Looking at the magazines, they have that familiar Tikka look. One action size fits all, so guessing there is only one action length / size. What say you @ChrisW ?
Looking at the magazines, they have that familiar Tikka look. One action size fits all, so guessing there is only one action length / size. What say you @ChrisW ?
Looks plasticky and design brief was "shit quick draw something up with heaps of gimmicks boys people are buying howas in mdt chassis flat out"
270 is a harmonic divisor number[1]
270 is the fourth number that is divisible by its average integer divisor[2]
270 is a practical number, by the second definition
The sum of the coprime counts for the first 29 integers is 270
270 is a sparsely totient number, the largest integer with 72 as its totient
Given 6 elements, there are 270 square permutations[3]
10! has 270 divisors
270 is the smallest positive integer that has divisors ending by digits 1, 2, …, 9.
How much is the other version with the non-thumbhole stock i wonder
Probably a more than its worth
I had a chance to measure the S20' s magazine. The short action caliber magazine (308 etc) looks like it will allow for somewhere around 76-77mm COAL.
We don't currently have a magnum version here for me to measure, but the external measurement of the magazine is about 100mm, so an educated guess would give the long action cartridges a potential COAL of somewhere around 95mm.
RRPs are as follows;
S20 Hunter, Blued, single stage trigger - $2,999
S20 Hunter, Stainless Cerakoted, single stage trigger - $3,249
S20 Hunter, Blued, two-stage trigger - $3,149
S20 Hunter, Cerakoted, two-stage trigger - $3,399
S20 Precision, Blued, single stage trigger - $3,499
S20 Precision, Stainless Cerakoted, single stage trigger - $3,749
S20 Precision, Blued, two-stage trigger - $3,649
S20 Precision, Stainless Cerakoted, two-stage trigger - $3,899
I shot the group I posted while rushing to sight in a couple rifles last minute before a training day. It was literally the only group I ever shot with the S20 (and still is). Prior to that group, the rifle had only fired a few single rounds (followed by scope adjustments), then shot that group when close to zero before final adjustment. It was the first group through a brand new rifle. I can understand people would think it would be cherry picked. Fully understandable. I just thought that it was pretty impressive, given that it was my only try at a group, from a brand new rifle, and with factory ammo. But hey, maybe the stars aligned
Working to put together a public day (possibly next month, in AKL) where people can come and test for themselves.
Not a Sako fan or even a crank bolt fan but I like the concept and if it isint too pricey it would make a nice addition to the cabinet. One in 6.5 or 30 PRC would be tempting.
Might get banned because of the scary removable pistol grip and butt.
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Still a really expensive Rifle though . Plus each version is more expensive . Wont be buying one . Sako are always overpriced this one appears no exception
I don’t think they are overpriced. They just appear expensive compared to the cheap shit on the market.
So this is sakos version of the hybrid like the bergara hmr etc?
Seems cool and well thought out. Also seems like it's a bit stuck in the middle like many of these styles of rifle. Be a good weekend gong basher I spose.
Any of these out and about yet?
"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
308Win One chambering to rule them all.
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