Ruger 77/357 Bolt Action .357 Mag Stainless Rifle

A: They sometimes get new old stock from distributors. The price of the pistol caliber m77s made them slow sellers, so there are still some new left out there.

A: This appears to be the case Robert. To get a "definitive" answer so there are no disapointments, Contact customer service staff via LiveChat (available from 9AM to 9PM 7 days a week), the "Contact Us" tab at the top of the page, or phoning at (859) 368-0371 (available 9AM to 9PM EST Monday through Friday).

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A: Thomas, yes, this rifle comes with 1 Scope Rings from Ruger.

A: yes it comes with 1 inch scope rings Integral scope mounts, machined directly on the solid-steel receiver, provide a stable mounting surface for scope rings, eliminating a potential source of looseness and inaccuracy in the field *******(1 in scope rings included). Three-position safety is easily accessible and allows the shooter to lock the bolt to load and unload the rifle with the safety engaged. Solid, heat-treated alloy and stainless steel actions feature a rugged, stainless steel bolt with 90° bolt lift and ultra-fast lock time for added accuracy. Detachable rotary magazine features a unique rotor to separate cartridges and provide reliable feeding. Mounts flush with the stock to eliminate protrusions at the rifle's balance point. Cold hammer-forged barrel results in ultra-precise rifling that provides exceptional accuracy, longevity and easy cleaning. Also includes: sling swivel studs.

A: Gregory, I would think not with the "Rotary Magazine design Sir. This rifle uses a detachable rotary magazine that mounts flush with the stock to eliminate protrusions at the rifle's balance point. I would certainly verify my assumption with Ruger Customer Service at Telephone: 336-949-5200 (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET).

A: This rifle uses a detachable rotary magazine that mounts flush with the stock to eliminate protrusions at the rifle's balance point. I would certainly verify my assumption with Ruger Customer Service at Telephone: 336-949-5200 (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET).

A: I think it could be done but its much easier to just Remove and load the mag

A: Gregory - with the rotary magazine ... It would be one heck of a chore. It isn't mentioned anywhere in Ruger's literature that I could find, so I'm thinking it is not recommended by the manufacturer. Get yourself an extra mag, to have readily available anytime you're out using the rifle.

A: it will have no issues with the Remington FMJ ammo. the only 38s mine has trouble is the full wadcutters that I sometimes reload

A: Eve, no it does not. This rifle uses a Rotary Magazine and has a Bolt-action with 90-degree bolt lift for reliable feeding.

A: Hi Eve, No mine functions without flaw using .38's and have used the Remington 130gr FMJ

A: yes you can by placing the round in the chamber (may have to point barrel down) and then closing the bolt

A: yes you can by placing the round in the chamber (may have to point barrel down) and then closing the bolt

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A: Tim, yes Sir you can. You won't have any issues with these straight walled cartridges.

A: yes you can by placing the round in the chamber (may have to point barrel down) and then closing the bolt