Thread: 260 sako 85 in carbonlite stock

Sako 85 260 rem
Carbonlite stock
Waitaki 20moa rail
Dpt magnum 1/2-20 suppressor
Fired around 250 rounds
100 piece of once Fired lapua brass
100x 143 eldx
Limbsaver slip on was on the stock when I got it. No pad under it.

$3850


Weight is 3.6 kg as it sits Scope suppressor etc. Less bipod.

5k with Scope and rings. And another box of 143s

Cheers.

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Trade you both my kids

2 is enough for me already mate. Thanks for offer haha.

Wouldnt be interested in parting with a box of eld's? Dont care if theyre open, i really need some. Thanks

Sorry mate rather leave them with the rifle and iv got about 5 6.5 cal rifles to use them with as well. Trade Me or wtb add here. Ask your local for some in the next shipment.

Bump. $3700 no eldxs

Very nice mate.

Has this got the s/s or aluminum bottom metal?

@veitnamcam I'm pretty sure it's S/s mate, rifle is a 85 hunter and brought a 243 carbonlite for the stock.

Originally Posted by josh86

@veitnamcam I'm pretty sure it's S/s mate, rifle is a 85 hunter and brought a 243 carbonlite for the stock.

Try a magnet on it, even a fridge magnet will do. The magnet will stick to stainless steel but not aluminium (not sure if that applies to all aluminium alloys though).

Originally Posted by Cigar

Try a magnet on it, even a fridge magnet will do. The magnet will stick to stainless steel but not aluminium (not sure if that applies to all aluminium alloys though).

Magnets shouldnt work on proper stainless either, depends on its make up, but proper stainless has no iron, therefore not magnetic

Don’t know who told you that but it is totally incorrect - stainless STEEL is a name given to ferrous alloys containing approximately 11% or more of chromium, but they are still steels and therefore also comprised of iron and carbon.

Originally Posted by Sauer

Don’t know who told you that but it is totally incorrect - stainless STEEL is a name given to ferrous alloys containing approximately 11% or more of chromium, but they are still steels and therefore also comprised of iron and carbon.

Sorry you are correct re iron, not all magnetic though?

Google says most, but not all, stainless steels are magnetic.