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    M77 6.5 OR 243 Printed on Barrel

    Hey Thanks for the responces and pics! It builds the confidence ;) That's Just Dandy!!!
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    M77 6.5 OR 243 Printed on Barrel

    Thank you Bob, I did feel a little embarrassed. My bro in law handed me the gun, told me it was a 243. I bought ammo and you know the rest. I'm actually happy that it's a 260. because I'm hoping for my daughter to use it on a upcoming cow elk hunt. We will see. Id rather her shoot my 270...
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    M77 6.5 OR 243 Printed on Barrel

    Yes. Thank you. I actually meant rebored. Ok that makes sense!
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    M77 6.5 OR 243 Printed on Barrel

    Ok just spoke to my bro in law.. The priest brother (who passed) was a gunsmith! Im guessing Ranger Bob is correct and he re barreled his own gun to 6.5, stamped it and never stamped out the 243? In any case I'm bringing it to the gunsmith for probable casting.. Thanks everyone for your help...
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    M77 6.5 OR 243 Printed on Barrel

    You know now that I zoomed in on the photo and it looks like the 6.5 x was stamped in at a different time because the inlay does not match the 243 numbers! hmmm. My brother inlaw got this from a priest btw for 150!
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    M77 6.5 OR 243 Printed on Barrel

    Wow I knew something was wrong! It says Sturm Ruger & Co. on the Barrel. and 6.5 followed by a symbol that looks like an x then 243.. so it reads 6.5x243 Nowhere do I see wildcat. I took some pictures but i don't see how to load them. I will gladly email them to anyone who wants to look at...
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    M77 6.5 OR 243 Printed on Barrel

    Hello all, I recently acquired a M77 243. Mannlicher stock (serial 77-82610) I took it to the range and when I finally got on paper I was key holing all over the place (14") at 50 yards! I was and am still perplexed. I been searching the net and I found that the gun was made in 84 and should...
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