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    The early year mini 14's have a problem with the rear sight too. It would not keep zero very well and would suddenly just shift. That was the main reason we rejected them for our department rifles and went with the Colt SP 1. AR 15's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruce McAskill View Post
    went with the Colt SP 1. AR 15's.
    I can't fault you there either.
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