Ruger M77 243 for sale
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RUGER M77 HAWKEYE COMPACT
Brand:
Ruger
Action:
Bolt
Barrel Length:
16.5
Caliber:
.243 Win
Capacity:
4
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Ruger M77 Hawkeye Compact Gray .243Win 16.5-inch 4rd
Brand:
Ruger
Action:
Bolt
Barrel Length:
16.5
Caliber:
.243 Win
Capacity:
4
Finish Per Color:
Gray
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Ruger Hawkeye Ultralight M77 .243 Winchester Bolt Action Rifle, Black - 57139
Brand:
Ruger
Action:
Bolt
Barrel Length:
20
Caliber:
.243 Win
Capacity:
4+1
Finish Per Color:
Black / Stainless
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Ruger M77 Hawkeye Laminate Compact Bolt-Action Rifle - .243 Winchester
Brand:
Ruger
Barrel Length:
16.5"
Caliber:
.243 Win
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RUGER LIMITED EDITION 50TH ANNIVERSARY M77 HAWKEYE .243 WIN 22" BARREL, HIGH GRADE WALNUT STOCK
Brand:
Ruger
Action:
Bolt Action
Barrel Length:
22 BARREL
Caliber:
.243 Win
Capacity:
4+1
Rounds:
4
Frequently Asked Questions
Ruger M77 243 for sale
Is the Ruger M77 discontinued?
Ruger has temporarily discontinued the 77 Series bolt-action rifles, including the 77-17, 77-22, 77-357, and 77-44, with no timeline given for their return. Used models and remaining retailer inventory are still available, typically around $985.
Are Ruger M77 rifles any good?
Ruger M77 rifles are reliable, durable hunting rifles with a strong reputation. Early models sometimes had accuracy issues due to inconsistent barrel quality, but the Hawkeye variant addressed most concerns. Rebarreled examples shoot very well. Used models typically sell for $800–$1,000 depending on condition and configuration.
How to tell what year a Ruger M77 was made?
Check your rifle's serial number against Ruger's production charts. Original M77 models made 1968–1984 use prefixes indicating the year. Visit ruger.com and use the serial number lookup tool to find your model number, production status, and ship date. Third-party serial number databases also provide year-of-manufacture data.
What makes the Ruger M77 unique?
The Ruger M77 features a distinct action design with a blade-type ejector, three-position safety, and integral scope mounts machined into the receiver — accepting Ruger rings directly without bases. Available in over 20 calibers, from .22-250 to .458 Magnum, current Hawkeye variants feature improved ergonomics and walnut stocks.
What is the resale value of a Ruger M77?
Used M77 rifles typically sell for around $957–$963 on average, with most ranging $805–$1,074 depending on condition, caliber, and configuration. Older original models in good condition can command higher prices. Auction results vary widely based on rarity and wear.
What is the Ruger M77's effective range?
Effective range depends on caliber and shooter skill. Most M77s are considered 200–300 yard hunting rifles with standard calibers like .270 Win or .30-06, with experienced shooters pushing to around 440 yards using carefully developed loads. Many hunters recommend limiting shots to 125–250 yards for ethical, reliable performance.
When did Ruger change the safety on M77?
Ruger introduced the M77 Mark II around 1991-1992, replacing the original tang safety with a three-position safety. Original M77 rifles, produced from 1968 until 1991, used a tang safety. The three-position design allows the bolt to be opened while keeping the rifle on safe.
How to adjust the trigger on a Ruger M77 Tang Safety?
M77 tang safety models have three adjustment screws accessible after removing the stock: engagement adjustment on the trigger back, overtravel adjustment on the bottom front, and a third screw for fine-tuning. Consult Ruger's manual for specific torque specs, or have a gunsmith handle adjustments to avoid unsafe trigger function.