Thread: For sale: Sako PPC 22mm rifle

Message me if you are interested. Also have reloading equipment and brass for the PPC.

Sorry I think it may be a 6mm, but will check with local gun shop. I inherited the rifle and only know that it is old and rare.

How much and photos? People like to buy with their eyes

Is it a single shot or magazine fed?

Single shot

Here are some photos. It is a 22 cal ppc USA made in Finland. It says Sako ppc b 990. I believe it needs a trigger guard and perhaps a clean of the trigger assembly. The bolt has surface rust but comes off with a scrub and some oil. Inside barrel looks good outside has some small surface rust spots. Would recommend you view.





QUOTE=Suze;530942]Message me if you are interested. Also have reloading equipment and brass for the PPC.

Sorry I think it may be a 6mm, but will check with local gun shop. I inherited the rifle and only know that it is old and rare.[/QUOTE]

Hi Suze, as you are new here I should point out the section saying "Posting sale items- a guide" states that people selling are expected to put up a price that they are willing to sell at

Good luck with your sale

Location is Dunedin, nz

Will post some photos tomorrow ��

And your price please?

It should have the calibre stamped on the left side of the barrel just in front of the receiver.

Had a single shot 6 PPC I bought new in 1989 by special order. The bloke I sold it to says it still groups around .2 MOA for five shots after 1600 odd rounds. Not many of the single shot rifles in 6 PPC and .22 PPC were imported into NZ. The magazine versions were more common and even then, not that common.

the same rifle that was on TM a little while ago . . . very desirable if its not been abused, to much . . going by how the butt pad has been put on, the rust, trigger guard missing its not been looked after . . . what a shame.

Originally Posted by rossi.45

the same rifle that was on TM a little while ago . . . very desirable if its not been abused, to much . . going by how the butt pad has been put on, the rust, trigger guard missing its not been looked after . . . what a shame.

Yeah and on TM it had a $7000 reserve I don't think the owners of this deceased estate know much about the current value in it's current state. I thought the one and only bid for 1K would have been tops.

Originally Posted by Mathias

Yeah and on TM it had a $7000 reserve I don't think the owners of this deceased estate know much about the current value in it's current state. I thought the one and only bid for 1K would have been tops.

it was my bid on TM . . . a very high risk rifle to buy sight unseen . . . but a classic

Originally Posted by rossi.45

it was my bid on TM . . . a very high risk rifle to buy sight unseen . . . but a classic

Yeah, I would be nervous! The amount of external corrosion makes me cringe as to what the internal is like. Cleaning up the bolt could be a hassle too if pitted, they are skinny little things.

Interesting that you are offering your expert opinion when you have never seen the rifle, you seem to spend a lot of time putting other people off purchasing this rifle, especially as you were so interested in purchasing it for $1500 Rossi.