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Ruger Anticipates Capacity Restrictions, Announces Mini-14 Magazine Promotion
November 5, 2008
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Southport, CT– Sturm, Ruger & Company has announced an “Inaugural Special” for Mini-14 20-round magazines that runs through Inauguration Day.
From November 4, 2008 to January 20, 2009, fans of the Ruger Mini-14 Target Rifles and Mini-14 Ranch Rifles, both chambered for .223 Remington, can purchase Ruger manufactured 20-round magazines (regularly priced at $39.95) for only $29.95. .
This special offer is only available through the Ruger On-line Store at Ruger's On-line Store. Please note that these magazines are not available where state or local regulations limit magazine capacity to less than 20 rounds.
For 2008 only, Ruger is offering a special edition NRA Mini-14 rifle. This rifle ships with two, 20-round magazines and a portion of the sales from each rifle is donated to the NRA Institute for Legislative Action to support its ongoing efforts in defending our Second Amendment rights.
The NRA Mini-14 features a blued finish and 16-1/8" barrel in a black Hogue OverMolded stock, and the grip cap of the stock features an NRA metal gold-tone logo.
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Seems kind of ironic, since Ruger is the company that instrumental in getting "high capacity" mags banned in the first place.
rick
What punks! 11/5 5.55 EST "out of Stock" not available. Inaugurate This!
Rick - Really? That, I didn't know.
A sign of things to come from our next HNC
I just ordered 2...these sell anywhere from $59.99 to $74.99 here in New Mexico!
Trying to order a couple. Can't access the 'checkout' function. Any suggestions? Thanks.
oldtimer, If you reside in one of these: California,New York,Massachusetts,New Jersey,Hawaii,Aurora,IL Chicago, IL,South Bend, IN,Cincinnati,OH Cleveland,OH,Columbus, OH,Dayton,OH,Toledo,OH, it will not let you "check out". If you don't live in one of these locations, and you still have trouble ordering, call Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. Sportswear & Accessories 200 Ruger Road Prescott, AZ 86301-6181 1-888-220-1173
Regards, Geometric1
Was going to grab a couple more myself but...
Ruger® Mini-14® Magazine 20-Shot Blued steel, 20-shot, .223 Rem. caliber magazine for Mini-14 rifles.
NOTE: This item may be temporarily out-of-stock due to high demand. However, we are accepting orders, which will be shipped on a first-come, first-served basis. Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. Catalog No. 90010 - $29.95 each
Thanks to Geometric1 from Dave. I'm in GA-no problem buying good things from here. Entering from a link from another website doesn't getrdone. Going directly to the Ruger site works fine. I'm in business now.
Ruger 20 is now available @ Ruger Store $29ea http://shopruger.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10051&storeId=10051&categoryId=19655&productId=58755&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=19655&lastCatId=19655
JUST ORDER FROM RUGER ONLINE AND THE MAX I COULD ORDER WAS 5 UNSURE IF AT TIME OF ORDER AND WILL ATTEMPT TO PURCHASE ANOTHER BATCH TOMORROW.
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