To get an answer you will need to state the model and the condition of the rifle.
I'm not familiar with a "Winchester model 77". Is this a bolt action gun or a lever-action rifle? Winchester's famous bolt-action hunting rifle is called the Model 70. Their most famous lever-action guns are the 1873 and 1894 models. Ruger is a company that has a bolt-action rifle called the Model 77.
20-150 usd
A bolt action sporting rifle made by the Ruger company. See link: http://www.ruger-firearms.com/products/m77Hawkeye/index.html
To disassemble a Model 77 .22 caliber rifle, first ensure the firearm is unloaded and remove the magazine. Take out the bolt by pulling the bolt handle fully back and lifting it out of the receiver. To replace the ejector, remove the rear action screw and separate the stock from the action, then access the ejector by unscrewing it from the bolt. For the extractor, carefully pry it out of the bolt and replace it with the new one, ensuring proper seating before reassembling the rifle.
245 dollars
25-75 usd
The value of a Ruger rifle Model 77 bolt-action in stainless steel with a blued grip can vary depending on its condition, age, and any additional accessories. On average, such a rifle may be valued between $600 to $900 in the current market. It's recommended to have the rifle appraised by a professional gun dealer or use online gun marketplaces to get a more accurate valuation.
Your Winchester model 77 rifle was made from 1955-1963.
Pretty good
65 ftlbs
$300-$450, depending on exactly WHICH Model 77, and it's condition. There were several models, and one model change.
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