Pro-Gun laws gain ground

[Aloha_Shooter]

It's only a Ruger. It's not like he could hit anything he was aiming at...

That's usually a problem with the shooter, not the rifle ...

[Dingo]

That's usually a problem with the shooter, not the rifle ...

I dunno... those mini-14's don't have much of a rep for accuracy. It's the main reason I've shied away from them in general.

[Cylinder Head]

I dunno... those mini-14's don't have much of a rep for accuracy. It's the main reason I've shied away from them in general.

So THAT's why nobody on the A-Team ever hit a goddamn thing.

[Special Ed]

I dunno... those mini-14's don't have much of a rep for accuracy. It's the main reason I've shied away from them in general.

I was able to hit a 12" steel plate at 180 yds off-hand 5 out of 10 times using the stock iron sights on my Mini-14 last weekend on my first mag through it since purchasing it (factory setting, no dialing in of the sights). The sights are kinda funky but I don't think it has an accuracy problem. I wouldn't want to bet my life on having to repeatedly hit 200 yd targets with it but at 100 yds I wouldn't be so skeptical.

[Aloha_Shooter]

I dunno... those mini-14's don't have much of a rep for accuracy. It's the main reason I've shied away from them in general.

Isn't that the standard excuse for poor shooting? Ranchers don't seem to have a problem hitting coyotes or prairie dogs with them and I doubt they'd be such a popular platform if they were as bad as you're making them out to be. I hate the legal crap imprinted on the barrels but I have yet to see a Ruger that had accuracy problems -- Ruger shooters yes, Ruger firearms not so much.

[Special Ed]

but I have yet to see a Ruger that had accuracy problems -- Ruger shooters yes, Ruger firearms not so much.

^^^^^This