Break down/camping rifles?

[Greg Koziol]

If your in Bear country or big game country and need some serious firepower you should look into the "Wild West Guns alaskan co-pilot" in .45-70. Expensive but might be worth the money... kevlar stock and chromed action.

http://www.wildwestguns.com/copilot.html

 

[Brian Williams]

Marlin 39M, but the 39TD is better but very costly because there are not very many out there.

 

[GonHuntin]

Contender carbine??

 

[RebelRabbi]

Marlin Papoose. No others.

 

[jmorris]

I had a Papoose but it really didn't fill any void for me.

Here are some I have kept sorted by size and as it turns out weight as well. The AR7 is 2# 11.4 oz, 10/22 4# 11.4oz, B-22 4# 13.8 oz the savage 24 is 6# 9.4 oz. As before even though it weighs more and is longer (mine is the 24" barrel) the savage can do it all. With the flick of the switch you can go from .22lr to 20 ga slug, buck shot or bird shot. The Henry packs all into it's stock, is lighter than the rest by almost half, has the worst trigger of the bunch and takes the longest time to put together. I consider my browning 22's too nice for camping now a days but it went with me a lot when I was a kid. The 10/22 is the only one ready to go as it sits.