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Score High Bench Rest Single Shot Follower for Ruger 77, 77 Mark II 22-250 Remington Aluminum

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Brand
Score High
Caliber
.22-250 Remington
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
197706105123

Overview

The Score High Bench Rest Single Shot Follower is designed for Ruger 77 and 77 Mark II bolt-action rifles chambered in .22-250 Remington. Machined from lightweight 6061-T6 aluminum, this follower drops directly into the magazine on top of the factory follower and spring without requiring any gunsmithing. It serves as a stable loading tray that holds individual cartridges directly in line with the chamber for smooth, trouble-free loading, eliminating scratched cases, battered bullet noses, and fumbling during single-round feeding. This accessory is suited for target, varmint, and silhouette shooting applications.

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