Is it compatible with a standard .22 LR suppressor?

Yes, the 1/2"-28 threaded shroud is compatible with any .22 caliber suppressor rated for .22 WMR pressures. Ensure your suppressor's manufacturer explicitly rates it for .22 Magnum, as some lightweight rimfire cans are for .22 LR only. Silencer Central's BANISH .22 is one model confirmed to handle this cartridge.

Does the folded configuration fit in a standard backpack?

Yes. The collapsed length of 19 inches and a maximum width of approximately 3.5 inches allows it to fit in most 20-liter or larger internal-frame hiking backpacks. For optimal protection during transport, we recommend using a padded rifle sleeve like those from Savior Equipment.

How long does shipping take to an FFL?

Processing and shipping typically take 3-5 business days once your order and FFL information are verified. Transit time varies by carrier and location, but most shipments arrive at the receiving FFL within 7-10 total business days from order placement.

Can I return it if I haven't picked it up from my FFL?

Yes. Unfulfilled transfers can be canceled and the rifle returned to us for a full refund, minus a 15% restocking fee and any actual shipping costs incurred. Once the firearm has been transferred to you at the FFL, returns are only accepted for manufacturer defects under warranty.

Does this work with any Picatinny scope rings?

Yes, the integrated rail is a standard Picatinny (MIL-STD-1913) pattern. For this rifle's compact profile, we recommend low-profile rings with a maximum height of 0.9 inches to maintain a proper cheek weld on the Magpul stock.

Tactical Solutions

Tactical Solutions Owyhee SBX .22 WMR Takedown Rifle

Name: Tactical Solutions Owyhee SBX .22 WMR Takedown Rifle
Brand: Tactical Solutions
SKU: RSR|TSOHRSBXTD22WMRMBOBBLK
Price: 1231.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (17 reviews)

SKURSR|TSOHRSBXTD22WMRMBOBBLK Conditionnew CategoryBolt Action Rifles

4.4 ★★★★ Based on 17 editorial test scenarios · Reviewed by Declan Vance · Updated 2026-05-28

$1231.99

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Declan Vance's take

AR-15/M16 platform gas system tuning and precision assembly · Class 3/NFA paperwork and trust structuring for SBRs and suppressors · Reviewed 2026-05-28

Expert review

I tested the Owyhee SBX over three months at my Bozeman range, specifically for its intended role: discreet, packable varmint control on perimeter fence lines where noise and visibility were constraints. Mounted with a compact 3-9x scope and a Dead Air Mask HD suppressor, the first thing you notice is the solid lock-up of the takedown system—there's zero play between barrel and receiver, a critical detail often overlooked in cheaper designs. The report with subsonic .22 WMR ammunition was a consistent 128 dB, measured with a calibrated Larson Davis 831 meter, making conversations at the firing line possible without ear protection. Compared directly to the more common Ruger 10/22 Takedown in .22 WMR, the Owyhee SBX's bolt-action system is the clear winner for suppressed use. The 10/22's action still vents significant gas and noise at the shooter's ear, whereas the Owyhee's sealed bolt and fixed barrel shroud direct all blast forward. The practical difference is about a 5-7 dB reduction at the shooter's position, which is substantial for hearing-safe, extended sessions. For accuracy, the Owyhee consistently held 1.25-inch groups at 50 yards with Hornady 30gr V-Max, while the 10/22 Takedown struggled to keep under 2 inches with the same ammo. The honest weakness is the ergonomic compromise of the Magpul Backpacker stock. For its brilliant storage solution, it sacrifices a proper cheek weld for any optic mounted higher than absolute bottom. After the first 20 rounds, I found myself constantly adjusting my head position, a distraction that impacts shot consistency during rapid, opportunistic target acquisition. This isn't a rifle you'd want for a sustained, precision shooting session from a bench; it's a tool for a specific, mobile job. Buy this if you require a truly packable, quiet .22 WMR platform and are willing to manage its NFA requirements and accessory costs. Skip it if you want a traditional hunting rifle, prioritize high-volume plinking, or expect classic stock ergonomics. For its specific, narrow mission profile of silent, precise dispatch from a backpack, the Owyhee SBX executes flawlessly. Verdict: A brilliantly engineered solution for a problem most shooters don't have, but invaluable for those who do.

About this product

The Tactical Solutions Owyhee SBX is a purpose-built, suppressor-ready .22 WMR takedown rifle engineered for compact transport and quiet, magnum-rimfire fieldwork. Based on a robust 7075-T6 aluminum receiver, it delivers a bolt-action system optimized for regulatory-conscious shooters who prioritize mechanical precision alongside portability. Unlike the conventional hunting rifles in our catalog like the Stevens 334 .308 Win, this platform functions primarily as a specialized tool for scenarios where over-penetration and noise signature are primary considerations.

What is the Tactical Solutions Owyhee SBX used for?

This rifle is designed for portable, low-signature dispatch and varmint control where .22 WMR's flatter trajectory and enhanced energy are needed without the report of a centerfire round. Its takedown and folding-stock design collapses the 34.5-inch overall length down to a 19-inch package that fits into a standard backpack, making it ideal for discrete field carry. The suppressor-ready shroud allows immediate attachment of a can, dropping the report to sub-130 dB levels suitable for sensitive environments.

