Samson Manufacturing has debuted their new Hannibal Rail for Ruger’s iconic Mini-14 and Mini Thirty rifle series.

Samson Manufacturing states “If you have a Ruger Mini-14®, Mini Thirty® or AC-556, and need a way to mount a red dot optic with a comfortable cheek weld, along with add a flashlight, sling, and any other accessory, the new Hannibal Rail Gen 2 from Samson Manufacturing will check all those boxes!

We initially did a limited release of Hannibal rails that had an integrated Vortex VENOM® red dot footprint and were compatible with Ruger Mini-14s and Mini-Thirty rifles made in 2008 and later.

Based on great interest and feedback, we revisited the drawing board and created a second version that was compatible with Ruger Mini-14s made in 2007 and earlier.
This same version is also compatible with the Ruger AC-556.

So now, complete your Ruger® Mini-14® , Mini Thirty® or Ruger® AC-556 with this precision machined direct optic mount solution from Samson.”

Features:

  • Compatible with our A-TM Folding Stock (see IMPORTANT information above for Mini-14® and Mini Thirty® compatibility)
  • Replaces factory plastic handguard
  • Mounts directly to barrel, allowing the use of most aftermarket Mini-14® stocks
  • Allows mounting of micro red dot

Specifications:

  • Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum
  • Finish: Type III, class 2 anodized finish
  • Length: 9.9”
  • Width: 1.5”
  • Height: 0.7”
  • Weight: 5.6 oz.

To learn more about Samson Manufacturing. CLICK HERE

2 thoughts on “SAMSON MANUFACTURING DEBUTS THE HANNIBAL RAIL FOR RUGER MINI-14 & MINI THIRTY”
  1. […] Samson MFG introduces the SAS-14™ Folding Chassis for Ruger Mini-14® and Mini Thirty®, enhancing functionality and portability. Featuring an integrated SAS-K Tactical Folding Stock, M-LOK® Handguard, and compatibility with Hannibal Rail models, this chassis offers adjustable features and a modern design, making it a standout accessory for enthusiasts. […]

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