The model developed for big game hunting in 1961.
for that money, you could just buy a sligthly used T3 that's already modded and has an ok scope on it, and leave the nice old Finnbear alone. Thanks to this model, Sakos US sales grew even more than before. You're then from £200 on a rifle to £300-£400 suddenly, before scope and mounts - if going for something medium budget, that's another £350 ish, taking you to £700+. Gunsmiths support moderators to no end these days as threading and modding is for some 80% of their business.and you wonder why they think it's such a good idea Monte Carlo style wood stock is in great shape. Unless you're shooting a lot, there's really no point in disfiguring the rifle with a moderator, it also ruins its looks and balance and feeling to carry, as well as costing you another few hundred quid to get threaded and modded and potentially bedded to support the extra weight. Product Description This SAKO AIII is in amazing hunting rifle chambered in.
Excellent Condition Sako AV Deluxe Finnbear 7mm Mag. Nice classic rifle, best keep in good condition and/or restore, no need to keep burning churches and monuments, air strikes in Syria is doing enough damage, and threading and moderators have been doing this for too many years now to the good classic hunting rifles as well. Upon purchase, buyer assumes all liability and responsibility, including but not limited to, the usage and safe storage of the purchased firearm.
