chma

Does anyone own a Sako 75 s.s if so how do they shoot are they worth the money? I am thinking about buying one in 7mm-08 any help would be appreciated thanks chad

trailer

I have the Sako 75 S/S synthetic chambered in the 7mm-08. Are they worth it, well I think so but that’s just my opinion although I also have another one chambered in the 270 WSM. I have used both rifles this year for the first time and I’m looking forward to next years hunt. As for accuracy, these rifles haven’t let me down. I have reloaded for both rifles and have exceeded manual max loads without any problem. The action is smooth and solid. The trigger is crisp that can be adjusted. I like the design of the safety. Each bolt is finished for it’s particular rifle with the last 3 serial numbers engraved on the bolt. The clip slides in without any problem and snaps in place.

The synthetic stock is well designed with a solid material and has the inlayed rubber for excellent grip in cold weather. I was at the range this summer and was between 2 other members and they also had the same style of Sako as mine. When I asked them how they liked there Sako, they both just smiled and that told me ever thing. I wouldn’t mind getting one more but time will tell. If you have the opportunity, go to the sporting good store and handle one. Good luck...

johnboy1948

Sako...one of the finest rifles available today. They cost more, but you are rarely disappointed buying the best. I have three Sakos. I smile just to pick one up.

ncpreacherboy1

only thing i do not like about sako is no 280 rem offering.

TerryM

I have a Finnlite which shoots 1/2" groups with 3 different hot hunting loads. A sako costs more but you don't have to replace the trigger, stock or barrel like some of the others on the market.

trailer

Maybe not in the synthetic but they do offer the 280 Remington in the Sako 75 Hunter. Check the link http://www.berettausa.com/product/pr...ifles_main.htm ...