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hadjii
I have a newer ruger 10/22 semi auto, probably 95 or 96 year when i got it but all the sudden it doesnt' like to fire, i put in a new firing pin to no luck but kinda of iffy about sending it back and have had problems with the quailty of all my local gunsmiths so not sure what to do
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  • hadjii
    Did some of the last Ruger M77 MkII's come with the new LC6 trigger that they are putting in the "Hawkeyes"? I recently purchased a M77 MKII and the trigger on it is much better then any of the Ruger's I have owned or fired in the past. Thanks,

    Jon
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  • D.S.COLE
    The 200th Anniversary model and Liberty model are two names for the same thing. In 1976 Ruger marked their guns " Made in the 200th Year etc" for the 200th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence . These are referred to as Liberty models by some people. They are becoming more collectible and valuble as time passes.NIB models are very desirable,If you have any ,keep them and let them grow in value.


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  • hadjii
    I just bought one here on gunbroker.Might've paid too much or maybe not. It is about 98+% according to the owner. Paid $539. Weird thing is, he says it has a 22 inch barrel, and there is another one on gunbroker that has a 24 inch barrel. I think one of them is wrong, but I don't know who. Guess I'll find out when I get the one I bought home.
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