Should i sell my Mini 14 20GB for a M1 Carbine

[Kenneth]

With all due respect to Roughneck. A .223 is equivalent to a .44 mag energy wise, out to about 150 yards or so. Shot placement is key no matter what you use.

 

[goon]

If the Mini works well, I think you should keep it.
You won't get enough selling your Mini - CDNN has them now for around $600 new.
And if you like bayonets that's fine with me, but a hunting knife does just as well for finishing off a deer.

 

[Crosby67ss]

well i went to the gun show yesterday...

 

[sappyg]

^^^ ok... what did you get?

 

[Crosby67ss]

i know yall r gona fuss me out but i trade the Mini 14 for a Inland M1 Carbine

 

[sappyg]

it was your decission to make. as long as you are satisfied that's all that matters. got any pics?

 

[Jeff F]

If you like to shoot a lot, keep the mini, especially if its a good shooter. .30 carbine ammo is quite a bit more expensive then .223-5.56. If you are going to go after an M1 make sure your getting an original GI carbine and not one of the crappy universals. IMO dumping the Mini for an M1 would be a downgrade.

oops, posted before I read the end of page two

it was your decission to make. as long as you are satisfied that's all that matters. got any pics?

What sappyg said.

 

[Art Eatman]

Decision made, deed done...