Ruger 77/22 All Weather

[Sir Henry]

This is the rifle my friend loaned me. He bought it used and it had a lot of work done to it. Some good some bad. The first owner painted it and the stock is most likely a replacement. My friend added the Nikon Buckmasters II 4-12x40 scope.

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He reloaded for it and here is his aiming aid. I’m not sure what the numbers represents and he told me I could remove them.

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[JEBar]

that's a lot of scope and a very good one indeed .... is your 77 chambered for 22 Hornet

[Sir Henry]

that's a lot of scope and a very good one indeed .... is your 77 chambered for 22 Hornet

Yes. On the barrel it has a small k in front of the 22.

[JEBar]

to me the 22 Hornet is a fascinating round .... I've never fired one but would sure like to

[BigAl52]

Nice rifle Gene. Ive always liked the all weather Rugers. There pricey now if you want one.

[Sir Henry]

to me the 22 Hornet is a fascinating round .... I've never fired one but would sure like to

You can shoot this one if you are in this neck of the woods.

[JEBar]

You can shoot this one if you are in this neck of the woods.

that would be great .... sadly, we don't have any trips that far west in the foreseeable future ....about the closest would be shooting with Evan (Esquared) in KC in August

[Sir Henry]

You can shoot this one if you are in this neck of the woods.

that would be great .... sadly, we don't have any trips that far west in the foreseeable future ....about the closest would be shooting with Evan (Esquared) in KC in August

I’m planning a trip to Wisconsin next summer. I want to meet as many people that I can.

[JEBar]

I’m planning a trip to Wisconsin next summer. I want to meet as many people that I can.

depending on if you go across the north on I-94 or south on I-90 you may not be too far from where we spend our summers in Estelline, South Dakota

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[North Country Gal]

Those numbers look like the Nikon Spot On app for zeros at various distances and magnifications with that Buckmaster scope and a 270 Winchester load. Hey, leave it on. It looks impressive, even though out won't have any application for a 22 Hornet.

[Sir Henry]

Those numbers look like the Nikon Spot On app for zeros at various distances and magnifications with that Buckmaster scope and a 270 Winchester load. Hey, leave it on. It looks impressive, even though out won't have any application for a 22 Hornet.

Now what he told me makes sense.

[Sir Henry]

I’m planning a trip to Wisconsin next summer. I want to meet as many people that I can.

depending on if you go across the north on I-94 or south on I-90 you may not be too far from where we spend our summers in Estelline, South Dakota

===> https://www.google.com/maps/place/Estel ... 96.9022836

I can go either way. Last time I took 94 going east and 90 coming back.

[Hatchdog]

Those numbers look like the Nikon Spot On app for zeros at various distances and magnifications with that Buckmaster scope and a 270 Winchester load. Hey, leave it on. It looks impressive, even though out won't have any application for a 22 Hornet.

I too took a pause looking at the data showing a 130 grain bullet. 22 Hornet 130 gr, now that’s a lotta bullet for a 22 caliber. Then I reread the post and understood the scope was added to the rifle recently.

[Sir Henry]

Those numbers look like the Nikon Spot On app for zeros at various distances and magnifications with that Buckmaster scope and a 270 Winchester load. Hey, leave it on. It looks impressive, even though out won't have any application for a 22 Hornet.

I too took a pause looking at the data showing a 130 grain bullet. 22 Hornet 130 gr, now that’s a lotta bullet for a 22 caliber. Then I reread the post and understood the scope was added to the rifle recently.

It’s all Greek to me. When I reloaded it was 7.62 NATO, 5.56 NATO and 9mm all loaded to milspec.