The Stowaway 5.7x28 takedown rifle!

Published on September 6, 2024
Duration: 19:27

This guide details the assembly and basic operation of the Dark Mountain Stowaway takedown rifle, chambered in 5.7x28mm. It covers bolt interchangeability and optic mounting, drawing on expert insights from Military Arms Channel. The review highlights the firearm's compact nature and suitability for storage and survival scenarios.

Quick Summary

The Dark Mountain Stowaway is a compact, bolt-action takedown rifle in 5.7x28mm, designed for storage. Its bolt system features a left-side handle and a striker with a half-cock safety. The 16-inch barrel yields ~2100 FPS with 40gr ammo, and a Primary Arms 1x optic is recommended.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Stowaway
  2. 01:31RMA Defense Body Armor Mention
  3. 02:51Assembly and Bolt Features
  4. 04:28Primary Arms Optic
  5. 05:065.7x28mm Caliber and Range Testing
  6. 07:45Technical Specs and Receiver Design
  7. 13:07Safety Mechanisms
  8. 14:20Velocity Testing: Rifle vs. Pistol

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Dark Mountain Stowaway Rifle?

The Dark Mountain Stowaway is a compact, bolt-action takedown rifle chambered in 5.7x28mm, designed for easy storage in backpacks or vehicles. It features a single-shot capacity and a removable bolt head for potential future caliber conversions.

What are the key features of the Stowaway Rifle's bolt system?

The Stowaway Rifle has a bolt-action with a left-side bolt handle for right-handed shooters. It includes a removable bolt head and a striker system with a half-cock safety position, making it drop-safe without an external manual safety.

How does the 5.7x28mm round perform in the Stowaway?

In the 16-inch rifle, the 5.7x28mm round achieved velocities around 2100 FPS with 40-grain Federal American Eagle ammunition. The 7.1-inch pistol barrel version averaged about 1700 FPS.

What optic is recommended for the Stowaway Rifle?

The video highlights the Primary Arms 1x optic with an ACSS reticle, noting its unlimited eye relief which allows for flexible mounting positions on the rifle's rail.

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