Ruger 77/44 - .44 Magnum Bolt Action Rifle

[@ears1620]

I've never thought about a pistol caliber rifle other than a lever action but now I want one.

[@tejeda7324]

good luck getting one.. they been discontinued looooong time ago

[@buckchaser312]

They are not discontinued, Ruger production manufactured some in July , they are still in current production just not at this moment, a batch will be produced within the next few months.

[@tejeda7324]

@ a "batch" so kinda still good luck finding one

[@buckchaser312]

Bought one today on GunBroker , since this video was posted I’ve seen a few of them on GB , Factory New.

[@brians2733]

This is my recent deer gun (since Ohio allowed straight walled cartridges). I have a Marlin 1895 in 45/70 but this saved me about 4lbs of walking around weight. I do have a suppressor but the threaded version cost over $100 more when I would add 1lb just for a suppressor.

[@dpwhitaker7088]

This rifle dosent need a suppressor anyway. It dosent kick and using one makes this handy little rifle ridiculous!

[@dreadnaughttactical]

I really appreciate all of the 44Mag content lately Who Tee.. being that 44Mag has ALWAYS been one of my favorite calibers! My dream rifle would be to find a Ruger Carbine or the Deerfield carbine 99/44 with rotary magazine.. and I really wish Ruger would bring these models back into production. I love 44mag lever guns and revolvers.. but I also need one of them Magnum Research Desert Eagle's in 44mag (with the spare barrel in 50AE) and I will own one.. one day. I have never really considered the Ruger 77/44 bolt action but I would definitely add one to my collection (if I ever came across a deal on one that I just could not refuse) but I am not really a fan of the polymer stock and would much rather prefer a nice hardwood. Great video Who Tee Who!!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it!

[@jimdent351]

The operation of the magazine will get easier as it breaks in, and it's a little quirky too. Once it's broken in and you've figured out the quirks it is effortless. It's like anything else, once you've learned it you'll love it. To release the magazine, hold the rifle so the the mag is down and push the button in sharply and all the way in. The mag will then drop out on an angle and stop. Then push the mag from the front towards the rear of the rifle and it will fall free. I can get mine out in 2 seconds or less, and it's almost as easy putting it back in. You will be able to put it back in without pushing the mag release button. You will love it. I've had my 77/357 for about 2 weeks and was a little concerned by it for a while, but It's now become effortless.

[@mikes8915]

Yes big win for big DON! And now the video I been waiting for 🎉

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@markproffitt4935]

Hey Hootie, I have the exact same rifle in .357 (77/357). The magazine is a little difficult until you learn the secret (at least for mine). Hold the rifle horizontal with the ground instead if vertical. Don't use your fingers to try and pry the magazine out. With the rifle horizontal and the magazine facing the ground, press the release button and let gravity drop the rear of the magazine down. The front will still be attached. With the release button still pressed, very lightly lift the rear end of the magazine that dropped back up just slightly and the front end will then drop out. At least that works for mine. Give it a try and see if it works for yours. Putting it back in works best with the release button pressed. Insert front of magazine first and then lift the back until it snaps in. Then release the button.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I'll try it. Thanks

[@mopesrus7266]

@@WHOTEEWHO That's pretty much how the magazine in my 99/44 works, gotta rock it in and out.

[@hickoryhillangus]

I have a Ruger American 17hmr Go Wild camo and that's how you have to get the mag out of it. My only complaint with the gun other than that great rifle.

[@smokingshellsoutdoors2301]

Well said! Same with ny 77 357 and my rprr

[@PatsCoachBob]

I have borrowed a friends and find the same problem and discovered same solution as friend above. Loved the action and accuracy.

[@saxman7131]

The effort you put into these videos is amazing. Believe me. I notice.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🙏🙏🙏

[@danpagel2512]

I have a 77/17 and just so you're aware, MCarbo has a trigger kit that really makes that rifle super sweet. I use mine for prairie dogs and it's a great rifle!! Enjoy that .44!!!!

[@mothman-jz8ug]

Kinda like buying a new car and it works great after you put a different transmission in it.

[@MR.Pro2a]

The mcarbo kit did nothing to my 77/44 but I did put a Timney sear in and that made mine nice

[@zachchristensen1394]

I have a few mcarbo trigger kits in my gums they work great for me

[@Winkler_B_Rudolf_1911]

The 77/44 is awesome.

