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Samson Hannibal Rail T-1 Pattern for Ruger Mini-14, Mini Thirty 2008-Present Black

$140.00
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Mount
UPC
840478600339
MPN
030031501

Overview

The Samson Hannibal Rail is a direct-mount optic solution designed for Ruger Mini-14 and Mini-Thirty rifles manufactured from 2008 to the present. This black, Type 3 hard-anodized aluminum rail replaces the factory plastic handguard and mounts directly to the barrel, allowing for the use of most aftermarket stocks, including the A-TM Folding Stock. It features an integrated Picatinny top rail for accessories and a dedicated mounting interface for micro red dot optics, positioning them closer to the bore-line than traditional adapters. The T-1 pattern rail supports optics including the Aimpoint T1/T2/H1/H2, Holosun 403/503/515/530, Sig Sauer Romeo 4/5/MSR, and various models from Vortex, Primary Arms, Bushnell, and Swampfox. The kit includes a barrel clamp, a 2" Picatinny rail section, a QD swivel mount, blue thread locker, and all necessary mounting screws and pins for supported optic footprints. The unit measures 9.9" in length, 1.5" in width, 0.7" in height, and weighs 5.6 oz.

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