New Ruger M77, no longer avail
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:58 pm
Just got'r last week. Bead blasted style Stainless barrel with black synthetic stock, with LC-6 trigger. Paid $560, will let go for $460 shipped.
Trigger spring clipped (lighten'd) and breaks at about half the factory set weight.....it's so easy to change the weight on this one.....very very crisp break with no creep (impressive). Has factory rings, 4rnd stainless steel floorplate magwell. Shoots MOA with 32gr factory loads using the factory stock and right at 3/4 MOA with the Hogue free float stock (takes a minute to change).....Hogue stock not included, unless you want to buy it for an additional $175. Plan on returning the stock tomorrow to avoid much loss on that at least. Have not shot 40gr bullets yet, but hear they usually do slightly better than the 32's.
Northern Indiana, PM asap if interested (I usually end up trading if I can't sell it in a day or two!)
It was an "impulse" buy. I've decided to use the semi-auto. I've posted how it shoots, you could gamble on another new one or get a new one that has been nicely test driven.
Trigger spring clipped (lighten'd) and breaks at about half the factory set weight.....it's so easy to change the weight on this one.....very very crisp break with no creep (impressive). Has factory rings, 4rnd stainless steel floorplate magwell. Shoots MOA with 32gr factory loads using the factory stock and right at 3/4 MOA with the Hogue free float stock (takes a minute to change).....Hogue stock not included, unless you want to buy it for an additional $175. Plan on returning the stock tomorrow to avoid much loss on that at least. Have not shot 40gr bullets yet, but hear they usually do slightly better than the 32's.
Northern Indiana, PM asap if interested (I usually end up trading if I can't sell it in a day or two!)
It was an "impulse" buy. I've decided to use the semi-auto. I've posted how it shoots, you could gamble on another new one or get a new one that has been nicely test driven.