Ruger M77 Mark II 257 Roberts

[Mazdarati]

Gotta sell my favorite weapon , unfortunatly i didn't get to use it much so it is in pristine condition ....

 

Ruger M77 Mark II         I'm asking  $600.00

 

Bolt Action

Stock : American Walnut

Barrel length : 20.00 "

Capacity : 4

Finish : Hawkeye Matte Blue

Weight : 6.75 LBS

Overall Length : 40.75 "

Caliber .257 Roberts

Scope : Leopold , Fixed , not sure of the rest

Bi-pod , Yes , needs a bolt for one of the arm springs

Camo Padded Sling

[Bushape]

Sorry to hear that Maz. It is hard to sell something that you cherish.  It is really hard to get top dollar prices right now. I have sold about 12 guns in the last 4 months.

I just sold a custom built .257 Roberts, never been fired for $300. A beautiful gun.

Yours sounds like a great gun also. It is a nice deer weapon, don't expect to take anything bigger than deer. But that is probably what you got it for.

I don't beleive people need a bigger gun for deer hunting. If they do it is a guy thing and not for neccesity. I have taken about 50 deer with a .243. It is not the greatest gun for anything else. But I have shot 3 elk with it, with one shot a piece. Hit them right and they fall like a rock.

I have seen what a .30-06 does to a deer and  I refuse to kill a deer with something that big, unless it is a head shot. You hit a deer broad side just behind the front leg, like you are supposed to, you will get blood shot from front shoulder to the rear quarter. That is a huge waste. I have seen it numerous times. With a smaller caliber rifle, you would get a small entrance wound a exit wound about the size of a fifty cent piece, maybe a little bigger. Not much waste.

I was just making my agruement for using smaller calibers for deer hunting. Which you probably already know. Just trying to help you out when people ask ypu why such a small caliber. Smaller calibers are not for long range shots but most of the deer I have taken were less than 150 yards.

So for all of you people needing a good deer rifle then hit her up. That is about the going price for that weapon right now. And the price will only get higher in time. So it is a great investment.

 

 

[Mazdarati]

Thanks Bushape

I love that gun but unfortuatly it's gotta go , i also use a NEF single shot  .243 with a bull barrel w/Leopold scope and love that gun as well , taken a few deer with it ...  i love that 257 cal , it's just awesome and i agree that you really don't need anything bigger that ... thanks for the post and i hope someone is interested in the gun , i know they wouldn't be disapointed ....

 

Mazdarati~

[Mazdarati]

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[Ruggerxi]

Killroy will buy it, he buys every gun that he can get his hands on. Killroy help Maz out there and buy it

[Mazdarati]

Thanks Rugger , i really need to sell it and i know he wouldn't be sorry if he did , it's an awesome gun

[Ruggerxi]

I know Killroy loves guns and he is fricken filthy rich, I wish I was taking home his pay check. Man how my life would be different. I am sure he will hit you up if its possible

[Mazdarati]

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[Mazdarati]

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[Mazdarati]

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[Bazza]

if he's that rich, can WE all have boob jobs?? man that would be fun, tho no work would ever get done.

[vulture]

Hello All

I just got a 1944 Gerand M1. The numbers show that it was used in WW2 in the Pacific Theater. It has a fair amount od wear on the stock, but everything else is in good shape. I have a gunsmith looking it over before I take it out and play with it.

With my AK74 and SKS I am ready for some real fun.

 

Vulture

[Cavey]

LOL this is sooooo funny.  If I posted guns for sale in the UK, I would be posting from behind bars right now.  It seems so weird and alien to me, but I know it's daily life in the States.

[Mazdarati]

lol Cavey i know thats it's very uncommon for you .... but yes like you say it's just normal for us here infact i have a CCW *carry concealed weapons * and i carry my handgun with me often ... Walther PPK/S .380 with a lazer sight ....

 

*Singing* I got a gun , I got a gun , i got a gun i call the lucky one !   hehe ....  thank god you couldn't hear that !  lmao

 

Mazdarati~

[Mazdarati]

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[[RWTD]Burn]

Any luck selling it?  To be honest the price seems a bit high, depending on the optic you have mounted.  I've been seeing those used going for $500-$550 on a regular basis. Any pics?

 

I used to collect WWII rifles, then I had kids.   I still have my entire collection and I've added a few modern rifles such as a SIG 556 but it's rare that I get to take them out and play with them now.   Now my money goes to daycare, not boom sticks.   

 

Here's my collection:  http://www.weaponsofww2.net/

 

 

[Mazdarati]

I had a leopold fixed scope on it and i did sell it .......

 

Mazdarati ~

[SlowFry]

fuck shit fuck

i didn't know

thought i was yer favorite weapon

and i'm snot for sail

ahole matie

set sale

[Shamu]

For those of you State Side peeps who may be interested in buying or collecting older war vintage guns you might consider getting a Curio and Relic license ( C&R License). With the license you can buy many guns 50 yrs older and older with no problems. You can buy direct from a licensed seller via the Internet or gun shows. The license is not hard to get nor is it expensive.

 

This link provides a good read:

 

http://www.surplusrifle.com/shooting2005/howtogetyourcurionrelicffl03/index.asp

 

Good sites for looking for C&R eligible guns are:

 

http://www.gunbroker.com/

and

http://www.auctionarms.com/

 

M-1 Garands, 1903 Springfields, KAR 98's Mosin Nagants, 1917 Enfields,  .30 Cal Carbines, SKS, Arisaka's and many pistols are all C&R eligible. 

 

If you ever think of collecting do yourself a favor and get the license.

 

Sorry, Brits and Canadians need not apply

[[RWTD]Burn]

Agreed.  I had my C&R for years but let it expire 2 years ago since I was no longer actively purchasing and selling anymore.  You get much better prices online through places like aimsurplus, SOG, and centerfire systems than you'll ever find at a gunstore or gunshow. The paperwork is easy and they process it quickly.  The only downside is that you have to keep your records as you could be audited so people who fear big bother need not apply.   CMP is another great site for getting M1 Garines, carbines, and M1903s.  Pretty much all of these out there are CMP rebuilds anyway, might as well get them straight from the source. 

 

http://www.odcmp.com/

 

Mazdarati, glad to hear you sold it. 

[Jalepeno]

Cavey

LOL this is sooooo funny.  If I posted guns for sale in the UK, I would be posting from behind bars right now.  It seems so weird and alien to me, but I know it's daily life in the States.

 

lol..... you should come over and go to a gun show with me..... I think you would fall out..lol

[Pegleg302]

Wow,I didn't know Garands fell into the C&R category! Pretty cool, the Danish M1's still out there? I got my '54 H&R M1 for $165.00 back when they called it DCM,lol! And it was almost all original, except some trigger group parts, and outshoots my '03 A1 after I bedded it and free floated the handguard and gas cylinder.

[blackman]

same laws in as england in australia i still have an SKS i always thought they were ak47's they were sold as sports rifles in the early 90's in aus as semi auto's just had a little bit of metal welded into the hammer so it wouldn't auto cock you can't deny that america has a crazy amount of gun violence tho in aus the most your allowed to own with a licence now is i'm pretty sure a .22 but i've got a 400lb crossbow they're quiet and leave less mess ;D

[blackman]

i'm bringin's em back