The Ultimate Backpacking Survival Rifle Build

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3 responses to “The Ultimate Backpacking Survival Rifle Build”

1. Randall Greene

   Mar 30, 2020

   You need to correct a word. You use the term “silencer” which conveys an incorrect meaning. Please use the correct terminology “supressor” so that the less informed are not misled.
   https://www.silencershop.com/gemtech-integral-mist-22-suppressor.html

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   1. Damian Brindle

      Apr 7, 2020

      The words are interchangeable: https://www.silencercentral.com/blog/silencer-vs-suppressor-whats-the-difference/

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2. Irish-7

   May 30, 2019

   COOL! I purchased a Ruger 10-22 Takedown when they first fielded. I converted the nifty backpack that came with the gun into a survival kit. Not a ton of room, but enough for several BX-25 magazines and some supplies. When I ran out of pouch space, I rolled an All Weather Blanket around the outside, securing it with bungie straps. I also hung a sawback machete and rifle cleaning kit on the outside. I store it in my vehicle at all times. With respect to a “backpack gun” that stores inside a rucksack, I made a survival kit like that, too. I used a Henry AR7 Rifle. I also keep that in my SUV. If I had to grab just ONE pack and take off, it would be the ruck with the AR7. NOT because I like the rifle better, more so that this container holds more survival items. In my opinion, the Ruger 10-22 Takedown is a better weapon.

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