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TNW makes something along those lines
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The TNW ASR is currently probably the closest thing to what you are looking for. The JRC has a "take down" model but its heavy. (I own them both).
The KelTec Sub2K folds and is light but I like my ASR better. (had examples of both)
While having not owned every 9mm PCC out there I have owned about ten and find my favorites to be:
1) Beretta Storm for overall size, function and accuracy. (Doesn't come apart but is pretty compact with the magazine in the grip)
2) ASR for fun factor and size/weight (unscrew the barrel without tools)
3) JRC for accuracy and dependability (Heavy but shoots well)
4) Marlin 9 Camp Rifle for "traditional" look and feel
OH, and don't forget that both mainstream Marlin and Ruger made non-take down PCC's and both dropped them due to low sales volume. While some, like myself, enjoy PCC's the market is just not big enough to support them in any numbers for a main stream manufacture to spend capital on.
I have owned about a dozen 9mm carbines, including 9mm AR's, but these come to mind as the ones that get shot the most. I like 9mm carbines. Cheap to shoot, easy to reload for and way more "bang" than a .22 LR.