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Ruger K77 MKII STS

UrbanHillbilly
I had been looking for a Ruger K77 MKII STS rifle in smaller caliber but they are no longer made. This rifle has a stainless barrel and receiver with a traditional wooden walnut stock. Since I can't get this rifle I was wondering if a K77 barrel and receiver could be put on a new ruger walnut stock.

ARE RUGER RIFLES BEDDED AT THE FACTORY OR ARE THEY JUST PUT TOGETHER BARREL TO STOCK??? WOULD I HAVE TO GET THE RECEIVER/BARREL ASSEMBLY BEDDED TO THE NEW STOCK???
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  • Kdub
    Never heard of a "K"77 Ruger - are you discussing the "M"77?

    Ruger does nothing fancy at the factory to bed the barreled action in the stock. The CDC machined stock is bolted onto the action and shipped. If you call Ruger and give serial # of your barreled action, they can tell you which stock is available for it and the cost.

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  • UrbanHillbilly
    Yes, I'm sure it is a K77. I have only seen three on auction sites so far. They remind you of a Browning White Gold Medallion. I may try your suggestion to contact Ruger. At least you told whether they are bedded to the stock. I might just be able to work something out with a couple of Ruger rifles to get what I want.
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  • cletus85
    The K designates stainless on Ruger guns.
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  • Kdub
    Strange..........

    I have a M77MkII V/T stainless in a factory laminated stock and all it has on the receiver is "M77 MkII".

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  • cletus85
    The K is not actually on the gun[:D][:D][:D]it's a catalog number. Example a stainless 5 1/2" Single Six KNR5...Same gun in blue NR5.
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