choosing a long gun for a spy in a wheelchair

[mg357]

Dear Smith and Wesson Forum i have a hypothetical question what would be a good long gun for a spy in a wheelchair? any and all help in answering this question would be greatly appreciated sincerely and respectfully mg357 a proud member of the Smith and Wesson Foum

 

[5906fan]

pistol round chambering carbine, semi-auto preferably. 9mm Luger? with 20 or so round mag and dot or eotech sight

 

[TOM BECKWITH]

Good AR with 20" target grade bbl, good rest system, and quick detach 6X24 50MM tube with camera setup, and stock only setup to switch scope if needed

 

[Smith357]

Something like an AR7 that comes apart and the pieces can easily be hidden in the tubes of the wheelchair and pass right through metal detectors.

 

[jimmyj]

U.S. M1A1 .30 Carbine

 

[bennettfam]

Something light and easily handled with one hand like the Uzi or the Kel-Tek break-down rifle. But be sure to tell him to lock both wheels when shooting or the recoil may cause him to spin.

 

[zoom6zoom]

the recoil may cause him to spin.

Of course, that could be a good plot device.

 

[srgvaz]

It's not a long gun but at least he could shoot while spinning his wheels. "from dusk till dawn" off the IMDB website.

 

[Harrison]

I think that issue was settled in Stephen Hunter's great book, "Point of Impact".

 

[chrisj6061]

Kel-Tek break-down rifle.

x2

Sub 2000 in 9mm or 40SW. 4lbs unloaded. 16" OAL when folded. Will accept +P ammunition, 9mm will hold 17 in the grip, also 32rnd mags available. Accurate and effective up to 100yds.

 

[one eye joe]

A SHORT AR with collapsable stock and optical sight. I like Bushmasters....

 

[choppercop]

I like the paratrooper carbine idea myself.
Lots of shots, good acuracy out to 100yds, light weight, light recoil.

Of course the little gun built up by Mag Pul and will fold up and fit in your back pocket.