Its very useable. this is the 73gr eldm with minimal jump at 2.345 OAL. usable mag internal is 2.430
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Its very useable. this is the 73gr eldm with minimal jump at 2.345 OAL. usable mag internal is 2.430
[img]DSCN0934 - Copy by Sneeze again, on Flickr[/img]
"You'll never find a rainbow if you're looking down" Charlie Chaplin
I did mean new Sako's, but I don't buy the Vixen mythology either, I've had a couple and preferred the BSA Hunter over them, but hey, each to his own . . . .
I think it's hard to pass up on a stunning Sako A1 or L461 as their a stunning rifle, lovely to carry and the actions are butter smooth. I have two so I'm happy
L461
A1
Sako 85
I also have a Sako 85 in .222 which I'm minding for a friend who is overseas for a few years. Personally I don't like it as it's heavy for what it is especially compared to older A1's and L461's.
I wish Sako had just kept building the A1 / L461
Another mini action wood / blue no one has yet to mention is the Kimber in .223
@Tentman another one I looked at briefly was the steyr classic. Serious shooters had a 9 twist with a very nice piece of walnut.
"You'll never find a rainbow if you're looking down" Charlie Chaplin
@Seventeeths I hear what you are saying about being heavy. Close to 25+ years ago a work colleague did some lightening on his Sako 243. Meant to be a lightweight but just wasn't.
Turned some profile off the barrel and took quite a bit of wood off the stock. Made a huge difference.
Don't remember what he did with the barrel channel or how well it shot afterwards though but he was very happy with the weight reduction and I would suggest it still shot ok.
Well - no Legacy's in the warehouse and none expected for 3-4 months . . . . bugger!
The older Steyr SL’s are very nice most are .222 but there is the odd .223 kicking around .
I have a Tikka M595, came in wood and blued.
I have put the wood stock in the loft and fitted a plastic one because the quad can be rough on wood.
I also got the metalwork cerakoted in black.
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