Ruger M77 mkii target

[Jon]

Ruger M77 mkii target in .223 Remington. Bull barrel. Laminated stock, Harris bipod, 6x24x44 scope.
May consider trades on .22LR benchtest guns or select 1911s. Text 931-409-6478. Asking 1100.00.
This thing is a tack driver.

 

[pk117ac23]

absolutely love / hate you can get $1,000 for these M77s. Miss the days we could get these for <$500. Incredible rifles. One day, when cash flow is better, I'm getting one in every caliber I reload. LOVE the M77 series.

 

[Snake]

absolutely love / hate you can get $1,000 for these M77s. Miss the days we could get these for <$500. Incredible rifles. One day, when cash flow is better, I'm getting one in every caliber I reload. LOVE the M77 series.

I gave $ 300 for my 7mm mag. But it's been a while ...

 

[Jon]

I gave $ 300 for my 7mm mag. But it's been a while ...

I used to buy gas for .69 cents a gallon. I don't like the prices either but it is what it is. Makes it hard to sell anything with all the critics these days.

 

[Snake]

I used to buy gas for .69 cents a gallon. I don't like the prices either but it is what it is. Makes it hard to sell anything with all the critics these days.

Brother I'm sorry if I offended your pricing because that wasn't my point. Just stating how things used to be . Your price isn't high compared to others and it is a beautiful gun . I've even stated some prices I've seen on Marlin lever action guns unreal compared to the price my wife gave for my Marlin model 1895 45-70 . She gave around $130 bucks tax included now no telling what they'll bring .

 

[Specializedjon]

I used to make $20k a year also

Back then, a $300 rifle was "expensive". It's all relative. The "value" of anything is what someone is willing to pay for it.

Beautiful rifle and priced well. GLWS

 

[Hduke86]

Sold a 243 exactly like that one a few months ago for $1100-$-1200

 

[knightrider]

What brand is the barrel

 

[Jon]

What brand is the barrel

It is the factory Ruger barrel. At least that's what I was told when I bought it in the 90's.

 

[knightrider]

It is the factory Ruger barrel. At least that's what I was told when I bought it in the 90's.

Ive never seen a factory rifle with blued action and stainless barrel, appreciate the response!

 

[SSlater]

That's the proper Ruger caliber stamping. I agree it's a combination I've never seen before either. Beautiful gun. I think the price is more than fair. Those are fantastic rifles. If I wasn't trying to buy a new mower, I'd be all over this.

 

[tacoma2002]

It is the factory Ruger barrel. At least that's what I was told when I bought it in the 90's.

I've seen a few of these rifles with a blued receiver and stainless barrel. In the early 2000's I bought a "new/old stock" skeleton stock .270 in this configuration.

It's an oddball, but they're out there.

GLWS.

 

[rickyk280]

Had one just like this rifle in 22 PPC at the time Ruger built some in the 6mm PPC and other calibers, my understanding they was never cataloged. Mine had the brown laminated stock a blue action and stainless barrel sold it to a friend of mine over 25 years a go. You have a beautiful rifle and worth every bit of what your asking.

 

[Jon]

Bump

 

[Jon]

One more time.

 

[Jon]

TTT

 

[Harold Money jr]

Dang that's NICE!! Love that long scope on it. Reminds me of the old unertls. I'd buy it if I could. That's a classic varmint gun!

 

[Jon]

Last bump, going back in the safe.

 

[Kimber45]

I've seen a few of these rifles with a blued receiver and stainless barrel. In the early 2000's I bought a "new/old stock" skeleton stock .270 in this configuration.

It's an oddball, but they're out there.

GLWS.

Savage and Ruger both made some

 

[Lone Hunter]

Last bump, going back in the safe.

Great Rifles. Put it back into the safe. You will not regret it. My 25/06 is not going anywhere.