Ranger99
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It was never a hardship ( to me) to
have to "rock" magazines into the
mag well of any Mini or AK or
modified SKS I've shot
have to "rock" magazines into the
mag well of any Mini or AK or
modified SKS I've shot
Yeah, it’s a mini14. It was never expected to hit better than minute of coyote or maybe zombie out to about ~100 yards. It’s adequate for what is expected of it.
Why is it that Zastava can put AR magazine on an AK, and IWI can put AR magazine on a Galil, but Ruger cannot put AR magazine on the Mini?
I haven’t tried slamming a mag home AR style in either a newer or older Mini. With my luck, either the mag would be irreparably bent at the top, or worse yet the magwell pin would get sheared off. Either one of these things would effectively make my Mini into a canoe paddle.Agree, as that is how I do it as well.
But the front pin is no longer part of the mag-well, and is now the rear of the RSA guide, and beveled.
So was under the impression that a "slam home" capacity was added, maybe even for an emergency action drill.
Will investigate that the next time it's out, one way or the other.
And 200 yards is just where I accept that the round drops off, as a personal preference.
Feel pretty good about anything inside of that, moving or still, but would shoot past that on a bigger target, if needed.
I have a couple of those OEM mags. They didn't work too well until I purchased Ruger followers from Midway,now they are 100%. For around the ranch I usually use a 5 or 10 round mag. With the rock and insert,I know the mag is solidly in the mag well.I think the brand name itself was “Original Equipment”.
I haven’t tried slamming a mag home AR style in either a newer or older Mini. With my luck, either the mag would be irreparably bent at the top, or worse yet the magwell pin would get sheared off.
Stay safe.