Glad I don't collect 77's..........

[radicalrod]

Cause if I did I would have thought I needed this.......

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=216434744

See ya RR.

 

[TBear77]

I do collect 77's, but not ones at that price. I have a sn 122 gun I could have used to raise some money...but not $11k.

Ted

 

[bisley32]

Lot's of looker's,I havn't seen a auction veiwed that many times before.

 

[radicalrod]

Hey T bear, I have a #122 gun too....a BKH4 (44 Flat top)....small world.....RR.

 

[HAWKEYE#28]

And WBR decided not to market it.................... :shock:

 

[chet15]

And WBR decided not to market it.................... :shock:

Yeah....that's happened more than once. On Lipsey's new website I see the stainless 22" barreled 10/22 that is Lipsey's exclusive has sold 124,000 units. I wrote Jason to see if that number is truly correct as that is just awesome! But in 1976 Ruger made four prototypes of a 22" and 24" blue 10/22 for the australian market...and as far as I know, production never went past the prototypes.
If only the public could see some of those prototypes. :roll:
Chet15

 

[TBear77]

Radical,

I know you have that sn 122 Flattop. Thats why I mentioned it.
To bad it's a Woodside, if it was a revolver...we could have some serious fun.

Ted - who is not above jerking a few chains.

 

[mcknight77]

Speaking of early M77s. Anybody know where SN 417 is?

 

[Ruger Packer]

Current bid as of 3/4/11 @ 12PM CST........ $11,050!!!! :shock:

 

[208packinheat]

Well, nice as a unique gun, but WAY too unique and one that is so unique, I am not sure it fits in a 77 collection. I do not think I have that much in a whole 77 collection.