[@heinrichstoltz1356]

.44Magnum ain’t weak sauce. 😉

[@dannyneal6194]

Awesome! I’ve shot a 44 mag in a lever gun. They do have some punch. I’m wanting a lever gun in 357. Looking forward to some more videos with this one!

[@nestorpetriw3340]

One of the things that will help when you’re seating the mag is to angle it upwards a bit, so that the little protrusion at the front of the magazine engages with the corresponding element in the mag well. The front engages first, then the back snaps into place.

[@atatton9892]

This! Most Ruger seat nose first. Removing it tail-first may help too! Best of luck!

[@vintagetintrader1062]

Love to see a review of the 77/357. There is also a new one with a camo paint look. Wish they did one in 9mm

[@katherineschriever2892]

Accuracy and bolt action impeccable. The sticky magazine was well demonstrated, and may get better with a little wear-in. Nice job.

[@TracyPerren-cn3ol]

Shot 2 deer about 3 minutes apart underneath me in a tree stand with a Marlin 1894 .44 magnum carbine. way back in 2007. Both were about 25 feet off the muzzle. The doe went down right there and the buck sprinted 30 yards and crashed. The ammo was Remington Core Lokt 240 soft point which is fairly weak for the caliber but still did a fine job. Conventional wisdom suggests using a soft point out of a rifle instead of a hollow point.

[@sleeper.simulant7327]

Remington does the HTP JSP’s that are loaded a bit spicier for a factory load, hold up better then the JHP’s do but still get some deformation, especially when solid matter like bone is hit.

[@farmerk2891]

Awesome video Who Tee Who. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing more videos of that M77/44.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Appreciate the watch. More on the way!

[@cujo5858]

I've owned one since 2010. Great carbine and after some time the mag works better.

[@robertbare1007]

I have one in .357, and want one on .44 mag. I actually was in Tullahoma Tn Saturday to visit family. Due to your rave reviews I went to Toliver’s to see what they had. Love your channel and common sense reviews.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Appreciate you watching!

[@jeremiebrames2933]

You can add a washer to the take down screw to free float the barrel and accuracy will improve. They sell shims for the bolt also.

[@ktktwix]

I own one of these and it's my primary deer rifle and its been great over the past ten years. However it isn't the first one I've owned, I actually owned one about 13 years ago and that one was indeed a turd as far as accuracy. After realizing that no matter what I did I couldn't squeeze anything better than a 5-6" group at 50 yards I sold it. But I always missed it and how light and handy it was, so I took a risk and bought another. This one is accurate, 2" groups at 100 yards are completely doable, I've deer hunted with it exclusively for the past decade and will likely be my deer rifle for the rest of my life.

[@normanmallory2055]

Great model , I’m still looking for one for the past 3 years ! There is a trick to installing the mag also , angle has to be just right ! My Ruger 77/22 is like that too but once I discovered that trick , works every time !!

[@michaelowen6197]

Hey, I was the one that had negative feedback back on 77/44 I owned. You can take hard recoil pad off and put a black slip-on Med, Sims Air Tech Limbsaver on. It fits nice and takes the sting out of the recoil. Also, if your accuracy isn’t good, you can get bolt shims to tighten up the lock up of the bolt. Thanks for the update.

[@michaelowen6197]

Oh, I think you understand what I was talking about with inserting the magazine. Next up is a pinched thumb when you put on the scope from bolt knob. Hopefully you will find some accurate loads, because 240hp hammer deer.

[@RyeOnHam]

So, the magazine has a projection at the front that goes into a fixed hole in the receiver. To insert the magazine, you must push it back while you push it up. That depresses the mag release. To remove, grab the mag with your finger at the front and pull backwards, toward the butt of the gun, while at the same time depressing the mag release with your thumb. You can also get an extended magazine release.

[@joewilson3519]

I have a Henry carbine I load for. It is quite an enjoyable and capable rifle. Mine is set up with a 1XPrism. Too much fun.

