Recent years have seen individual stocks sell for $750 and up to and beyond $1,000, in rare cases. When Ruger discontinued the Mini-14 factory folding stock in 1989, they became collector's items.
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The factory folding stock's popularity rose with their use in the TV series, "The A-Team", the entire protagonist ensemble of whom's signature rifles were stainless Mini-14's with factory folding stocks and stainless aftermarket upper handguards. Specifically, Ruger's select-fire Mini-14 variant, the AC-556, was typically sold with the factory folding stock equipped. These stocks were originally marketed towards law-enforcement personnel but were available for sale to the public as well, both already supplied with a new gun and separately available for purchase from Ruger. sold their Mini-14 rifles from the factory with side-folding steel and wood stocks with polymer grips. These are getting harder to acquire so get your before they are impossible to find anymore.ĭuring the 1970s and 1980s, Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. It comes with one ten, twenty or thirty round magazine depending on the laws of your state. The wood stock is in perfect condition with no wood or metal damage. It is in excellent condition showing little to no use. Samson Manufacturing, a firearms manufacturer based in New Hampshire, has reintroduced a new version of the Mini-14 rifle with a folding stock. The sling attachments are on the side of the barrel where they should be if it is a genuine factory folding stock. The A-TM Folding Stock is compatible with all Ruger® Mini-14® models and the Ruger® Mini Thirty®.
This is a pre-ban, mini-14 with the FACTORY FOLDING STOCK. One is a blue version with this one being the Stainless Steel version.
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