Savage Rascal is lighter... neither come close to how light the pack rifle is...Originally Posted by outlawbandit
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Savage Rascal is lighter... neither come close to how light the pack rifle is...
"We don't take souls, we leave that to wives and girlfriends, but we can do a layaway" - Grumpy Wolverine.
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Yep, I own plenty of backpack rifles but nothing come close to pack rifle. I love mine and use it occasionally but it spends most of the time in my grab and go car kit.
Ruger takedown much better quality in 9mm or 22LR
I'm curious how well they would handle dropping your pack with the rifle attached, or handle a wack against a tree. They look fragile to me.
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Kid's gun, but thanks for your expertise.
I have several small .22’s. I want something like this in .38/.357 as a real survival style gun.
Unstablryan how about a TPS m6 in .357/410
Not to derail, but to the above's point, I've been sending our prayers for a folding single-shot pistol calibre rifle for years. Still waiting :P
But will there be more coming? Sorry lazy. I missed out on the last run. Badgers (I have three) are kind of like the Glocks of light, single shot .22's. These things are the Infinity's (well maybe not quite as Guchi), of the light weight single shot .22.
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