Based of the design of the M1 Garand, Ruger released the Mini-14 in the late 1960s and it continues to be a popular carbine chambered for .223 Rem. and 5.56 mm NATO.

Decades old and still vastly popular, Ruger's Mini-14 has few limits. The company's miniaturized version of the legendary M14, the Mini-14 is ideal for use on the farm and ranch, in the woods, at ...

The M14 differed from the Garand primarily in being chambered for the NATO standard 7.62-millimeter cartridge and having a 20 round removable box ... The Mini-14 never saw U.S. military service, ...

The M14 differed from the Garand primarily in being chambered for the NATO standard 7.62-millimeter cartridge and having a 20 round removable box ... The Mini-14 never saw U.S. military service, ...