Here‘s a Sauer 80 in 30.06 which I acquired two years ago.
It was still fitted with the original scope which was in good nick but I didn’t like the reticle at all so I swapped it for a Swaro.
I still need to find the right load for it!
Here‘s a Sauer 80 in 30.06 which I acquired two years ago.
It was still fitted with the original scope which was in good nick but I didn’t like the reticle at all so I swapped it for a Swaro.
I still need to find the right load for it!
true -- its just the walnut and blued timeless quality - how many of the modern plastic will increase in value like many of the wood blued classics have - the plastic has its place I quess-- I do wonder though how long some of the modern stocks and wrapped barrels will last if given 5 years of culling work - saw a Sako stock recently that did not impress me in the least - the surface was coming apart - not good for the price of it - but if I was 20 and culling again likely look at stainless and a synthetic stock - its the magazine capacity I would want
Last edited by Barry the hunter; 26-07-2024 at 12:48 PM.
actually thats a good point I have not seen raised on here the durability of some of this modern stuff - I know many of the moulded types the lugs to hold ones sling snap off but what if one did drop a wrapped barrel or graphite stock onto the rocks in a creek after a tumble -how would they hold up - I suspect not very well
Sneeze, did you buy this rifle off somebody near Milton?
[QUOTE=Southcity;1598943]Very nice. I have a Carl Gustaf 3000 which has a Sauer 80 action. Silky smooth action. I also have a mint Sauer 90 in 25.06. You bought a quality rifle there and in what looks nice grade and condition.[/
yep, the Carl Gustavs are almost identical as are the Sauer 90s apart from the safety catch. I love mine to pieces.
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