Rifle

[Uncle_Lee]

I had 2 Armalite AR-7's that ran everything I put in them and never missed a beat.

[pietro]

It doesn't matter that a folding stock gun can be fired when folded.

And they have to be 26" with the stock EXTENDED, not folded.

I suspect they would argue that if you can fire it with the stock folded & it is less than 26" you have made a pistol out of a rifle.

Can you give me any examples of ones that are legal?

Actually, to meet the requirements of GCA-68, the folded stock only needs to be extended for qualification measurement to meet the 26" OAL rule.

Once it has a barrel at least 16" long, and is at least 26" with the stock extended, as  long as it's not a machinegun or a shotgun, it's entire legal under US Federal Law.

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[OV-1D]

I had 2 Armalite AR-7's that ran everything I put in them and never missed a beat.

  Armalite is a great manufacturer of said weapon , I too never ever had a problem , shot like a dream .

[Uncle_Lee]

This is a picture of the auction where everything was sold.
The AR-7 is the one I kept hanging in the shed to shoot black birds.

[theysayimnotme]

I've never seen an AR-7 like that but it does tend to confirm there is an example of a folding? stock with a pistol grip. All that would be needed would be the ability to insert an extra magazine in the grip like the pistol version. (That was the only good feature it had.)

[Uncle_Lee]

It was a sliding wire stock.
Had to carry the extra mag in my shirt pocket.
Didn't have an extra mag in the shed.

[GaryAHenshaw]

Excuse me while a start searching for good 10/22 barrels. 😉

[bill_deshivs]

"I suspect they would argue that if you can fire it with the stock folded & it is less than 26" you have made a pistol out of a rifle.
Can you give me any examples of ones that are legal?"
The ruling was originally made about the UZI carbine, I believe.

[billmeek]

Excuse me while a start searching for good 10/22 barrels. 😉

That's simple:

https://fjfeddersen.com/product-category/barrels/