Not your 77/357, how is it doing in the market?
I grabbed one the minute it went up for sale, as I watched the 77/44 get decommissioned and dropped, then reborn, due to soft sales.
To me, it's a perfect rifle for those who don't actually need one
It could be a companion to a .357 handgun.
It could be a light deer rifle, for really careful shots.
It would work for coyotes and foxes, of course, and for sure a survival tool for a remote living space.
If you load your own, it's economical, for sure.
I'm wondering how many were actually sold?
I grabbed one the minute it went up for sale, as I watched the 77/44 get decommissioned and dropped, then reborn, due to soft sales.
To me, it's a perfect rifle for those who don't actually need one
It could be a companion to a .357 handgun.
It could be a light deer rifle, for really careful shots.
It would work for coyotes and foxes, of course, and for sure a survival tool for a remote living space.
If you load your own, it's economical, for sure.
I'm wondering how many were actually sold?