#Stocks for ruger m77 full#
#Stocks for ruger m77 free#

Weight, balance, and personal preference are not to be gain-sayed. Ruger M77 Pre-Warning 200th Year, 7X57MM,22' Barrel,Tang Safety, Red Pad,Ruger Rings, 97 Bluing,Some Light Handling Marks on Stock, Bolt Number Matchs,Excellent Bore, Circa 1976 Store hours. I have several used, but not very dinged wood Ruger stocks in storage myself, from my gunsmithing days, from guys that wanted 'plastic'. I bedded it into the boat paddle stock and I just put the factory wood up in the safe. I thought about that and while I really like the look of the factory wood dropping that UL in a boat paddle made it perfect as far as weight and balance.

#Stocks for ruger m77 free#

But I didn't know any better then.ДЄ little stock'gouging' and a tube of JB Weld Acraglas might have fixed the original. Shop Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks Classic Ruger M77 MKII Long Action Factory Barrel Channel Stock Up to 9.01 Off Customer Rated on 1 Review for Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks Classic Ruger M77 MKII Long Action Factory Barrel Channel Stock + Free Shipping over 49. Factory standard all the way, never 'tweaked'. Didn't like a clean barrel either, so one shot always went down the tube before going out into the killing field. 25-06, shot 5 inch, 5 shot groups with factory, but MOA with neck-sized only hand loads from fired brass. For that matter, my first Ruger (77V )Tang in. I have two Tangs, that both, with bedding and free-floated barrels, went from not so good (3+ or more) to 1.25 MOA, or better with some hand loads. (Spot bedding at the recoil lug to align the barrel in the channel might be required, due to the nature of the Ruger M77 MKII having a broad range of tolerances at the recoil lug area. The factory wood was not cut deep enough under the recoil lug and I guess when everything was torqued it put something in a bind.ДЄ little stock gouging and a tube of JB Weld or Acraglas might have fixed the original. Bell and CarlsonвЂ™s Ruger Sporter stock is designed as a drop-in fit for Ruger M77 MKII and Hawkeye long-action right-hand rifles.

#Stocks for ruger m77 full#

The full length aluminum chassis runs from the back of the grip to the forend tip and is exposed where contact. It sports an ambedextrous design (no cheekpiece) and is nicely streamined for fast-handling and fast follow-up shooting. I swapped it into a boat paddle and it immediately shrank the groups to down around 1'. The Pro-Series Sporter stock for Ruger 77 Mark II rifles would be the best possible choice for any and all hunting applications with standard or magnum cartridges. I have a 257 Roberts Hawkeye UL that was terrible in the factory wood, good groups were 3' normal was around 5'. I never saw the Zytel stock as an accuracy-limiting factor. It might have shot better, but recoil was about all I could stand. I had one in 35 Whelen that shot 1 MOA with 250-grain Hornady RN bullets at 2,550 fps.