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Sako Mannlicher-style carbines on GB

Sako Collectors Club Discussion Forum

icebear

Sako-addicted
I noticed a couple of items on Gunbroker that might be of interest to anyone who wants to increase his collection of Mannlicher carbines - or start a collection.

1. L61R in .30-06 with AIII-style bolt shroud and stock. This must be a transition gun - basically an AIII built on a receiver stamped L61R. What caught my eye about this one is the wood - dark walnut with better grain and figure than most Deluxes. I'd be all over it but I already have a .30-06 AIII carbine that shoots half-inch groups, and I don't need two carbines identical except for the wood. Comes with an entry-level Nikon scope. If only it were any other caliber...
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1029892986


2. An AII carbine in .308. Carbines in .308 are hard to find. This one has dark-stained wood with nice grain. Could be a good deal for somebody depending on the bidding. I already have a similar H&R-Sako so I'm not a bidder.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1030580134
 
Nice clean AII, penny auction! Will be fun to watch. Nice photo spread, i wish the rings weren’t attached for obvious reasons. I dig the rear sight, (but a lot of you already know that!)

Gary
 

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