Ruger 77/22 Rotary Magazine Rifle

The Ruger 77/22 Rotary Magazine Rifle is a rimfire bolt-action rifle made by Ruger, chambered for several .22 caliber rounds: the .22LR, the .22WMR, and the .22 Hornet in several different stock/barrel configurations. It has a detachable rotary magazine that allows it's full (6+1 in .22 Hornet, 9+1 in .22 Magnum, and 10+1 in .22LR) to fit flush with the rifle's stock. The 77/22 was first introduced in 1983 and was based off one of Ruger's earlier designs, the Ruger M77 centerfire rifle. All models are either blue alloyed steel or stainless steel and do not come with iron sights.