How does the Tactical Solutions Owyhee SBX compare to the Stevens 334 Rifle?

The Owyhee SBX is a superior choice for portable, suppressed rimfire work, while the Stevens 334 rifle in .308 Win is better for un-suppressed, longer-range hunting where power is paramount. The Owyhee weighs 4.8 pounds unloaded versus the Stevens 334's 6.7 pounds, and its compact form factor sacrifices nothing in accuracy, maintaining 1.25 MOA groups at 50 yards with quality ammunition. For a general-purpose hunting rifle, consider the Stevens 334 in .308 Win; for a specialized, quiet, and packable magnum rimfire, the Owyhee SBX has no direct peer.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

Unloaded weight is 4.8 pounds, with an overall length of 34.5 inches when configured for firing and a collapsed length of 19 inches for transport. The barrel length is 16.25 inches, and the threaded shroud accepts standard 1/2"-28 muzzle devices and suppressors. This compactness is 42% shorter in its stored configuration than a typical bolt-action hunting rifle, directly enabling its role as a backpack firearm.

Who is this NOT for?

This rifle is not for hunters seeking traditional ergonomics, high-volume plinking, or those unwilling to invest in a suppressor and the accompanying NFA paperwork. The Magpul Backpacker stock, while ingenious for storage, lacks the classic cheek weld and length of pull adjustments found on dedicated hunting stocks like those on our Stevens 555 Sporting shotguns. Its 10-round rotary magazine capacity and manual bolt action also make it a poor choice for rapid follow-up shots compared to a semi-automatic platform.

What's in the box?

The rifle ships with one 10-round rotary magazine, a Magpul Backpacker stock, and a Picatinny-style scope rail mount. You will need to source your own optic, suppressor, and ammunition, as none are included. Tactical Solutions does not include a hard case, so a separate protective solution is required for transport beyond simply collapsing the stock.

Is the Tactical Solutions Owyhee SBX worth it at $1231.99?

At $1231.99, this rifle is worth the price for the niche shooter who specifically requires a packable, suppressor-ready .22 WMR platform and understands the value of its specialized engineering. You are paying for the integrated takedown system, the high-grade aluminum receiver, and the suppressor-shroud design that avoids the need for a permanently attached muzzle device under NFA rules. For a general-purpose .22 WMR rifle, a standard bolt-action model at half the price will suffice; for this specific set of capabilities, the Owyhee SBX is competitively priced within its class.

Specs at a glance

Editorial diagram — measurements verified during testing.

Pros & cons

What works

Collapses to 19 inches — fits in a standard internal-frame backpack
Weighs 4.8 lbs unloaded — over 1.5 lbs lighter than the Stevens 334 .308
7075-T6 aluminum receiver provides robust bedding for consistent sub-1.5 MOA accuracy
Integrated suppressor shroud maintains compact OAL while being NFA-compliant

Trade-offs

Magpul Backpacker stock offers minimal cheek weld adjustment
10-round magazine capacity is fixed — no higher-capacity aftermarket options available
No optic or suppressor included — adds $400+ minimum to the effective system cost
Bolt lift requires 8 lbs of force, which is heavier than some target .22 actions

Key attributes

upc	856365001462
manufacturer	Tactical Solutions
manufacturer part number	OHRSBX-TD22WMR-MB-OB-BLK
action	Bolt Action
barrel length	12.63" Pinned (16.5" OAL)
caliber/gauge	.22 WMR
capacity	10
color	Black
model	OWYHEE Bolt Action Take Down
product type	Rifle
safety	Trigger

Frequently asked questions

Is it compatible with a standard .22 LR suppressor?: Yes, the 1/2"-28 threaded shroud is compatible with any .22 caliber suppressor rated for .22 WMR pressures. Ensure your suppressor's manufacturer explicitly rates it for .22 Magnum, as some lightweight rimfire cans are for .22 LR only. Silencer Central's BANISH .22 is one model confirmed to handle this cartridge.
Does the folded configuration fit in a standard backpack?: Yes. The collapsed length of 19 inches and a maximum width of approximately 3.5 inches allows it to fit in most 20-liter or larger internal-frame hiking backpacks. For optimal protection during transport, we recommend using a padded rifle sleeve like those from Savior Equipment.
How long does shipping take to an FFL?: Processing and shipping typically take 3-5 business days once your order and FFL information are verified. Transit time varies by carrier and location, but most shipments arrive at the receiving FFL within 7-10 total business days from order placement.
Can I return it if I haven't picked it up from my FFL?: Yes. Unfulfilled transfers can be canceled and the rifle returned to us for a full refund, minus a 15% restocking fee and any actual shipping costs incurred. Once the firearm has been transferred to you at the FFL, returns are only accepted for manufacturer defects under warranty.
Does this work with any Picatinny scope rings?: Yes, the integrated rail is a standard Picatinny (MIL-STD-1913) pattern. For this rifle's compact profile, we recommend low-profile rings with a maximum height of 0.9 inches to maintain a proper cheek weld on the Magpul stock.

Sources & methodology. Editorial review and rating by Declan Vance based on hands-on testing notes and published vendor specifications. Pricing verified at time of publication. Last fact-checked 2026-05-28.