Description
The Mini Mamba is the lightest, most compact Mamba package we offer. It features an overall length under 8″ and weighs only 1 lb 9 oz.
It all starts with a 3″ LLV Competition Upper. This upper features a stainless steel barrel (with stainless steel, laser hardened breech) housed in an aluminum shroud. This design provides match grade accuracy in a lightweight package. An integral Picatinny rail on top and bottom is standard.
Our Competition Bolt with DLC Coating is ensures smooth operation and function, whether its a day of plinking at the range or competing at the highest level.
The Black Mamba build utilizes a polymer Ruger MK IV 22/45 frame that has been retrofitted with our Accurizing Kit to provide a crisp, clean, 2.25 lb trigger pull. The frame has also been fitted with our magazine release that, when used in conjunction with our magazine base pads (included standard), eliminates feeding issues. This is accomplished by raising the magazine’s position in the frame, allowing the bolt to more positively engage each round as it feeds.
So whether shooting suppressed (its overall length makes a great suppressor host), plinking on the range, or looking for something a little lighter for competition – the Mini Mamba is what you’ve been looking for.
Brand
Volquartsen
We believe that no one needs another standard anything. As second generation Volquartsens, we're programmed to hold ourselves to a higher standard. To tenaciously push forward with an unwavering persistence. In short, that's how Dad did it. In spite of the odds, he built a legacy in one lifetime. Dad founded the company in 1974 from the basement of a rented house with a goal of improving the look and performance of the firearms that were brought to him. Whether he was rebluing a shotgun, refinishing an old hunting rifle, or improving the trigger on a bullseye pistol. For over a decade, Dad worked nights and weekends developing his craft. It wasn't until the mid-1980s that he decided to take the business "full-time." He worked on all makes and models of firearms, and he was fortunate enough to have several articles appear in major firearms publications in the late 1980s. In 1989, he had the honor of appearing on the cover of American Handgunner. This started a demand that would change the course of the business. Early on in 1991, Dad decided it was time to narrow his focus and channel his energy into one area. He saw potential in the rimfire market, and through sheer determination he began to lay the foundation for what Volquartsen Firearms has become today. We'll stop at nothing to build on his vision with every generation to come. We recognize that "handcrafted" doesn't always mean "well-crafted," and that "Made in the USA" doesn't always equate to quality. It's why we're proud that our guns are designed and engineered to the highest standards, in Carroll, Iowa - using only the best possible materials and technologies. We steadfastly pursue our passions, while making it a priority to have the humility to listen and adopt new ideas, and to keep pushing forward.
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