Ruger mini 30
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We have them in blued/synthetic and stainless/synthetic.
Do they still make one with a wood stock?
No, it's been a long time since we've done a gun show. I think they're around $750.
It doesn't appear so: http://www.ruger.com/products/miniThirty/models.html
Can you still put a folder on them or is this just bad advice? I know my Mini 14 folder was regulated and now banned.
BigDaddy
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- Feb 7, 2014
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Copycat, but then I am not a lawyer.
The law covers mini 14 only. Mini 30 is good with a folder as long as you do not have a flash hider or grenade launcher.
You can replace the existing flash hider with a brake and you're GTG
BigDaddy
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- Feb 7, 2014
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I wasn't thinking about the evil features, I was thinking about what the AG wrote: "This also suggests that “copies” was intended to relate to components and function, not simply appearance."
Copies have to have (mostly) interchangeable parts. Thus all the piston ARs being approved by the MSP now. The mini30 has several unique parts. At a minimum: bolt, barrel, flashider, mags, and the receiver has a slightly larger magwell (can't accept 5.56 mags.) Thats pretty much not a parts interchangeable copy.
Nothing like a vague and broad interpretation there...
So let's see, what "functions" the same as an AR?
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