Mini Mamba by Volquartsen

Outfitter Services March 3, 2023
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As a shooter, I can attest that the Volquartsen Mini Mamba is one of the most fun and accurate handguns out there. This small yet powerful gun is perfect for anyone, regardless of body size or strength. It offers exceptional accuracy and hours of shooting enjoyment.

One of the standout features of this lightweight handgun is its compact size – at under 8 inches in length and weighing only 1 lb 9 oz, it is easy to carry and handle for extended periods. The stainless steel barrel is housed in an aluminum shroud, ensuring top-of-the-line accuracy in a small package. Plus, the integral Picatinny rail on the top and bottom of the gun provides versatility in terms of optics and accessories.

The Competition Bolt with DLC Coating ensures smooth operation and function, whether you’re plinking at the range or competing at a high level. The Mini Mamba uses a polymer Ruger MK IV 22/45 frame retrofitted with Volquartsen’s Accurizing Kit to provide a crisp, clean, 2.25 lb trigger pull. Volquartsen’s magazine release is also fitted on the frame, which eliminates feeding issues by raising the magazine’s position and allowing the bolt to more positively engage each round as it feeds.

Overall, the Volquartsen Mini Mamba is an excellent choice for those looking for a lightweight competition gun or for those who enjoy shooting suppressed. Its accuracy, reliability, and a fun design make it a must-have in any collection. I highly recommend giving this gun a try – it’s one of the most enjoyable guns I’ve ever shot.

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