The Ruger Mini-14 persists due to its legal status in restrictive states and a non-tactical aesthetic, despite functional inferiority to AR-15s. While it offers a lower sight radius advantage, its reliability (1 malfunction per 70 rounds) and accuracy (2.2-6.7 MOA) are subpar for its price point. Aftermarket support for optics and folding stocks exists, but magazines are expensive.
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