The M77 was first offered only as a short action flatbolt, beginning in 1968, both with and without sights. Long action flatbolts followed about three years later, both with and without sights. Ruger discontinued the flatbolts and started making hollowbolts to satisfy mostly gun writers who did not like the flat bolts. Simultaneously they introduced the roundtop actions. There's about three years overlap in the early 70s where Ruger was using up their flatbolt actions while also making hollowbolts with Ruger rings and with roundtops without rings and drilled and tapped for standard rings. They were also transitioning to the traditional round bolt. So, there are some interesting combinations out there like hollowbolt roundtops. Every version was offered in a R and RS configuration from the beginning. It appears that Ruger made about 10% of the rifles in the RS configuration (with sights). however there are some calibers and configurations that were not ever made with sights.
M77R short action and long action. Flatbolt, hollowbolt, roundbolt
M77RS short action, long action. Flatbolt, hollowbolt, roundbolt
M77PL long action, roundbolt and hollowbolt without sights.
M77ST long action, roundbolt and hollowbolt with sights.
Short of re-writing Ronnie Burke's wonderful book on the early M77s, this should get you started.