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Lloyd Smale

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I just piced up a 77 in 762x39. stainless with the wood insert panel stock and was told the wood insert stock was a limited run gun. Anyone know how many were made.
 

308longdistance

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Interesting, RENE lists several KM77RP (Special Distributor model for Davidson's) with wood inserts.

The 7.62X39 is the only one they give production numbers for. SN range 780-40534 to 780-61186 with 1,217 produced.
 
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It seems that I recently saw some pictures somewhere of a 77 with the wood inserts, looked great. Can't remember where, Lloyd any chance of getting you post some pictures?
 

TnTnTn

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I don't know how common or uncommon they are- I haven't ever seen another one. I have one that I bought from Davidson's in about 1991? or so with the goncalo alves wood inserts. It is a very nice rifle and is accurate too. It is one of those rifles that would be near the last of any that I would part with. Ruger made a more recent run of the M77 7.62x39s also. I will try and get a pix up. TnTnTn
 

rugerjunkie

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Here is my blued model in 7mm-08. I have posted pics of this in the past. Still unfired...I need to do something about that. Even tried to sell it before. Don't know what I was thinking...glad nobody was interested in it!!

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The walnut panels were an add on though and originally it came with the black inserts. I have seen the stainless and walnut insert models before and they are a sharp looking rig.
 

chet15

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Lloyd Smale":mjefhjqm said:
I just piced up a 77 in 762x39. stainless with the wood insert panel stock and was told the wood insert stock was a limited run gun. Anyone know how many were made.

Let me know what your sn is and I can tell you which batch of 7.62x39 M77's it was, and probably how many made.
Chet15
 

Kanook

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Other than a limited number produced, is there anything special about these? I've been hunting with mine since I bought it back in the early 90's for $315 OTD NIB
 
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