22 takedown options.

somethingspecial said:
The workaround is to label your bag to show that it contains a gun - stick a big piece of tape saying GUN onto your bag. No longer concealed.
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Yes, but "GUN" is a trigger word lol.
Try custom velcro patches made up with wording "SECURED FIREARM". Stick on, peel off, repeat as needed.
 
Buck1950 said:
" . . . The 25 round bananas actually work, unlike the AR-7 ones. . . ."
AR-7 doesn't come with any 'banana mag' - are you talking about an aftermarket? My Armalite AR-7 has 7-round and Henry has 2x 8-round mags. And NO Probs with feed from any of them. The Armalite nor Henry don't cycle well with SV but are fine with even cheap HV. I think the recoil springs are too stiff for SV.
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Yes. I was referring to aftermarket mags by Ram Line. I bought three and non worked. They don't even click in.
 
exseparatist said:
Don't forget the second hand market;

The famous Browning Auto-22
The Marlin Papoose, blued or stainless steel
The GEVARM, most of their rimfire rifle can take down.
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Another vote for a GEVARM. I have an E1. Can be picked up for 400$, never fails to strike, and the open bolt design is cool.

Unfortunately they are kind of hard to find. Mags are expensive.
 
HuskyDude said:
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Thinking OP is asking "New"
Sorry first cup of coffee...

Lots.

Winchester 9422TD (Lever)


Most of the single shot Cooeys and Stevens I would consider Take Down with one thumb screw on the bottom of the stock.

Did I miss any??? :)

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I've heard the legend, but I believe it's Snufalupagus. Does anyone own one of these?

94/22 was the first firearm I bought. First one I wish I'd kept too.
 
Jdiep said:
Other than 10/22 and savage 63 td. Ar7.

Is there any others?
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Are you looking for short or short via take down? The are some quite short .22's that are not take down. The Scorpio 22lr EM332X is only 30.5 inches long. The Norinco JW-15A Compact Bolt Action Hiker - 13" Barrel - 30.5" OAL

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legi0n said:
I have one and would advise anyone against any takedown rifle in Canada. You are not allowed to carry it in your backpack. As such, why give up some accuracy?
The Magpul stock (10/22) and the Magpul style (A22) allows for carrying 3 mags in the stock. Again, in Canada, having a loaded mag attached to the rifle makes that rifle "loaded".
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As long as there is no ammunition in or attached to the rifle you are just fine.

Takedown merely refers to a rifle that is easily broken down into usually 2 pieces for transport and storage. Carrying it in your backpack isn't illegal as long as there is no ammunition in or attached to it.
 
guntech said:
I can't believe a broken apart, unloaded rifle can not be inside a back pack because it is considered a concealed weapon.

Has anyone done that and been charged or is this just posting crap?
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I don't know where a lot of this is coming from. Maybe the R or prohib category? Some people are even talking about labels on cases which I've never seen one reference to.

Transport and storage rules are pretty clear. If there is no ammunition in or attached to it it's fine.
 
Zulu10 said:
Pedersoli Black Widow is a single shot Italian folder in 22LR that will fit in a backpack. Accuracy is supposed to be very good and Marstar currently has them on sale for just under $450.
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Putting a firearm inside of a backpack is considered concealed carry in Canada.

Aside from the obvious angle, the person inspecting you on crown land will probably be a CO, and you may get a poaching charge as well if they're having a particularly bad day.
 
Heliian said:
As long as there is no ammunition in or attached to the rifle you are just fine.

Takedown merely refers to a rifle that is easily broken down into usually 2 pieces for transport and storage. Carrying it in your backpack isn't illegal as long as there is no ammunition in or attached to it.
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now please expand your legal horizon with the concealed carry section (90.1)
 
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