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I inherited a Ruger M77 7mm REM Mag rifle new in box, green mountain stock, year 1986!

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The stock likely does not raise the value unless you also have the original. Does it have the Ruger rings with it? Sold items on GunBroker are all over the map but generally around $600-700 for a blued one. I don't see any sold ones with the box in my quick search. Not sure what I rifle box adds in value but an older blackhawk box can add $100-250. The highly valuable M77's are stainless with a boat paddle stock.
 
The RZ model came with laminated stock and is relatively scarce…i would put the value at $800.00-1200.00 as i cannot imagine many were made in that caliber, configuration AND laminated stock in the original box with the rings and paperwork, etc. The value is hard to nail down as I am not sure the desirability of the 7MM Mag chambering, depending on how many folks are looking for that variation.

Good luck, i would probably out that on GB (starting at one cent?) and see what happens, you may be pleasantly surprised.
 
Didn't see a single M77 SOLD on BG for $1200 of any kind. Highest sold M77 of any kind is a boat paddle stainless for $1199.

My guess is $850-1000 now that I know the laminate stock is ... stock. But I bet it could beyond that on an auction site as mentioned above. Start it at the lowest price you can tolerate and see if it will fly.
 
Those are a scarce model, but not sure anybody would pay a premium for that because nobody knows it is a scarce model.
The first ones that came out had a checkered stock and a cap on the bottom of the pistol grip.
Chet15
 

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