Who here is from Port Saint Lucie Florida?

[MG34_Dan]

This is not my weapon and I do not know, nor have I had anything to do with seller. If I did, I would be embarrassed as hell!

Those in Port Saint Lucie should be shocked by this GB ad from Guns​ Plus More​/​Alan's Firearms.
=> https://www.gunbroker.com/item/846144545 <=

The weapon advertised as "Ruger Mini-14 GB (Government Bayonet) 1982". But in reality, it's a hobbled together POS that's not worth much of anything.

The seller, Alan's Firearms, identifies it thusly: "This Ruger was original factory Full Auto, It was converted to semi auto and barrel replaced by Ruger to make it Legal." Yea, right.

Let's take a peek at this wonderous historic weapon, shall we?

(I don't see a shifter slot in the receiver that would indicate an AC556. The Pi stamp is interesting.)

(Oh baby, my heart be still!)

Run away as fast as possible from Alan's Firearms.

 

[MGMAN45]

Damn,just Damn.lol

 

[BuffDragon]

fwiw, I had one of those stocks for a while.....it was terrible.

 

[MG34_Dan]

fwiw, I had one of those stocks for a while.....it was terrible.

I may be mistaken, but didn't Northridge International sell those back in the '80s for ~$50? I remember they had cheapo AR15 grips installed.

 

[BuffDragon]

I may be mistaken, but didn't Northridge International sell those back in the '80s for ~$50? I remember they had cheapo AR15 grips installed.

I dont know about that, but yes.....cheapo ar15 grips. and the folding mechanism was prone to breaking and I basically had to "make" a part to fix mine enough to sell to someone that REALLY wanted it.
only reason I bought in the first place was it reminded me of the 10/22 version I had for a while as a kid. cheek weld beating you up wouldnt be much of an issue on a 22lr, but even on a mini it was pretty bad.