F/S: Ruger 77/50 Officer's Model Muzzleloader--SOLD--

JCW64 · Sep 18, 2011

This is one of Ruger's inline muzzleloader's offered from the late 90's to early 2000's. It is called the Officer's Model which features a straight black walnut stock with curved buttplate. It is .50 cal and has the integral scopebase and rings. I will include an extra factory ramrod and breechplug. Original box and papers included. I purchased it new and it has taken a few deer but has not been abused and still in great shape. Price is $385 shipped without scope. The Nikon 2x7x32 Prostaff can be included for $100 more. This is not a modern firearm and will be shipped from an individual so know your local laws before purchase regarding blackpowder firearms. The rear sight blade has been removed to mount the scope and I cannot find it. I think it is the same as the 10/22 but I am not sure. If I find it, it will be included. REDUCED $345 SHIPPED.

JCW64 · Sep 23, 2011

Reduced to $365 shipped.

Lefty SRH · Sep 23, 2011

interesting, first I've seen/heard of Ruger BP rifle. Are you looking for any trades?

Sacramento Johnson · Sep 23, 2011

Howdy!
What are the other two parts placed above the barrel?

cubrock · Sep 24, 2011

I have one of these and it is scary accurate as well as having very classy lines. Mine has accounted for a number of deer. If you guys want a very high quality, very accurate in-line, this is the one to get.

JCW64 · Sep 24, 2011

Lefty, I am not looking for trades at this time. Thanks.

Sacramento, The smaller piece above the barrel is the breechplug removal tool. The larger piece is a plastic cleaning tube that is used after the breechplug is removed this piece is screwed into the receiver from the bolt end. Then place the gun into a bucket of hot soapy water barrel down and with the ramrod and cleaning jag from the receiver end, water is siphoned up the barrel. This is done back and forth until cleaned. This is from the instruction manual and has worked well for me.