Thread: Sako lovers

It's an epic little gun. Nope I got the bolt and the barrel fluted when I brought it a couple of years ago. It's like a bloody lazer

Originally Posted by ChrisW

My Sako TRG M10
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Ok, you win this thread. Those TRG's are bloody nice, but I do contest that Sako forgot to include the trolley for the porters to drag the thing behind you...

Originally Posted by No.3

Ok, you win this thread. Those TRG's are bloody nice, but I do contest that Sako forgot to include the trolley for the porters to drag the thing behind you...

They are All bloody-heavy i reckon . My 6.5x55 AV weighs near 10lb with optilocs ,scope sling etc. I see 'CAC' has one identical on the yellow-site (my stock is darker/nicer! ) for 2.4k starting , bare-rifle only . I'm seriously-tempted to flute my barrel or trade it for a 222

85 Carbonlite .223







No its not for sale

Originally Posted by 199p

85 Carbonlite .223

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No its not for sale

Hah. I was just about to type "I want that" and then saw your NOT FOR SALE notice at the bottom.

Originally Posted by Tahr

Hah. I was just about to type "I want that" and then saw your NOT FOR SALE notice at the bottom.

You are not the only one

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One of the favourite rifle’s I’ve owned. Sako 75 Finnlite in 270w doing the business.

Vixen 222 and red stag at Ruahine Corner, and we all took Sako 222s in for a week sika hunting this year and it nailed a small 8 and 2 hinds.

Sako M-28 in 7.62X53R.
You can't polish a turd but Sako can rebarrel one.

Tha Sako Appreciation Society.Post #11.Looks like a L461 restocked in a A1 stock.Much prefer the pre Beretta Sakos myselfA1 Trebly

75, in .308 Manapouri

Originally Posted by flock

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That's a nice stock what make is it and how much does it weigh?

Originally Posted by tikka

That's a nice stock what make is it and how much does it weigh?

Ken Henderson stock, not sure what it weighs, has skate board grip, needs replacing I like it. Previous own did it as carbon fibre is slippery when wet.

Hi Bluebaiter222, #11 is marked a Vixen L461. It was interesting comparing the three sako's we had chasing sika last week, one was called a Vixen/Hunter apparently mean't for the american market but ended up here in some numbers. The V/H has a slimmer barrel and the cheek piece has more of a monte carlo roll to it, whereas my Vixen has a straighter comb. Lovely rifles to carry and use. I'll put another photo up of my Sako Finnbear 30-06 later on. here is the small 8 that charged in to a single call and was shot at about 6 m.