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Ruger M77 6-Round Magazine

The Ruger M77 6-Round Magazine is a factory replacement magazine for Ruger 77/22 bolt-action rifles chambered in .22 Hornet. It uses Ruger's rotary design, where cartridges sit in a spring-loaded rotor that turns to feed each round, so the magazine sits compactly in the rifle. The body, baseplate and follower are polymer, while the feed lips and spring are steel for consistent feeding. A high-visibility red follower shows when the magazine is empty, and the matte black finish matches the rifle. It suits 77/22 Hornet owners who want a spare loaded magazine or need to replace a lost one with a genuine Ruger part.

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Description

Factory 77/22 Hornet Mag

This is Ruger's own 6-round magazine for 77/22 bolt-action rifles chambered in .22 Hornet. It is a spare or replacement for the rifle's original magazine, built by the same maker. Varmint hunters and small-game shooters can keep a second magazine loaded and ready, or replace one that has been lost or worn.

Features

  • Genuine Ruger Factory Part — Ruger makes this magazine for its own rifles, so it matches the original fit and dimensions.
  • .22 Hornet Caliber — The magazine is sized for the .22 Hornet centerfire cartridge and is meant for 77/22 rifles in that chambering.
  • 6-Round Capacity — It holds six cartridges.
  • Rotary Magazine Design — Cartridges sit in a spring-loaded rotor that turns to present each round to the bolt, which keeps the magazine compact and flush with the stock.
  • Steel Feed Lips — The lips at the top hold the cartridge in position for the bolt to strip it off, and steel holds its shape there better than plastic.
  • Polymer Body And Baseplate — The shell and baseplate are polymer, which keeps the magazine light and resistant to corrosion.
  • High-Visibility Red Follower — The red polymer follower shows clearly through the top, so you can see at a glance whether the magazine is empty.
  • Steel Spring — A steel spring drives the rotor and feeds each round in turn.
  • Matte Black Finish — The non-reflective black finish matches the look of the rifle.

Fit And Construction

The magazine combines a polymer body, baseplate and follower with steel feed lips and a steel spring. A hex-head screw on the end holds the assembly together. It is made for Ruger 77/22 rifles in .22 Hornet, so check your rifle's chambering before ordering.

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  1. WYOvarmintHunter

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    Factory rotary mag runs flawless

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    Picked this up for my old M77/22 Hornet since my original was getting sketchy after the 5th round. Feeds butter smooth and locks up solid in the magwell, no wobble at all. KeepShooting had it to my door in 3 days which was faster than expected. Ran about 60 rounds thru it last weekend and zero malfunctions. Wish these werent so pricey but you get what you pay for with factory stuff.

    OEM fit, zero wobble flawless feeding so far

    Pricey for a mag

  2. MtnHunter

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    Solid Backup Mag

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    Picked this up as a spare for my 77/22 Hornet and it feeds factory ammo without a hiccup every single time I take it out to the range. The polymer body feels lighter than I expected but its held up fine and the steel feed lips are what really matter anyway. My one complaint is that loading all 6 rounds feels a little stiff and cranky at first, you really gotta make sure you seat each round properly or the spring tension pushes back on you. Not a dealbreaker at ALL but worth knowing going in. Overall its exactly what you need if you want a factory replacement without gambling on some off-brand version.

    Steel feed lips mean reliable feeding with factory ammo

    Can be stiff and awkward to load until you break it in

  3. RanchLave

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    Finally Found a Spare Mag That Works

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    Been running my Ruger 77/22 Hornet for varmint shooting out on the back forty and I always wanted a backup mag so I aint fumbling around reloading between shots. This is the genuine factory rotary mag and it drops right in and feeds PERFECTLY every single time, no issues at all. The flush fit with the stock is one of my favorite things about this design, its totally out of the way when your carrying the rifle through the brush. Only thing Id say is the rotary style takes just a little getting used to when you load it compared to a standard box mag but once you get the hang of it its no big deal. Glad I grabbed an extra.

    Genuine factory mag fits perfectly with zero wobble,

  4. J.R.

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    Factory mag beats aftermarket hands down!

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    Got it for a spare, works just like the original. No complaints.

    OEM!

    No issues at all.

  5. Dale Miller

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    Fits perfect works every single time

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    Picked this up as a backup mag for my 77/22 in .22 Hornet and honestly couldnt be happier. Took it out coyote hunting last weekend and ran probably 30 rounds through it without a single hiccup, the rotary loading design just feeds so smooth every time. Only thing id say is loading it up for the first time takes a little getting used to if youre not familiar with Rugers rotary mags but once you get the feel for it its no big deal at all. SOLID factory mag, glad I bought two.

    Genuine Ruger factory mag

    Rotary loading takes a little practice to get used to at first

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