TimH
November 12, 2003, 04:06 PM
What would a preban Ruger Mini14 in excellent condtion be worth? It comes with a couple of high cap mags. and folding stock. Thanks Tim
Ruger Mini14 price
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GySgt
November 12, 2003, 04:10 PM
More than I'd pay for it. I thought so little of mine, I gave it to my ex when we split up.....she never could hit anything anyway :p
TimH
November 12, 2003, 04:14 PM
Not a shinning reveiw GySgt
But aren't they real reliable? Just not very accurate?:rolleyes:
But aren't they real reliable? Just not very accurate?:rolleyes:
Kestryll
November 12, 2003, 04:31 PM
They are very reliable and their accuracy can be fixed fairly in expensivly.
First off most would suggest a simple pin on muzzle brake, it seems to help alot with the barrel harmonics. Second most recommended mod is to bed the stock, it tends to reduce the 'flyers' syndrome.
As for the value the folding stock if it is an actual Ruger stock is worth around 150 itself and if the mags are Ruger figure 60 to 70 each.
Mini-14's aren't sniper rifles that's for sure but they are also not the spawn of satan alot of people make them out to be either.
First off most would suggest a simple pin on muzzle brake, it seems to help alot with the barrel harmonics. Second most recommended mod is to bed the stock, it tends to reduce the 'flyers' syndrome.
As for the value the folding stock if it is an actual Ruger stock is worth around 150 itself and if the mags are Ruger figure 60 to 70 each.
Mini-14's aren't sniper rifles that's for sure but they are also not the spawn of satan alot of people make them out to be either.
GySgt
November 12, 2003, 04:31 PM
Tim,
Yes, mine was very reliable and as all Rugers, stout!! Some are more accurate than others and they can be made to shoot much better, but it takes some work. It's a great throw behind the seat of the pickup, ranch rifle, just not a tack driver. Back before all the hoopla about high capacity magazines, they were inexpensive enough to buy one for that purpose.
Good Luck
Yes, mine was very reliable and as all Rugers, stout!! Some are more accurate than others and they can be made to shoot much better, but it takes some work. It's a great throw behind the seat of the pickup, ranch rifle, just not a tack driver. Back before all the hoopla about high capacity magazines, they were inexpensive enough to buy one for that purpose.
Good Luck
Mal H
November 12, 2003, 04:56 PM
To answer your question Tim, the Blue Book (#23) lists it at $480 to $550 if it is in 95% to 98% grade. The normal capacity magazines should add an additional $150 or more if they are genuine Ruger 20 rounders, a little less if they are Ruger 10 rounders and a lot less if they are after market mags.
TimH
November 12, 2003, 08:09 PM
He has a couple of 30 rd & a couple of 40 rd mags. Not sure of the manufacturer. Tim
benEzra
November 13, 2003, 03:07 PM
The fact that it legally has a folder should drive up the price considerably. Mini-14's with documentable preban folders are extremely scarce. If I had one and wanted to sell it (which I wouldn't), I'd try to find someone who REALLY wanted a documented legal folder, because they would probably be willing to pay a premium for it.
Mal H
November 13, 2003, 03:54 PM
The prices I quoted included a $125 premium for the folding stock. But, you're right, if you can find the right buyer, they might pay considerably more. The Blue Book is only a guide, not a catalog. You can find bargains and non-bargains at prices a lot lower or higher for the same firearm as quoted in it.
SodaPop
November 13, 2003, 09:41 PM
I saw one go for $800 last month.:eek:
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