You would no soon find a Sako or any fine gun in a Walmart unless they made one specifically for Walmart which based on their current demand is not likely.
No they don't keep them in stock because as I explained they are definately not a high volume item. They will order them however.
I am sure Sako wants to make 1.00 profit on any of their rifles, oh yeah listing their guns in Walmart would be instant prestige..
If Sako wants prestige back then they need to get their stainless steel barrels to stop exploding like a rat in a microwave oven.
where do you go look for them
Internet.
No they created them for the so-called working man that frequents Walmart ie Todd1700
I don't own a Rem 710. In fact I stopped buying remingtons 20 years ago because their guns are c##p and have been for further back than Wal-Mart can be blamed. I'd rather have a cheap savage 110 than any standard rifle remington makes. And stop trying to put other people down just because you got your nuggies handed to you on a plate in this debate. I own many nice firearms from many many sources. And gun stores sell just as much low quality junk when it comes to firearms as wal-mart does.
RR thanks for the words but these 2 can say what they want..the day Walmart stops selling guns lets see how many small stores pop up to sell guns.. I can almost say without reservation not many.
Hell, no sporting goods stores within 150 miles of my house have closed because of a Wal-Mart in the first place. In fact they have increased in number. This big ominous Wal-Mart threat to the future of gun buying is just a "sky is falling" red herring.