace for easy concealment. Designed from the ground up to be as discrete as possible while retaining the capabilities of the MCX. Free-floating M-LOK. handguards on a PDW upper and 5.5-inch barrel, the MCX Rattler is the ideal choice for fast-moving operators. sigsauer.com

Model: SIG MCX Rattler
Caliber: .300BLK
Barrel Length: 5.5in
Stock: Folding
Capacity: 30 rounds
Overall Length: 23in
Barrel Feature: N/A
Front Sight: N/A – Optics-ready Picatinny rail
Rear Sight: N/A
Thread Pattern: N/A
Weight: 5.1lb
Length of Pull: N/A
Materials: Aluminum and Carbon Steel
Finish Type: Black Hard-Coat Anodized
Twist: 1.5in
Grooves: N/A
MSRP: $2,719

ROSSI USA

Match Pair

This reliable break-action system allows for the quick swapping of barrels from rifle to shotgun, with one screw and no tools. Trusted for years, the Match Pair’s redesigned ergonomic stock and forend add increased performance and modern good looks. The stock provides increased functionality with convenient cartridge storage for .410 and .22LR. rossiusa.com

Model: MP4111813Y22OD
Caliber: .22LR /.410 Bore
Barrel Length: 22in
Stock: Olive Drab Synthetic
Capacity: Single shot
Overall Length: 34.3in
Barrel Feature: N/A
Front Sight: Fiber Optic (.22LR) or Bead (.410)
Rear Sight: Adjustable Fiber Optic (.22LR)
Thread Pattern: N/A
Weight: 5.6lb
Length of Pull: 11in
Material: Steel
Finish Type: Blued
Twist: 1:16
Grooves: N/A
MSRP: $220

This article first appeared in Small Arms Review V24N1 (Jan 2020)
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