Posted by Jason Brumett
The Ruger Model 77/22 with Rotary Magazine is a cool little .22 that uses a rotary mag instead of a tube. It holds 10 rounds as a .22 lr, 9 rounds as a .22 magnum, and just 6 rounds as a .22 hornet
This gun comes in a few different configuration combos and instead of listing all the combos we are going to list all the options. The stock comes in American Walnut, Black Synthetic, Brown Laminate, and Green Mountain. Barrel choices are; alloy steel and stainless steel in either blued, brushed, or Target Grey®.
This classic 90 degree bolt action rifle is heat treated, and the grip has that ruger diamond checkering. It is ready for a scope with the scope mounts cut into the steel receiver by default. A great gun for small game and varmint hunters. Would be a great ranch gun to take care of crows and coyotes.
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