I have been eyeing several Sako rifles, for a while, some at a couple of Texas firearms emporiums’ sites, and, of course, looking at Sako’s website. I appreciate that some models are available with left-hand actions, which is important if I am going to use a scope, and also that some have really nice, highly-visible iron sights, which are “ambi-eyed” for me. (My left-eye dominance is not a factor, if the rear sight is an open notch, and well out there, on the barrel.)
Retar’d LE. Kinesthetic dufus.
Don’t tread on volcanos!
I need another bolt gun like I need a hole in my head. But now I'm really wanting a Model 85 Arctos in 9.3x62mm. Gorgeous rifles, walnut and blued steel hasn't appealed to me at all... until now.
and a good way to die...Originally Posted by LittleLebowski
A buddy of mine is a brown bear guide and has carried a Sako 75 synthetic stainless in .375 H&H with the barrel lopped down to 20" I'm first on his list if he ever decides to sell it. I doubt he will.
My experience with Sako is limited to mostly the Quad and P94S rimfires, but every Sako rifle I have fired has been well worth the asking price. A Bavarian carbine in .243 is on my list of "someday" firearms.
Yeah yeah. How many times you going to live?
You know, I remember that FN FNC at a gun show 25 years ago. Guy wanted $1500 for it but I passed. Never saw it again (and I was a regular gun show nut in those days).
I kick myself EVERY TIME I think about it.
Something to think about.
Go buy that rascal and you’ll have wood!
(Pun intended)
A good friend passed after a long bout with cancer last year. The day of his funeral UPS delivered a box of parts from Brownell’s. I’m waiting on his wife to hold a seance so she can get in the last word.
This year I’ve picked up a 114 year old Type B Mauser in 8x57 and a CZ SxS 12ga both of which I’ve wanted for decades.
You only go around once.
#sellingplasma
Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits - Mark Twain
Tact is the knack of making a point without making an enemy / Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?
That is about the manliest thing I have seen since the old Gerber knife commercial.
I get students to send me images/videos at the end of my propaganda module with a description of how it "spoke to them". This is one a student sent a link to that she described as "convincing me that these actions were correct and that I should do to help others and myself, so I can have that clear conscience."
I would like to point out that while BLM probably wouldn't approve, the student who sent this link was a black female....
REPETITION CREATES BELIEF
REPETITION BUILDS THE SEPARATE WORLDS WE LIVE AND DIE IN
NO EXCEPTIONS
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