Ruger M77 30-06 tang safety

[numbnutz]

Looking to fund another project so my spare hunting rifle is going on the block. It's a blued ruger m77 with the tang safety and is chambered in 30-06. The action has been bedded and it has a factory adjustable trigger. I've only put 8 rounds through this to get the scope dialed in. The finish on the stock has some scuff mark but nothing too deep, and there is one spot on the barrel that looks a little funny like the blueing was touched up. Rifle comes with rings only now. $400 for rifle, rings, sling. The only trade I'm interested in is a AR pistol upper. I also have some cash that could be added for the right trade.











I tried to show the spot in the blueing here but the camera isn't really picking it up

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[Gunner3456]

Due to the era, that may well be a Canjar trigger. They are excellent, single set, aftermarket. Fully adjustable, very clean break. In the day, "everyone" wanted a Canjar. They went out of business for some reason, but many think they were the best trigger ever made. Have a look, scroll down for pics, and see if it's what you have.

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[numbnutz]

Thanks for the link gunner. The Allen screw is in the same place as mine but I don't have a double set trigger. I'll try and tear the rifle apart later tonight and see what I can come up with.

ETA: definitly not a Canjar trigger, not sure what the make is. It does however have an over and pre travel set screws. I also took some pics of both the trigger and the action bedding if some one wants thems

 

[Gunner3456]

Thanks for the link gunner. The Allen screw is in the same place as mine but I don't have a double set trigger. I'll try and tear the rifle apart later tonight and see what I can come up with.

The Canjar is an adjustable single set. The trigger shape itself is unique enough you might be able to compare yours to those pictures. If yours is a Canjar, the instructions are there too.

 

[numbnutz]

Bump for the weekend!

 

[sheepdip]

I have had 2 tang safety ruger 77s, they have factory adjustable triggers. still have one in .338 win mag

 

[Gunner3456]

I have had 2 tang safety ruger 77s, they have factory adjustable triggers. still have one in .338 win mag

But, are they "set" triggers, where you can push them forward until they lock, and then they become a "hair" trigger, and all fully adjustable?

 

[numbnutz]

My trigger is fully adjustable but does not push forward

 

[Gunner3456]

They are wonderful rifles and I have a keeper in .270 that I bought in about 1974. I think the stock adjustable triggers are plenty good, but in the day the Canjar "set" trigger was really popular.

 

[skywag]

But, are they "set" triggers, where you can push them forward until they lock, and then they become a "hair" trigger, and all fully adjustable?

Thank God, no!

 

[Gunner3456]

Thank God, no!

Oh, but they are wonderful. You can use the trigger normally, set to your choice of pull. OR you can push the trigger forward until it clicks (sets), and it's a hair trigger set to your preference. It's great when you have a really good rest and a long shot.

 

[numbnutz]

TTT.

 

[westernmcd]

pm sent

 

[SPQRR]

Your Inbox is full numbnutz.

 

[numbnutz]

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