Model 770 in .243 Winchester...

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saym14

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I just aquired one. I am told its one of 6 imported to the USA. anyone know anything else about them?
 
I have only seen this one: ;)

HI (78) 01555 (SACO/Arlington)(fixed sights- top front receiver/barrel)

- left receiver (“Eagle over N” serial number SACO ARL VA 22 209/HECKLER & KOCH GMBH/ OBERNDORF/N MADE IN GERMANY Mod. HK 770)
- right receiver (nothing)
- left barrel (.243 Win. “Eagle over N” date code “antler”)
- .243 Win.

a) 3-round magazines

“.243/.308”- “3” on chromed follower
“.243/.308”- nothing on chromed follower

a) 10-round magazines

“.243/.308”- “3” on chromed follower

Tony
 
I think that one is on an auction site? right? sold for $5k.
 
saym14 said:
I just aquired one. I am told its one of 6 imported to the USA. anyone know anything else about them?
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Would you be interested in selling? Or trading?
I have been looking for years for one, I also have rare items for trade as well.
I’m from Manhattan Kansas if you’re willing to discuss at very Least!?
 
Prebanmccoy said:
Would you be interested in selling? Or trading?
I have been looking for years for one, I also have rare items for trade as well.
I’m from Manhattan Kansas if you’re willing to discuss at very Least!?
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Proceed with due diligence. :)
Possible "unveiled" WTS post. ;)

Tony
 
Nice find—those are definitely not something you see every day. The HK 770 itself was a semi-auto sporting rifle made in Germany in the late ’70s–’80s, using the same roller-delayed system as the G3, just in a hunting configuration.

The.243 version is very hard to find in the US. Some people say only a few were imported, like 5 or 6. There is no proof from the factory to confirm this.

You have a version that HK collectors and hunters like. If it is original and, in condition it is a great find. Keep it!
 
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