SAKO RIIHIMAKI MEDIUM HEAVY BARREL SERIAL NUMBER
SAKO RIIHIMAKI MEDIUM HEAVY BARREL PASSWORD
SAKO RIIHIMAKI MEDIUM HEAVY BARREL SERIES

Desert Ambush is the first offering of the Ambush series. It is currently available in four different color schemes. It is impervious to most gun cleaning solvents, but harsh solvents should be wiped off immediately. However, any painted finish will scratch when dragged over rocks, limbs and other hard surfaces. This polyurethane paint is the most durable we can find and is suitable for conditions found from the Arctic to the tropics. The paint we use is an industrial grade, non-slip pebble finish similar to that found on power tools, office machines and industrial equipment. This is the finish most manufacturers specify for the McMillan stocks that are sold with their custom shop rifles. When you order any paint finish, the underlying stock is hand-sanded, primed, and painted to eliminate all surface imperfections. Choose any solid base coat color and specify either one or two speckletone paint highlights to create an attractive custom finish. A new speckletone granite finish is also available. For the finest presentation-grade surface, we suggest a painted finish.

SAKO RIIHIMAKI MEDIUM HEAVY BARREL SERIES

The newest Sako 85 series also requires their own designs and we have versions of the Sako Hunter and Sako Classic stocks for this series. The older L46 and L59 actions will not fit our stock designs and we do not offer stocks for them. Since Sako often changes its actions, it is imperative that we have complete information to ensure your satisfaction. The Hunter, Classic, and the Varmint designs can be made for nearly all Sako actions.

In addition, Sako has produced some of the most aesthetically pleasing stock designs available. Sako rifles are easily the most popular of the European rifles. The Sako Classic can be used for most Sako actions and will accept up to a 5 Douglas contour. Share This Page Tweet.The stock has a small amount of cast off as well as cant, which allows the shooter to get behind the scope more easily. I was wrong! RC20Dec 14, You must log in or sign up to reply here. I didn't think I could fall in love with an AV. Very nice! What does she weigh? Really nice. And as far as the glass is concerned Someone spent some money putting this one together. The stock is the deluxe model, as can be seen by the contrasting fore-end, the checkering, the butt cap, and the engraving on the bottom plate and trigger guard.

SAKO RIIHIMAKI MEDIUM HEAVY BARREL SERIAL NUMBER

MarshallSep 10, The serial number of your rifle puts it in the s somewhere. Your rifle has been modified with a custom recoil pad and muzzle brake. The name 'Finnbear' was not stamped on this rifle, but all long-action Sakos for many years were referred to with the original name of 'Finnbear'. It is the later model with the 'Hunter'-style stock with rounded fore end and palm swell. Hunter PickardApr 30, Paul McIntosh likes this. My confusion comes from someone told me it was a Finnbear Deluxe and i dont see it anywhere on the rifle so any help would be greatly appreciated. I am confused as to what model it is and also i am curious as to the age and any other info i can get on it. Sako AV or Finnbear Deluxe? I am currently trying to figure out what kind of sako rifle i have on my hands.

SAKO RIIHIMAKI MEDIUM HEAVY BARREL PASSWORD

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Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. You must log in or sign up to reply here. You are fortunate to have a Deluxe in an unusual caliber with wood that nice. That striped wood is beautiful, better than most of the wood used on the Deluxe. Beautiful rifle!!!ДЇLTballisticdaddy and stonecreek like this. Peruse the forum section on Sako long actions or do a search on L61R Deluxes for more details. The 'Sakolope' floor plate engraving is the most common one. I would guess your rifle was made 'around'as the AIII stamping was started in from what data is available. Your serial number suggests it is from that time, as well. Thank you in advance for any info you can provide! It is only possible to give an approximation of production dates with any Sako we don't have factory records on, like yours. Would like to know as much about this rifle as possible as well as its approximate value. I will attach a few photos on this rifle and the serial number is if that would assist in aging this piece. I am now shooting mostly custom rifles in F-Class long range matches but this has been in my safe for years and until lately have never really appreciated the beauty of the wood or the depth of color in the bluing. Good Morning All, This is my first post as I am trying to find some information on a rifle that I inherited when I was a young man.

Sako riihimaki medium heavy barrel