Ruger M77/357

[JD338]

Ruger has just announced a new offering, M77/357
http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com ... L0CiHkF8Mc

JD338

 

[Bruce Mc]

That could be interesting if you can use some of .35 cal rifle bullets.

 

[BK]

I was thinking it might be kinda fun shooting 180-200 grain cast bullets in it!

 

[FOTIS]

That would be fun as a Wyoming blue grouse gun...

 

[Woodycreek]

I would like to get the M77/44mag. Shot one with integral suppressor and 200gr subsonic loads. That thing is so much fun to shoot!

 

[jmad_81]

Jim you got me all excited thinking that they made a ".358-375R" like we have been talking about.

One of those in a .44 would be very cool indeed!

 

[SJB358]

Jim you got me all excited thinking that they made a ".358-375R" like we have been talking about.

One of those in a .44 would be very cool indeed!

Same here! That is what I was thinking as well. Scotty

 

[Woodycreek]

Jake,
That 44mag was a whole new level of cool for me.

 

[wisconsinteacher]

Intesting, it would be fun to shoot, and I have dies and bullets for the .357mag. It would be a cool little gun for making deer drives. I wonder what kind of groups you would get at 100 yards.

 

[Hegland]

Thanks for posting Jim. First the SR1911, then the Scout rifle, now this. Ruger is making some noise this year!

 

[Woodycreek]

Ruger has put some neat stuff out in the past two years.

 

[Guy Miner]

I have no idea what I'd do with such a thing, but it is probably lots of fun to shoot.

 

[BK]

The Ruger interpretation of a Scout Rifle leaves me cold, and at this point another 1911 seems pretty pointless, but this seems like something I might need. Don't know what the heck I'd do with it, although 110s or 125s out of a rifle barrel should scream and make a huge mess of rabbits. It'd be real cool if 88 grain JHPs for a .380 would shoot worth a darn! (I doubt .355 dia. will engrave the rifling very well in a .358 bore.)

 

[SJB358]

I am actually kinda liking their scout rifle concept they just released. I am not running out to buy one right off, but for a good, all around shooting rifle it looks to be pretty well made. Again, I like my lever rifles more, so those kinda win out for the Scout types to me. The Marlin and Winchester Lever Rifles are the original scout rifle. Scotty

 

[Woodycreek]

They have come along way with the SR pistols,SR rifle, LCP, AND LCR.