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Tim from Military Arms Channel recently came out with an adapter to fit a Sig brace onto a Ruger Charger. I've always eyed the Charger as a future SBR candidate, so the news of a tool that attaches a Sig brace to the Charger put a smile on my face.
That and the Q Erector .22 LR suppressor that you can vary the length with has made me, needless to say, dig the Charger now.
BUT my dilemma now is whether to get the takedown or non-takedown model.
When I was looking at 10/22's, I figured that getting the takedown model made the most sense as the internally suppressed barrel Ruger makes can only be used with the takedown and the 16 inch barrel and stock makes the rifle quite long, thus being able to take the barrel off makes it more compact and easy to store/carry.
The Charger is small, 10 inch barrel and the Sig brace comes off easy, so even if it's not a takedown, it's still pretty small and I don't really see why I'd want an integrally suppressed barrel for the Charger given the suppressor I mentioned above is super light weight and variable length and it's not like Ruger will be offering a internally suppressed barrel for the Charger as I figure it would be shorter than 16 inches and might be a legal issue if people put it on their 10/22.
My fellow 2A Americans, what should I do?
That and the Q Erector .22 LR suppressor that you can vary the length with has made me, needless to say, dig the Charger now.
BUT my dilemma now is whether to get the takedown or non-takedown model.
When I was looking at 10/22's, I figured that getting the takedown model made the most sense as the internally suppressed barrel Ruger makes can only be used with the takedown and the 16 inch barrel and stock makes the rifle quite long, thus being able to take the barrel off makes it more compact and easy to store/carry.
The Charger is small, 10 inch barrel and the Sig brace comes off easy, so even if it's not a takedown, it's still pretty small and I don't really see why I'd want an integrally suppressed barrel for the Charger given the suppressor I mentioned above is super light weight and variable length and it's not like Ruger will be offering a internally suppressed barrel for the Charger as I figure it would be shorter than 16 inches and might be a legal issue if people put it on their 10/22.
My fellow 2A Americans, what should I do?
