Thread: Fussy Sako Folk

Originally Posted by Barry the hunter

just a point on putting a can on it I saw a threading job done by Tru Flight in Gisborne and one could not tell it was threaded so neatly was the cap done - worth thinking about - makes a more useable rifle

Cheers Barry, I’ve seen there great work - including my 223 Keeping this in mind for the future. Sending the rifle up country has been a bit of an ordeal previously so have avoided to date.

Added to the issue.. would need a need suppressor as nothing I have has small enough barrel/tread..
Definitely agree with usability as primarily setting this up for the kids to work into.


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Originally Posted by VXN222

Cheers Barry, I’ve seen there great work - including my 223 Keeping this in mind for the future. Sending the rifle up country has been a bit of an ordeal previously so have avoided to date.

Added to the issue.. would need a need suppressor as nothing I have has small enough barrel/tread..
Definitely agree with usability as primarily setting this up for the kids to work into.


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yes preserving a mint vixen I guess if one had the funds a rebarrel and keep the sako one original would work to - in case a new buyer wanted it back to original - I do like the idea of the kids working up to it