[imarangemaster]

1) 1978 Ruger 181 Series Mini-14 GB Model, LE Only 5.56. - Just Because it is cool, and always wanted one when I was an LEO
2) 2021 Ruger 584 Series Mini-30, 7.62x39, Stainless/wood - Goblin, Zombie, Troll, and Raving Insurrectionist whacker.
3) 2020 Ruger 584 Series Mini-14, 300 BLK (7.62x35) Blue/poly (though in wood now...) Primary Home Defense Carbine "Daddy's Little Thumper.."
4) 1972 Ruger 10-22, 22 LR blued/walnut Small game, plinking, sh*ts and giggles
5) 2019 Ruger PCC 9 Carbine, 9mm threaded with High-viz sight Secondary Home defense, takes same mags as my Glock 19 and 26.

 

[imarangemaster]

The Mini-14 in 300 BLK is NOT a Tactical Model, but is blued steel and it has a standard 18" barrel. It is not a production item now, though I think it was Davidson's had Ruger make a run of them in 2020. It the 181 Series stock, it tips the scales at an even 6.5 pounds. Light and handy!

 

[imarangemaster]

Not a Ruger, but their big brother...

My new Springfield Armory SOCOM 16 M1A. Picked up on a private party transfer with seven 10 round mags, all Springfield Armory crossed Cannon marked. $2,000 with DROS. Mags run $40 a piece for SA ones, so I think I did OK. I have a SIG Romeo 5 red dot (with Mo-Tac on off switch) that is looking for a home. Might try it on this instead of my Mini-30...

 

[imarangemaster]

We have one for sale at our shop: Black stock, 6.5 Creedmore, stainless barrel.

 

[imarangemaster]

I have to say that I LOVE shooting my Mini GB Model. As much I have loved Minis since my first in 1982, the M1 Carbine was still my favorite to shoot - until I got the GB model!