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| quote: Originally posted by Chuck Perry: How did the Mini 14 survive the massacre? It can't be that big of a seller for them.
Interestingly, the Ruger website indicates nearly all of their Mini 14/30 models have limited availability or currently unavailable status. |
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| quote: Originally posted by Sharkey717: I’m part of a dying breed, I absolutely love revolvers. I’ll never sell my GP100 4”, thought about buying a Redhawks.357 but geez I have 10 revolvers, mostly Smith’s and Colt’s and don’t need anymore!
I'm not even a revolver guy, though all of the revolvers I have owned have been Ruger, however sir, your last three words are blasphemy! 
"Kachi wa saya no naka ni ari" ("Victory comes while the sword is still in the scabbard")
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| quote: Originally posted by Chuck Perry: How did the Mini 14 survive the massacre? It can't be that big of a seller for them.
Legal in some ban states. |
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