[@archer7141]

I bought a 77/44 around 2009, same gun but doesn’t have the threaded barrel, but only cost $595 for a new one back then. My magazines drop right out when I push the button. I use Hornady lever revolution rounds, sited in 1” high at 50, hits about 1.5” low at 100 and drops 5.5” at 150. Perfect little treestand deer rifle for close range deer hunting.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Good to know

[@brianjansen3513]

Hi Hootie, I think maybe with all the love you have shown for the Ruger American line you didn't notice the M77 offerings. They use that action for many models and calibers and it is very nice. I think you will learn to love that rifle. I enjoy your videos very much. Don't believe I've ever missed one. Brian.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I appreciate you watching. Just sold my m77 in 2506

[@PooreBoy74]

That’s a sweet little 44 mag , I love it

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it too

[@nathanlambshead4778]

I have not owned one of these, but up here in the NH woods the 44 carbine was/is very popular with woods hunters. The same gun only in semi-auto without a removable mag. Basically a 10/22 in 44 magnum. It worked the same way with the button, only you just pushed the button in and then shoved a cartridge in. I think it took 4 in the tube, not sure now with my old memory. I bought a used one for my wife when she decided to hunt, and she put down a nice buck with it. A fair bit bigger than the doe I got that year, which she never let me forget. haha. I won a few local club trophy shoots with it also. It pointed and shot so easily.

[@oncall21]

Hooty those are insane groups off hand, open sighted at 50 years! With a low powered 1.5-5 or 2-7 that you've ordered this would make a brilliant deer rifle inside 100 yards so sure. Thanks for sharing!

[@randlebarnes5075]

I just bought one of these after seeing it here !

[@usmc249]

Did you get the threaded or non threaded?

[@randlebarnes5075]

Threaded

[@buckchaser312]

Can I ask where you bought yours from ? I’ve been searching!

[@randlebarnes5075]

@ I live in Canadastan . Probably no help to you sorry?

[@gregoryhurley9833]

Always love your videos. Keep it up you rock

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@shanevonharten3100]

Congratulations on your new President. Should be a nice set up. There's normally some spring pressure on the magazine, might be a faulty one. Pretty good group considering the sights

[@williamgaines9784]

If you are planning mainly for a woods hunt,

[@ArmsnAcres]

I have one with a walnut stock and blued finish. Leupold 2-7X. I’ve dropped whitetails at 100+. The magazine was never that tough to get out on mine. If the bolt is open it pops right out. Definitely my favorite rifle.

[@abolishwelfare]

I have a 77/44 (non-threaded) topped with a Leupold VX-R 1.5x4. I hunt from a stand in standing timber in western NC. Very seldom does a clear shot beyond 50 yards present itself. This carbine is ideal for my situation. Lightweight, economical, reasonably accurate and hits with more than enough authority for white tail.

[@diggernash1]

Ruger...please bring back the Deerstalker...and license the name, so you can put it back on the barrels.

[@deerhuntersteve9559]

Do you mean the Deerfield Carbine, model 99-44?

[@deerhuntersteve9559]

Just looked it up: the deerstalker preceded the Deerfield carbine. The stalker was tube fed while the Deerfield was magazine fed. I have a Deerfield Carbine and it is a great deer hunting rifle

[@diggernash1]

@deerhuntersteve9559 My reply would not post. Yes. The Ruger 44 carbine was originally engraved and marketed as the Deerstalker. They were sued for copyright infringement and dropped the Deerstalker moniker. If you can find a 1961 model, it should be marked Deerstalker. I killed my first deer with one at age 9...so I may be heavily biased to the original. That was over 4 decades ago. That rifle still functions flawlessly and will be coming home to me in a few years, but that will be a bittersweet inheritance as it means my dad will be acknowledging his inability to hunt any longer or will have passed away. Hopefully, it will have many generations of first deer ahead of it.

[@bobmcclure8069]

With open sights and the can in the way, that thing is shooting better than my Ruger 96/44 shot with a 2x7 Leupold on top. Looks like you got a good one!!!

[@chrishubbs8633]

This is what I’ve been waiting for!!!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👀👀👀

[@chrishubbs8633]

@ let’s go!!!!!!

[@patmancrowley8509]

In the past, when I hit feeding snags, I would eject the round before firing and give it an inspection. I've found that some rounds of my .303 British were catching the chamber rim and distorting the lead nose of the bullet. As you know this can affect the accuracy at distance so you should check this on those .44 magnum hollow points.

