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Thread: Sako Carbonlight - New for 2015

  1. 13-04-2015, 01:41 PM #76
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    "Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.

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  3. 13-04-2015, 01:42 PM #77
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    Its only money, they're still printing it
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  4. 13-04-2015, 01:44 PM #78
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    I see Reloaders have them listed in their latest catalog for @$5059, due August.
    Bugger me thats a very customised Remington and change left over for lunch and dinner
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    thats a very expensive stock!
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    Yeah i hope they do one in 223 and 22-250
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    Its only money, they're still printing it
    Your shout!!
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  8. 13-04-2015, 02:53 PM #82
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    Do reloaders bring them in themselves or do they go via Beretta NZ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    I see Reloaders have them listed in their latest catalog for @$5059, due August.
    Rediculous.....I'd like to see the justification for the price....but the price may be dictated to the retailer by the importer.

    I remember seeing a price of $4199 on the fully wooded Bavarian carbine, a retail price increase of $1100 for another
    twelve inches of wood....bullshit IMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kokako View Post
    OK, Maths time!

    Sako 85 Finnlight (S) - Factory claimed weight 2900g (Action 2025g & Stock 875g) - KG weighed my stock with his flash scales, NOT something you pull from the bathroom cupboard.

    Sako 85 Carbonlight (S) Factory claimed weight 2400g (Action 2025g & Stock 375g)

    Did you see that? STOCK WEIGHT OF 375g!

    Good luck finding ANY aftermarket stock that weighs that little.

    The prof will be when someone gets one and weighs it as we all know published weights are bullshit.


    Finnlight 85 is 2.64kg .260

    Advertised 2.8 not 2.9
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  11. 13-04-2015, 04:56 PM #85
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    Quote Originally Posted by Proudkiwi View Post
    Do reloaders bring them in themselves or do they go via Beretta NZ?
    Beretta NZ
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    Quote Originally Posted by shift14 View Post
    Rediculous.....I'd like to see the justification for the price....but the price may be dictated to the retailer by the importer.

    I remember seeing a price of $4199 on the fully wooded Bavarian carbine, a retail price increase of $1100 for another
    twelve inches of wood....bullshit IMO.

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    I agree the price is rediculous but it doesn't seem out of line with prices in the US. Euro Optics have it listed at $2900 (yeah, I know, you never end up paying the ist price from them) but using it as rough guide that translates to about $3800nzd. Plus add approx $500 for freight and permits and it takes you to $4300. If you're lucky you might sneak through without GST but if you're unlucky then you could up paying as much as $4800-$5k
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    Quote Originally Posted by Proudkiwi View Post
    I agree the price is rediculous but it doesn't seem out of line with prices in the US. Euro Optics have it listed at $2900 (yeah, I know, you never end up paying the ist price from them) but using it as rough guide that translates to about $3800nzd. Plus add approx $500 for freight and permits and it takes you to $4300. If you're lucky you might sneak through without GST but if you're unlucky then you could up paying as much as $4800-$5k
    That might be the case but Beretta NZ is not paying for export permits ex US so you shouldn't have to factor that in, or freight for that matter.

    $2900 USD = $3900NZD+GST = $4485. Guess the other $700 just comes from the fact that we are in a small market thats easy to shaft.
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    Geez that's a steep price! Ream the NZ consumer
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    Shut up, get out & start pushing!
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    I really want to be a Sako slut but my pockets just are not that deep.

    When Brads and a few others get some and sell them on to get the next fad I hopefully will get one
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    NIce, but not enough to justify the price above the Finnlite
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