Ruger 77/357 Magazine

Factory 77/357 Magazine

This is Ruger's own replacement magazine for the 77/357 bolt-action rifle chambered in .357 Magnum. It uses the same rotary design that ships with the rifle and sits flush with the bottom of the stock, so nothing hangs below the action to snag on brush or a sling. A spare makes reloading faster on a hunt or at the range, and it replaces a lost or worn original.

Features

• Genuine Ruger Part — Made by Ruger for the 77/357, so fit and feeding match the rifle as it left the factory.
• Rotary Design — Rounds ride in a spring-driven rotor that turns to present each cartridge to the bolt, a layout that feeds rimmed revolver cartridges smoothly.
• 5-Round Capacity — Holds five cartridges, the standard capacity for the 77/357.
• .357 Magnum And .38 Special — Built for the rifle's chambering, which also fires the shorter .38 Special.
• Flush-Fit Profile — The magazine seats level with the underside of the stock and keeps the rifle's lines clean for carry.
• Steel Feed Lips — The top of the magazine, where cartridges are held and stripped by the bolt, is steel rather than polymer for wear resistance.
• Polymer Body — A black polymer shell keeps weight down and resists moisture and scuffs in the field.
• Hex-Head Rotor Screw — A socket-head screw at the front end retains the rotor assembly.

Fit And Construction

The magazine pairs a black polymer housing with a steel top section that guides each round into the chamber. It is designed specifically for the Ruger 77/357 and should not be assumed to fit other Ruger 77-series rifles, which use magazines sized for their own cartridges. Check that your rifle is a 77/357 before ordering.