[@MichaelSisley-fw3xr]

WTW. I have a Henry 44mag lever action. I added a 2-7x32 Vortex scope. With a 240gr FP, do not be surprised when you notice exit wounds. As a cartridge, deer, hogs, whatever, as long as you are in range of the game, it is going down. I have gotten outstanding accuracy with a full charge of W296 powder (ref. the Hornady 9th edition load manual). It is a thumper. I look forward to the scoped results. The 44mag and 30-30 are about all I am sing these days. The brush restricts distances so either one will get it done all day.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Awesome. More soon with the scope

[@warrenharrison9490]

Hits with authority! I like it.

[@frankmaze1972]

That magazine is a deal breaker.

[@davidtolbert6204]

Cool video! I would love one of those myself. I kind of want a bolt action 30-30 for giggles😅.

[@martyadams3915]

I have an old savage 240 style 30-30 and although it's not the most accu4ate rifle I own it's a sweet shooter due to the lack of recoil. It amazes me just how little recoil this light carbine has to the ammount of power it has at 100 yards.

[@reedskeet1]

Love that pew pew I have the ruger carbine in 44 mag looks just like the 10-22 made in 1968 . It is semi auto. Thanks for the review.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Awesome. Thanks for watching

[@gmoney1762]

Mine is accurate to 150. They do have recoil. Never had an issue with the mag. I bought mine around 2008. I think they are the best truck gun

[@vsetkoumiera7683]

What a great piece !! I’ve been gandering at a 44 lever gun for a while now I’m really wanting to pull the trigger on it !! THANKS FOR SHARING your daily adventures with us !!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnkenny2210]

WTW very impressed with the M77 44 magnum 👍👀

[@johnhunter3610]

I have owned a blued version since 2003. It’s a great brush gun. The mags do take some getting used to. It does hit hard, I have taken some deer and hogs with it. It’s great for carrying in the brush. I have a fixed 4 power scope on mine.

[@aaronsteele7585]

Slather some white lithium or paint pen on the edges of the mag and insert it. Then take it out and see where its making contact. File those areas a little at a time till it falls out unimpeded. Its a plastic mag and looks to be of similiar construction to a 10/22 so the mag locking mechanism is in the center/metal contact

[@robertseafield5810]

Good video. Had two and they both had no problem with the mags. Popped right in and out. Might need a bit of break in. Accuracy looked good on yours. 44 cal rifle bullets have killed a lot of game since 1873.

[@matttisher8830]

Hey man, all ruger magazines go in front first an rock the the rear of the mag up into place, very easy. To remove it hold the gun level with the mag down, hit the release and it will fall out on its own.

[@Eric--zs6um]

The .44 mag wether in a pistol or rifle just handy. Now thinking i Need one or so. Its been awhile. Had a Ruger 77/22 hornet i hunted groundhogs with. Had 20" barrel made it perfect walking varmint rig out to 250. As always gd stuff WTW

[@nicholasgad]

Important, scope rings have to be installed property. Set them forward, tightened properly and possibly with shims in the wells.

[@steventanner1428]

I have always been enamored with the Remington soft point 180 grain.

[@DustyGamma]

I love that you bought a revolver to go with it, very frontier/cowboy of you!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love em both

[@eugenejensen2279]

I had the Smith & Wesson 44 mag pistol with the 8 3/8” barrel with a 2x20 Simmons pistol scope on it loved that pistol very accurate at 100 yards

[@countryroadsoutdoors]

Awesome video man. I would definitely be contacting Ruger about the magazine issues. All my rugers are flawless. Other than that it seems like an awesome firearm. I love my 77 243.

[@Dave_Nichols]

I was glad to hear you acknowledge the recoil, I can't suppress here in California so I get the recoil... never had an issue with the magazine, seems like I bought mine new 5 or 6 years ago.

[@Siskiyous6]

Pistol caliber rifles and recoil? Not hardly. I had the Puma 454 Casual Magnum and my teen kids shot it and my BLR in 358 Winchester. Recoil is all in your mind.

[@MR.Pro2a]

I got one a couple years back and it didn't like pmc ammo so I decided to reload for mine. I shoot Hornady 240gr xtp bullets over 24 grains of H110. I shoot just under 2 inches at 100 yards with that load. It's been a fun gun to shoot. You'll get used to the magazine it's finicky but you definitely don't have to worry about dropping it in the woods. Also the rings that come with it are a little on the low side, my 2-7x32 barely clears without scope caps and binds if I have flip up caps on.

