21 September 2003, 07:50
ElkslayerPrice check on a NEW Ruger M77 358Win.
Local store has on consignment a new, never fired, with box (don't care about the box) Ruger M-77 in .358win. Ser # is 73-XXXXX (five digits after the dash).
They are asking $600 but think the owner will come down "a little".
I do want a 358 win but was planning on having one built on my MRC action.
What's it realy worth?
21 September 2003, 08:47
hoss101That seems like a pretty good price to me on a .358. Not many of those around anymore. I once had a .358 Ultra Light, but like an idiot, I sold it.
21 September 2003, 10:41
<Savage 99>It's pretty obvious that you are teasing us. Might as well say you have a trophy elk in your sights and a tag and you wonder if it's too close to the truck to shoot it now!
21 September 2003, 11:00
KurtCIt is a very reasonable price if it is a 77R. It is a steal if it is a 77RS.
21 September 2003, 14:01
ElkslayerNo, it is a 77R. No sights.
Not teasing, just really didn't know the value. I had the rifle put on "hold" for me till I get a could get a few comments from more knowledgable folks like you.
I really didn't know what it was worth, to me it seemed kind of high when any old short action can get re-barreled to that cartridge and you will have about the same money in it.
Edited to add - They did come down on the price just a little.
[ 09-21-2003, 05:18: Message edited by: Elkslayer ]21 September 2003, 15:06
leo-tooConsider that new rifles chambered to the .358 winnie are rare. It will sell if a .358 fan hears of it.
22 September 2003, 06:05
Frank BellerI'll buy it for his price, if nobody else wnats it. There are none around West Va. for that price.
22 September 2003, 06:10
Frank BellerThere's a USED one on GunsAmerica for $1250. I'll pay the asking price of $600. for the new one. Even a blind hog can find an acorn now and then, but not too often.
23 September 2003, 15:08
ElkslayerI bought it. Guess I now have a safe queen.