Weaver/picatinny for Ruger m77 mk11

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Hi,
As above anyone know any good options. It’s a left handed rifle so think weaver might be better. Have seen some for M77 but not the mk 11 version. Not sure if receiver the same in both models?
Any help gratefully received.

BE

 

[Oracle]

Ruger 77 mk2 can be a pain due to the stepped receiver and inability to slightly vary the position of where you may wish to mount the scope rings. I have a Jack Weigand (Weig-A-Tinney) rail fitted to mine that has solved all such problems. The company does not ship direct to UK customers so you will have to order through Brownells UK. Short action rails are usually in stock, mine, long action, had to be ordered from the US, wait time about 8 weeks.

 

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Cheers will that work in a left handed rifle?

 

[Oracle]

Looks like each rail is machined for either a right or left ejection port. I would be surprised if they do not manufacture a left hand version. I still have email address so will ping them a message. Alternatively have a look at the Britannia rail systems for Ruger M77 Mk2. They only manufacture for short actions though.

 

[Eric the Red]

I run a Weigand on a LA LH Ruger M77 Mk2. They do not make a LH version, so I carefully bevelled the left edge and it works just fine. Rail needs to be carefully added as it is effectively windage adjustable. I ordered mine from Oz IIRC. There is also a brand called Leatherwood (?) - but as I remember it was pretty expensive.

 

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Cheers guys will have a look

 

[Redneck]

Recknagel ?

 

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Hi,
As above anyone know any good options. It’s a left handed rifle so think weaver might be better. Have seen some for M77 but not the mk 11 version. Not sure if receiver the same in both models?
Any help gratefully received.

BE

Burris do a two piece adapter. It works well.

 

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Burris do a two piece adapter. It works well.

Thanks. Saw that today good to know it’s a possibility