will this stock work on the 582 mini 14 223
1271837
It should. Don't get too frustrated trying to put it together, it is a tight fit. Excellent product.
1271838
It should fit, no problem. It is designed for post-180 models. If your has the tapered barrel it will fit. If yours is the old model mini with the uniform diameter barrel all the way back to the receiver, I don't think it will. Go to hogueinc dot com and check it out.
1271839
You will need to go to Hogues website and check their model # against the one advertised. My mini was new and it worked great.
1271840
if the firearm is pre serial number 181 the stock will not fit --- it has to do something with the design of the rifle
519043
If your ruger mini-14 has a ATI 45 degree stock top rail that at least 5" long it should work.
543131
Mr.Olson I lined up the factory stock of my Mini 14 GB model. I had placed a 1 inch rubber stock extension on this stock. I lined up the two stocks and the Hogue that is currently on the rifle lined up with the factory stock including the 1 inch extension. Both stocks gave me the length I needed, I just like the Hogue better. Hope this helps. Dave
1542036
It can work, but the better option would be to use the longer version with two clamps (since the 5855 model extends more beyond the stock). This one ideally fits the 5847 model and similar.
1943473
If the stock has QD mounts, yes. From the stock photos I've seen of the stock it looks to have QD mounts.
2145922
I think so. I have mine on a Ruger Mini-14 firing same round with no problems, and it holds zero very well.
1871262
Yes, it should replaced the M4 stock and use the buffer tube with out issues but not sure about a fixed stock. I used it on the m&p15t;
1856301
Yes, it will. You will have to drill a pilot hole in the stock for the rear piece.
2012851
My gun is a M&P; 15 and it worked on the fore-stock that is a 2 piece stock with holes in the bottom where i mounted the piece you asked about, and worked just fine.
834062
It will fit all models both mini 14 and mini 30. It will come with instructions.
1562912
I drilled my stock on my mini 14 to fit this Idk if it will work on an ar if you are planning on going threw the holes on you hand gaurd they'd most likely be to big and I wouldn't recommend drilling threw the plastic
1817645
I have used it on my 580 Series, I haven't noticed much of a difference. It's a Mini-14... have fun with it.
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It will give you an inch. I also have it on a mini-14 with a reflex sight and it will do.If you have a synthetic stock I would use the rubber material they use for cabinet shelves so it doesnt slip.That will give you another1/8th inch.
1354298
NOt sure. It fit on the accu-strut on my mini 14 however it broke after 20 rounds of .223. I could not recommend it to anyone. Rather, try to find an old army surplus bipod. Same thing but made of metal.
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I honestly have no experience with the older model mini 14's, but i took some measurements on mine that i hope will help. The Gas Block on a 580 series is 2.125 in. bottom to top. The barrel tapers down to a thickness of 0.624 in. where the barrel reaches 0.624 in, The gap between the barrel and the strut measures 0.284 in. I also measured the gap between the end of the strut and the bottom of my front sight(with no bayonet lug) and the gap measures in at 0.318 in. So i would say at minimum you have about a quarter of an inch of clearance. I would still consult someone who has experience with both the strut and the older 180 series mini 14's. I honestly have no experience with the older model mini 14's, but i took some measurements on mine that i hope will help. The Gas Block on a 580 series is 2.125 in. bottom to top. The barrel tapers down to a thickness of 0.624 in. where the barrel reaches 0.624 in, The gap between the barrel and the strut measures 0.284 in. I also measured the gap between the end of the strut and the bottom of my front sight(with no bayonet lug) and the gap measures in at 0.318 in. So i would say at minimum you have about a quarter of an inch of clearance. I would still consult someone who has experience... » Read More I honestly have no experience with the older model mini 14's, but i took some measurements on mine that i hope will help. The Gas Block on a 580 series is 2.125 in. bottom to top. The barrel tapers down to a thickness of 0.624 in. where the barrel reaches 0.624 in, The gap between the barrel and the strut measures 0.284 in. I also measured the gap between the end of the strut and the bottom of my front sight(with no bayonet lug) and the gap measures in at 0.318 in. So i would say at minimum you have about a quarter of an inch of clearance. I would still consult someone who has experience with both the strut and the older 180 series mini 14's. « Show Less
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don't know for sure,,the upper latch wraps around the barrel with a protective film inside it,,,i use it on my sks,mini 14,some of my 22's,it's very universal
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BlueDog, I don't have a Ruger Mini 14 (I wish I did). Measure the stock from top to bottom then follow the size chart. You want it to fit snuggly so if the size of your stock is near the point where the two sizes overlap, go with the smaller size pad. A slip on pad that is too loose will tend to move around during use. Good luck, and happy shooting!!Ron Lilly