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The only thing I know is that it sold on gunbroker for $1625 and I picked it up for a lot less but haven't seen any more of them so I have nothing to compare to..I believe you just established the $$ when you purchased it.
Spot on. I personally don't see the logic on having a carbine on a long action. Much better suited to a .222 or .308 on the L461 or L579. For some reason you see a lot of these .25-06 carbines for sale considering how there were only apparently very few made?Of course their scarceness may have something to do with longer cartridges not being well-adapted to short barrels, so there was never too much demand for them.
Thank you so much for the helpful info but I don't think you read the original post it said information not opinion on manufacturing issues but thanks for your timeSpot on. I personally don't see the logic on having a carbine on a long action. Much better suited to a .222 or .308 on the L461 or L579. For some reason you see a lot of these .25-06 carbines for sale considering how there were only apparently very few made?
Thank you for the info and if any one knows the $$ that would be helpful
What exact information would you like? Looked like you were hunting for a price? and you were given that and also reasons why that price is probably lower than expected when compared to sako carbines in other cals. Sorry if you take offence to that, none intended.Thank you so much for the helpful info but I don't think you read the original post it said information not opinion on manufacturing issues but thanks for your time
I see where you have 5 posts. The people that have been kind enough to respond to your inquiries have a combined total in excess of 7000 posts. You may want to consider what they offer. This site is not here to service yours demands, but rather to share information about an interest in Sako rifles. Take advantage of "opinions" that may be offered & you might learn something. Sorry if you can't just click your mouse & get the "answer" you want.Thank you so much for the helpful info but I don't think you read the original post it said information not opinion on manufacturing issues but thanks for your time
I would like to say thank you to the folks with info and apologize for being short. I was kinda looking for #s imported and if anyone else has one or seen others because I haven't seen any more like it. I just didn't think topgears opinion didn't help that's all. And thanks again for any info it is greatly appreciated.Yeah, serious buyers tend not to participate in reserve auctions, and the photos are pretty fuzzy. Also, buyers tend to be suspicious of first time sellers, so often don't bid until a person has acquired positive feedback. I suspect that from an established seller and with better photos (and no reserve) that the rifle would bring at least the starting bid plus. But you never know, since this is July and not October, when rifle buyers tend to be more serious.