Perfect example that some people should NOT own firearms.

Beware the TNW ASR, they sold me one thats a jam o matic piece of junk even TNW could not get to cycle reliably. Constantly jams nose up every mag with many mags and ammo brands tried. They effectively stole over $800 from me.

Sort of a DICK comment Sparky.

Had one on my sailboat while cruising Central America. The damned thing would double or triple fire occasionally with one pull of the trigger. After cleaning it and loading a magazine I let the slide release go to chamber a round and it tripled without touching the trigger. Three rounds ricocheted off the floor and ceiling and buried themselves in the wall. Piece of junk, like many of their products. My PMR-30 exploded in my hand and nearly put out my eye despite wearing shooting glasses. Both instances involved first rate ammo and routine maintenance. Just be careful with their gear.

You left the best of them all off the list. The Kel Tec SUB 2000 folding rifle. Uses the 33 rnd glock 17 (or any other glock) mags and folded is only 18″ long.

I had one of the old henry AR-7’s, the one they used to call the jam-o-matic. Imho it was never intended to be a plinking gun, as soon ac it heats up there is enough expansion on critical parts that makes it sloppy and it starts to jam. It was originally intended as a pilots survival gun, you won’t retake Omaha beach with it but it’ll keep you fed if you’re a half decent shot. I do have a marlin papoose as part of my .22 takedown collection, It’s a nice shooter but Marlin got stingy and made their magazine proprietary, no after market mods, mags, nothin’. Butler creek makes a 25 round mag for it but it’s a FTF nightmare. The feel like the Ruger 10/22 takedown is the best option, It’s robust enough to take a little rough handling and still keep firing and the aftermarket mods, mags, etc. can be had easy enough.

Paid $250 for my Ruger 10/22 back in 2015. Love the rifle but I wonnder if 22 is enough punch for self defense.