[@hghunter44]

I have the blued version of that rifle before they offered a threaded barrel. I did the integral conversion from SRT Arms with the 1-11 twist Douglas match barrel and it is very accurate and very quiet with subsonic loads. You can use 44 special loads for quiet subsonic shooting or I use 8.4 grains of Vihtavuori N320 and the 240 grain XTP for subsonic reloads.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

That is awesome

[@Jeff-e1k]

I have same srt and it is deadly all you hear is a click and then the smake!!

[@scottdarling1519]

I have the 77/.44 and luv it!...would luv to see Ruger make a 77/.444 Marlin bolt action! The Marlin .444 is the best straight wall cartridge ever made ;)

[@douglastaylor194]

I have taken lots of deer hogs and coyotes with the older semi auto versions of that gun over the last 38 years. the newer rotary mags are a bit of a pain but they have always fed well 150 yards was my max range. Hollow points don’t usuallly pass through deer for me they stick under the skin on the far side. But they don’t run far if at all. Nice video

[@mtnbound2764]

ah man i want a 77/.357 to go with a .357 revolver! such cool little bolt guns!

[@Theblackwolf-v5q]

Man , I love that gun!!! A 2x7 scope would be perfect. I actually have a 2x7 shotgun scope on my 375 H&H. It's really nice having that longer eye relief so that I don't get scope eye.😂

[@drewt1081]

Had a model 44 as a kid and loved it. Now I have a Deerfield carbine with the same mag, and it shoots great now (500 rounds later), but it didn't at first.

[@martyshepherd5887]

My dad has this same rifle but with the camo stock. After working up some reloads it's good out to 150yds covering a 3 shot group with a quarter. He's gotten quite a few deer with it.

[@e.l.robbins5614]

Short range 44 carbine rifles are fun to shoot and hunt with, but you better be a reloader. Great stuff whoteewho

[@RicClairday]

Ruger made an auto loading 44 mag carbine and a lever action. They were discontinued maybe 30 years ago

[@russramirez5672]

I have an M77 in 25-06. Part of the recoil is the stock, which I replaced with a Hogue since they are one of a few stocks for the M77 at a reasonable price. Also, while the mag is removable, top loading can be a faster option to consider.

[@hangfire6368]

I wondered about that.

[@larryalexander4833]

I have several 44mag rifles. My cva single shot is very accurate and is good out to 200 yds with handloads . 200 gr Xtps around 1800 fps.

[@rparnaby3843]

Oh boy this looks like it should be a good one!!!😮

[@michaelaudy6415]

Rotary mag looks similar to the 10/22 and those can fight you occasionally

[@davidlukeman1546]

I’ve had that same rifle for many years, have taken several deer with it. Fantastic little rifles. And yes , they do have quite the “feedback” upon trigger pull! 😂

[@rmbettac]

Awesome little rifle. You could walk all day carrying that and pull a shot to 100 with it. Great choice for vid!

[@jbrittain4605]

There's a learning curve to the magazine. Key is thumb and index finger , thumb pushing the button and index finger on other end, kinda pinching it out

[@LynnKorte-ve4qf]

The ruger Deerfield 44 cal semi model had a extend mag available .A IQM model I remember in the day

[@perdidocamaronero5400]

I have a 458 SOCOM built on a Savage 110 action. McGowan 14 twist 16" barrel with their Turbo Brake. I can get two rounds in an altered 300 Winchester short magnum magazine and also made a higher capacity magazine that took some engineering. It isn't what I would call benchrest accurate but it will knock the center out of a 2" splatter pasty target at 100 yards with three shots. For sights I have a 1- 6 x 24 Vortex Strike Eagle on it plenty good I have only shot feral hogs with it so far. Best accuracy has been with 300 grain Barnes TTSX handloads I got a super deal on them and brass I can load for about a buck a piece. My neighbor had one of those Ruger 44 mags he didn't like it for some reason maybe it kicked a little too bad.

[@gearhead682010]

Even the old school Ruger semi auto had some starch on it when you pulled the trigger WTW, nice video as usual and for a short range cartridge so to speak I’m also a big fan of the.44 Rem Mag as well 😉👍

[@GlockPopper93]

Man that thing is cool, I think it would be a heck of a deer catcher! You know I was just studying while I was watching, this may be one of those guns where it might be better & easier just loading from the top with the mag in vs trying to take it out everytime. I remember my uncle had an old .243 that was like that & said forget it & just loaded it from the top, all in all it looks like a blast to shoot. Have an awesome day my ol' TN brother & God bless you sir!

