Ideas for an M77 25-06 bull ??

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Rob Pincus

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Okay, I was going through the gun room and I have this Ruger M77 chambered in .25-06 with a full length target barrel on it. The stock is orginial and beat to hell. I bought it about 6 years ago from a friend who got it from his dad or somehting and didn't want it.

What should I do with it? I lean towards the tactical and away from hunting rifles, the last thing I need is a long range hunting gun, so if you can come up with a cool use for this gun, let me know. No, Rich, "prize for next weeks contest" is not an option....
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Kodiac

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It would make a great pri... Dang.

There was an article in one of the gun rags about a new stock that was built in two parts. An inner and outer stock that was supposed to increase your accuracy a good deal with no other modifications. I am interested to see if this really works as claimed - since the stock looks cool enough to get just for its looks alone. I forget what it was called or who made it... when I get home I'll look it up - maybe I gave that rag to my brother I dont remember. Some one else here probably knows what I'm talking about. I don't.
 
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If it were mine, & I didn't want it in the conventional configuration, I'd drop it onto a bullpup rail with an electric trigger. Might just make a hellava counter-sniper gun which is more easily deployed from vehicles and other tight places.

[This message has been edited by Mykl (edited 10-21-98).]
 
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Rob Pincus

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Okay, that sounds nifty, (I'm actually trying to trade it for a good suppressor...) BUT, give me some more info on what your are talking about mykl, electric trigger?
 
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fal308

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Sounds like Mykl is talking about a heavy unlimited benchrest rifle with a solenoid trigger. These things are wild. They can weigh up to 70 or 80 lbs. The action rides on rails and works so of like a recoilless rifle. For a Hollywood (full auto) version watch "The Jackal". He even has it rigged for remote control.
 
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