First Look: Rossi LWC Folding Stock

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posted on April 22, 2025
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Folding LWC Lede

Rossi's Lightweight Carbine (LWC) has been a favorite truck gun and scouting rifle for hunters since its introduction. Now, Rossi USA is taking it a step further with the launch of the Rossi LWC Folding Stock—available both as a complete rifle and as an easy-to-install accessory for current LWC owners.

Folding LWC

The new LWC Folding Stock variant delivers the same performance of the original LWC, simply now with enhanced portability and storage thanks to its durable folding stock. Whether out in the field or packing light at the range, this compact configuration yields new convenience without compromising shootability.

Folding LWC

Available initially in .300 Blackout and 5.56 NATO, the LWC Folding Stock is perfect for shooters who want a nimble, suppressor-ready rifle in two of today’s most popular calibers. The accessory kit which allows shooters to upgrade their current rifle is compatible with any caliber.

Folding LWC

Key Features:

• Folding Stock is easy to deploy and lock
• Available in .300 BLK and 5.56 NATO
• Available as an accessory for Existing LWCs
• Threaded Barrel Comes Standard

Folding LWC

For more information, visit rossiusa.comMSRP: $333.99

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