Ruger M77 Mark2

[Sakko300wsm]

Anybody know much about these? Looking to pick one up - it's a 243 , stainless , laminate stock, 26" heavy barrel and hardly fired

[Fl0und3rz]

I have an older one in a plastic (fiberglass?) stock in the All Weather version in .308 Win.  It shoots about an inch at 100 yards with the slim profile barrel and takes a beating very well. 

I would buy another M77 Mark II.

[Woodchuck]

I have multiple Rugers, from 25-06 on up to .338wm, all shoot quite well, all of them have had a trigger put in them.

[Alchase]

I have two Ruger M77s MkII, one in 7MM, one in 30-06, both with beautiful wood stocks. Both good rifles, shoot MOA with factory ammo. I have never had an issue with either.
Good solid hunting rifles.

[greenhead_killer]

I have this in 7mm. It’s a good solid action. I really enjoy mine.

[Sakko300wsm]

Couple pics of it

[Alchase]

Nice looking rifle.

[Fl0und3rz]

Very nice.  I like their matte stainless finish.

[yorketransport]

I love the look of the Ruger target grey finish.

I’ve had a couple of the MK II 77s and I really like them. My only complaint about them is the short mag box. Their long actions only take a 3.400” OAL.

[Biggerhammer]

Back around 1999 or so. I picked up the first Grey Super Redhawk to hit town in .454 Casul. Really liked it and I really liked the grey finish. That's a good looking rifle!

[BigGoonTuna]

i've got a $300 pawn shop stainless beater 30-06 with the boat paddle stock.  bought it because i didn't really have any guns chambered for "normal" cartridges in my safe figured i could use a backup hunting rifle, and i've really warmed up to the thing.  i almost got rid of it too, it would shoot 4" groups at 100 yards until i messed with the trigger.  brought it down to about 4lbs from the original 7.5lb trigger, now it shoots 1" groups with cheapy 150gr cor-lokts.

i'd love to find a wood stocked one in .280 or .25-06 too.

[huntnphool]

 I own several Rugers, they all shoot very well. A new trigger is a must unles you purchase a older M77 with factory adjustable.

[Sakko300wsm]

This one has a real soft trigger

[Calvin Rayborn]

Built like a tank MKiis upgraded to mod70 style safety vs tang style, which belongs on cheap mossbergs in my humble opinion

[j_h_nimrod]

I own several and they are great hunting rifles. Very solid and I actually have always liked their proprietary rings, they are solid n well built. I think some of the varmint models had upgraded factory triggers and their newer models have a new trigger that is better. Triggers were always their weak point out of the factory. A few of mine shoot very well and all are acceptable. With the Mauser style claw extractor they are not real smooth, but are very reliable and smooth up well. I have always liked the look of the brushed stainless with laminate stocks. I actually wish they still had the ugly boat paddle stocks, those things were bombproof!