Hi, I am after the above rail adaptor for this rifle in short action, bit of a long shot I know, if not I will source a new one,
Thanks barney
Ruger M77 mk2 Picatinny rail adaptor WANTED
- fizzbangwhallop
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Re: Ruger M77 mk2 Picatinny rail adaptor WANTED
If you didn't get any joy with a secondhand one I was going to suggest contacting Erwin the riflesmith at Alan Rhone's to see if he had done these but I've just stuck a search in on Google and it came up with a thread on StalkingDirectory
http://www.thestalkingdirectory.co.uk/s ... centrefire
Couple of useful contacts/links in there and a mention of EGW rails... If that looks good then Kinney's Shooting Supplies will post to the uk....Patrick Kinney is quick on emails and really helpful and he stocks the nice DIP stuff for rifles too. Neither EGW nor DIP will post to us.
I use a reversed EGW rail to mount a Drone Pro on my Tikka595 and EGW kindly sent me some longer screws as the rail mounting holes are counter bored to different depths to allow the same length of screw to be used for all 4....turning it round messed that up.
Cheers
Fizz

http://www.thestalkingdirectory.co.uk/s ... centrefire
Couple of useful contacts/links in there and a mention of EGW rails... If that looks good then Kinney's Shooting Supplies will post to the uk....Patrick Kinney is quick on emails and really helpful and he stocks the nice DIP stuff for rifles too. Neither EGW nor DIP will post to us.
I use a reversed EGW rail to mount a Drone Pro on my Tikka595 and EGW kindly sent me some longer screws as the rail mounting holes are counter bored to different depths to allow the same length of screw to be used for all 4....turning it round messed that up.
Cheers
Fizz

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shootingcharley
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Re: Ruger M77 mk2 Picatinny rail adaptor WANTED
Hi mate unfortunately this is the only place you will get what you're after it took me over a year to find an outlet, moving onto the cost the only extra you will pay is the duty due to the fact that it is coming from the USA the duty is £17. The post is included in the price.
Their service is excellent if you order via the intranet it's usually with you within two weeks the biggest hold-up as always is when it comes through customs in the UK.
Hope this helps mate Dennis
Here you go buddy I've bought two from them with no problems whatsoever
http://www.mountsplus.com/mm5/merchant. ... de=WEIGAND
Ruger 204
Their service is excellent if you order via the intranet it's usually with you within two weeks the biggest hold-up as always is when it comes through customs in the UK.
Hope this helps mate Dennis
Here you go buddy I've bought two from them with no problems whatsoever
http://www.mountsplus.com/mm5/merchant. ... de=WEIGAND
Ruger 204
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Re: Ruger M77 mk2 Picatinny rail adaptor WANTED
Thanks for the link ,just what I am after, downside post is nearly as much as the rail, did you buy yours recently ? if so what was the cost to the door inc any duties please,shootingcharley wrote:Here you go buddy I've bought two from them with no problems whatsoever
http://www.mountsplus.com/mm5/merchant. ... de=WEIGAND
Ruger 204
Thanks barney
Re: Ruger M77 mk2 Picatinny rail adaptor WANTED
Hi, I'm also looking for one. I have made my own usung a long rail drilled and tapped on top of the Burris 2 piece adapters so I can fit my N750.
Works fine but would like a 1 piece mount as it will also lower the height by the depth of the rail.
Just wondering if we get a few people on board we could split the postage?
Fuchs
Works fine but would like a 1 piece mount as it will also lower the height by the depth of the rail.
Just wondering if we get a few people on board we could split the postage?
Fuchs
