[@taschenrechner]

Those mags look a lot like the 10/22 mags, only bigger. Pretty cool rifle.

[@rustynuts8668]

My first hunting rifle was a 77/44 with a wood stock, unfortunately I don't have it anymore I sold it when I was in my early 20s for a fraction of what it goes for today. Had to do what I had to do at the time i guess..

[@timothystallings7191]

I have a Rosie lever that I took a deer with two years ago at about 40 yards did a great job

[@nelhead4807]

Had a buddy hunting with that pew machine and he took a nice buck with the Hornady FTX bullet. The deer barely bleed but thankfully it didn’t go but 30-40 yards max.

[@peterpoel1019]

My hunting partner uses that gun. I have a Henry single shot in .44. Both use Hornady 240 XTP. Very effective on whitetail. Devastating bullet and platform 100+ yards

[@peterpoel1019]

Rotary mags are a pain to decouple but they feed well and the bolt action is very nice. I like simplicity (and Henry is heavier) so I went single shot

[@bodynfocus]

Looking at the video, that magazine resembles the same design as the 10/22. Those can be stubborn to get in/out when they're new.

[@jamesschneider3828]

I don’t understand the fascination with silencers, unless I were a sniper. I would have the old Ruger lever action in 44 mag.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I am almost deaf. Gotta protect what little hearing I have left

[@me2bfc]

This is another gun you have to hand load to really appreciate. Load up some 44 Special level loads for subsonic loads with as heavy a bullet as you can manage. It’s similar to my idea for a 45 Colt lever action and 300 grain hard cast with a suppressor.

[@kristygaither9357]

I have 2 daughters who have one .A black one and camo one .We love them.a Good deer rifle.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Awesome

[@williammccaulley281]

Insert your index finger into the slot in front of the mag , use your thumb to press the mag release lever, squeeze the mag and pull down. Easy peasy.

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

I had the lever action 96 .44. And let it go because of the magazine!👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸

[@jayfry905]

I had a ruger 77/22h 22 hornet and sold it to get a shotgun I miss that gun everyday it was my favorite 😢I don’t know what I was thinking

[@WayStedYou]

.44 in a carbine/rifle is the same energy at 100 yards as .44 from a 6 inch barrel gets at the muzzle

[@awiedevilliers1288]

Sweet rifle you mentioned ammo cost the other day reloading should reduce the cost a lot Berry's bullets makes a lot of different bullets at good prices

[@rudygeorgiamulesandcountry1594]

The magazine will become easier with a little break in and acquiring the knack !

[@drsmokeybones]

Who-Tee, like mark before me already said hold the rifle horizontal. I have the same rifle in 22 Hornet. When she's horizontal the magazine drops right out.

[@brianwood7882]

You can wind the magazine spring to be tighter. Same as a 10/22.

[@kirkboswell2575]

Almost bought one when I was in college. Didn't "pull the trigger" then because I wasn't "into" the 44 mag. The 77/44 is one of the firearms that I keep wondering about. Should I have purchased it??? Same for the semiautomatic 44. For some reason, i keep thinking that it would have been nice to have tried them out.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it

[@kirkboswell2575]

@WHOTEEWHO 👍

[@goodbyemiddleclass1034]

I have the same rifle but I'm in a no suppressor state. I would love to see you run some 44 special through it. Thanks.

[@kelvinhill9874]

I’ve never had problems dropping mags out of my Ruger M77. As long as the rifle is horizontal, the mags drop out as soon as I press the mag release button. Never have the rifle pointing vertically when trying to remove the mag.

[@stevenveltrie1868]

Wish they would bring back their semi-auto 44mag carbine.

[@maxpinson5002]

Yeah I was just on my way wading through the comments to post this very thing The very few Deerfields ( and everything else) are priced way out of reach for the average joe Love to have one myself

[@thomashaley7657]

Ruger also made a lever action in 44 mag. I'm looking if anyone is selling. I'll check back here tomorrow if anyone is interested.

[@WayStedYou]

@@thomashaley7657 they are making the marlins since ruger bought them now too

[@joshuamccasland8180]

I love my 44 carbine!!!!!!! I paid $275 for it lmao

[@Mulkey4570]

I lucked up and got a mod 44 and there fun and hit hard !!!