Samson Announces SAS-14 Chassis For Mini-14

Daniel Y
by Daniel Y

Samson Manufacturing continues to expand its range of stocks for the Ruger Mini series of rifles. The SAS-14 is a modernized folding chassis system that adds many of the features common on the current generation of carbines. And best of all, it is available for purchase right now.


Mini-14 @ TFB:


The SAS-14 builds on the success of the A-TM folding stock, which hearkens back to the original and hard-to-find Ruger folder. That stock has a lot of nostalgia factor but is a creature of an earlier era. The SAS-14 adds the kinds of features found on more recent developments.


The folding stock is the SAS-K model with adjustable cheek rest height and length of pull. There are QD sling receptacles and MLOK slots for adding accessories. The SAS-14 is compatible with the full range of Hannibal handguards for optics mounting. The SAS-14 stock is compatible with the full range of Mini-14 and Mini-30 models and retails for $650. It is available for purchase directly from Samson Manufacturing.


All images from Samson Manufacturing.

From the manufacturer:

“Building on the foundation of our popular A-TM folding stocks, the SAS-14™ takes your Mini to the max. Coupling the Mini’s American heritage with cutting edge upgrades, the SAS-14™ folding chassis system features our venerable SAS-K Tactical Folding Stock and is compatible with our tried-and-true Hannibal Rail (available in several models). The result? The ultimate accessory package for your Mini-14® or Mini Thirty®, providing a complete overhaul of utility, portability and shootability -- and it's just shamelessly cool.
The SAS-14™ is designed to fit Ruger Mini-14® or Mini Thirty® rifles and is compatible with our tried-and-true Hannibal Rail (select your optic pattern above).”


Find out more at Samson Manufacturing.

Daniel Y
Daniel Y

AKA @fromtheguncounter on Instagram. Gun nerd, reloader, attorney, and mediocre hunter.

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  • This would be an interesting option for police departments that have a bunch of mini 14s that they want to modernize.

    • Kevin Kevin 2 hours ago

      Probably cheaper and way better to just get reasonably priced AR’s.



  • Kevin Kevin 2 hours ago

    Who’s buying this. Lol

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