« Reply #3 on: September 12, 2009, 03:23:18 AM »
They are great little guns. Even assembled, they are short and easy to store and deploy.
On the two I messed with, I didn't find the take down feature all that practical. I had to reef the locking knob down with channel locks and a rag to keep them from twisting, and it isn't easy to do and undo that often. There are fixes for this which involve modding the key and slot for a better fit, but I was lazy. Another "rainy day" project but it has never kept me from enjoying this great little rifle.
It is one of Mommy's favorite shooters and an ideal lady's gun (even though I like it too). Youshould get the wife totry it, but I suppose this is easier said than done. I am lucky and have to pry several of my favorites from her warm live fingers to get a shot in now and then.
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