Ruger 44 Magnum Model K77/18 1/2" Stainless Barrel/Black Syn

Ruger 44 Magnum Model K77/18 1/2" Stainless Barrel/Black Syn

Ruger 44 Magnum Model K77/18 1/2" Stainless Barrel/Black Syn

Model 7402	Condition Factory New
Bud's Item # 57301	UPC 736676074020

Comparing favorably with custom-made firearms, the innovative 77/22®, the powerful 77/44® and the flat-shooting and superbly accurate 77/17® have all established themselves as the perfect rifle for small game hunters, ranchers, and long-range informal "plinkers." These rifles boast all of the technological advancements of the M77® Mark II rifle with the rugged and utterly dependable Ruger detachable rotary magazine. This 77/44 model is a proven brush and timber caliber, perfect for whitetail deer, and features Ruger's reliable patented detachable rotary magazine. It features a black synthetic stock, 18.5” barrel with a brushed stainless finish, is chambered in .44 Mag. and has a 4-round capacity.

Specifications
Action	Bolt
Caliber	44 Remington Mag
Barrel Length	18.5"
Capacity	3+1
Trigger	Standard
Safety	Three Position
Length	38.5"
Weight	5.5 lbs
Stock	Synthetic Black
Finish	Stainless Steel

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Customer Reviews

3 Customer Reviews
Average 5 out of 5

Rich CSweet little deer rifle. Light as a feather with minimal recoil. Accurate from the box with open sights. Trigger is a tad heavy but breaks cleanly. Bolt is smooth with very short throw. Topped it with a Leupold 3 x 9 that I had as an extra. Scope rings fit nicely and appear secure. More follow up when its sighted in. Buds is a pleasure to deal with and best price around.
8 months ago
Timothy MShipping was quick. Some minor cosmetic issues with the gun: It was dirty inside. Could be test firing from the factory, but there was visible powder grains in the barrel and soot powder residue around the chamber area, however since the firearm is stainless, corrosion is not a worry, but still I would like to know who fired it and how much. There was scrape about three-eights of an inch long around the outer rim of the barrel tip. Looks like the gun had been leaned up against a concrete wall and slid over. I dressed the entire outer barrel rim with fine emery cloth and fixed it. Lastly, there was a small area in the grip checkering that looked scuffed, however a closer examination revealed that it was plastic shavings from the checkering process that had not quite gotten removed. They were like fine flakes that were still hanging on. A little fine work with a sharp pointed awl and I was able to remove these plastic shavings and now you cannot even tell they were ever there. Gun is well built and very light and easy to handle. Took to the range to first sight in the iron sights. The sights on it are identical to the sights on a 10/22. I worked up three test batches of hand loads: First Batch was 27.5 grains of Hodgdon H110 with Federal Large Pistol Mag Primer and Hornady 200 grain XTP hollow point. The Second Batch was identical, except the primer was Winchester Large Pistol. The 3rd Batch was with 29 grains of Alliant 300-MP, Winchester Large Pistol Primer, and again the Hornady 200 grain XTP. I set up a 2 inch red circle at 25 yards and BAM! The sights were right on right out of the box. This was the case with all 3 of the loads I ran through it. I then picked off random pieces of debris (wood, cans, etc) at the 50 yard bench. Again, the sights were right on without my having to adjust them. This is all the testing I have done, having concluded that the open sights are good enough; next I will mount a scope and am confident that this gun will be capable out to 150-200 yards using a BDC reticle scope. The trigger is tight with absolutely no take up slack. I am used to a little take up slack from 10/22s, however this trigger was easy to get the feel of and did not pull too hard. Good little gun. Few problems as mentioned in the beginning of this review, however I am a stickler for details, but I am also interested in the bottom line, and this firearm is durable, easy to handle, and puts the projectiles where you want it to. I like it! Price at the time of this review is about 25 bucks less than what I paid for it, but that is the nature of firearm pricing in these times.
2 years ago
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Ruger 44 Magnum Model K77/18 1/2" Stainless Barrel/Black Syn

$694.22$674.00**Cash discount price

Ruger 44 Magnum Model K77/18 1/2" Stainless Barrel/Black Syn

$694.22
$674.00*
*Cash discount price