The lightest rifle that was extremely accurate, glass bedded receiver, Timney Trigger was a model 70 Winchester 22-250 Featherweight. I think that was the name. I had a leupold Vari-X-III scope, leupold mounts and shot quite a few woodchucks with that thing. I needed money for something else, and, as usual, took a beating when I sold it. I remember the stock even had some nice knarly-looking figures in it, something you don't see every day in a mass-produced product.
I should still have that gun today. I live and learn. Within the past ten years, I resigned myself to the fact that, no matter how hard things go, financially-speaking, I won't ever trade or sell a gun again. If I have absolutely no use for the gun, that's a different story.
If I still had all the guns that I purchased then later sold, I would have quite a nice collection of 20 to 30+ guns! And, I am talking these were all guns which I developed loads for and could shoot every one quite accurately! When I think of the literal hours, no Days, that I spent working up loads for each of these guns, I am dissapointed there is nothing left to show for it, except possibly my house which we bought. So, all things are not that terrible when I look at it that way!
I have lighter .22's and small overall rifles, but when it comes to carry "in hand" it the old Winchester that gets the nod 
