Finally got my hands on the Crazy Ivan Takedown Chassis

[IndustryOutsider]

You can get some info on it here. Clearly, I have my rifles set up a bit backwards, but have a fix for that in the works.

Here's one of my Takedowns in the new chassis. Thanks to the light weight of the chassis/handguard and the barrel, that's 4.55 pounds. Even with the suppressor installed, it's still lighter than a factory rifle with a fixed barrel.

[versyswolfe]

That's the coolest take down Ive seen yet.

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[IndustryOutsider]

Originally Posted by versyswolfe

That's the coolest take down Ive seen yet.

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I've got the optic mount on order, and will swap the scope for a barrel-mounted red dot. Then it will be light and quiet.

[crackedcornish]

ewww, that stock and the Magpul could have an ugly stock contest


and a Compact with the modular stock is listed at 4.4lbs
https://ruger.com/products/1022Compa...ets/31114.html

[IndustryOutsider]

Originally Posted by crackedcornish

ewww, that stock and the Magpul could have an ugly stock contest


and a Compact with the modular stock is listed at 4.4lbs
https://ruger.com/products/1022Compa...ets/31114.html

If you're the guy with that nice walnut takedown stock, I don't have much of an argument. Otherwise, no. Both are quite attractive.

I got my weight from the standard wood carbine. But it will get weighed again without the scope, and with a suppressor and red dot.