Ruger m77

[foffe1]

Is there a difference between the M77 all-weather and the M77 Hawkeye all-weather or is it exactly the same? Some dealers list them either way. Thanks.

 

[berger]

I could be misreading, but it looks like (on some sites) that the Hawkeye has a forged hammered barrel.

 

[cam1936]

There is no difference, unless a dealer has stock from 2006 when Ruger changed from the Mk II to the Hawkeye.

 

[357Maximum]

Ruger, made slight changes on the Wood stocks, when they designed the Hawkeye.

Not sure if there was a change in the synthetic stocks.

As well they introduced a slightly different trigger the LC6 on the Hawkeye models.

Ruger started manufacturing their own hammer forged barrels in the 90's.

357

 

[tuffbuff]

The hawkeyes have some kind off matte ss sprayed on coating as well, the older MK2's were plain shiney.

 

[hoytcanon]

The Hawkeye finish is blasted matte, not sprayed on... the older MKII models have a polished stainless finish... on 3-Position safety guns, the stocks remained the same.

Hawkeye models;










MKII Models;

 

[bearkilr]

Hoyt, do you get a yearly week in Vegas covered by Boyd's and Ruger?

 

[hoytcanon]

Hoyt, do you get a yearly week in Vegas covered by Boyd's and Ruger?

I wish!!! Cheap buggers... not even a Christmas card...