Any Sako Finnfire owners out there?
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700PSS Shooter
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I have the heavy barreled version. Most accurate .22RF I owned until I bought the Kimber HS. Still very good. The stock is an incredible full curl dark walnut on both sides. The stock is pillar bedded.
I initially used Millett rings. They will fit anything due the to way they clamp. They can be adjusted for windage IF you are patient. I am now using matte Warne thumbscrew steel rings in medium to match the matte scope and receiver. Nicest rings I have used for a sporting rifle.
I am using a Leupold Vari-X II 6-18X40AO. I needed to shim the mounts with a piece of aluminum can to keep the AO from hitting the barrel. It is now 1/32 off the barrel for a nice tight cheekweld.
The rifle will shoot nickel sized groups on a calm day at 100 yards with standard velocity.
Down side according to some: The triggerguard/floorplate and bolt shroud is polymer or graphite reinforced polycarbonate (plastic). I would prefer steel, but this is way preferable to aluminum. At least if nicked or scratched, it does not show like shiny alloy.
I initially used Millett rings. They will fit anything due the to way they clamp. They can be adjusted for windage IF you are patient. I am now using matte Warne thumbscrew steel rings in medium to match the matte scope and receiver. Nicest rings I have used for a sporting rifle.
I am using a Leupold Vari-X II 6-18X40AO. I needed to shim the mounts with a piece of aluminum can to keep the AO from hitting the barrel. It is now 1/32 off the barrel for a nice tight cheekweld.
The rifle will shoot nickel sized groups on a calm day at 100 yards with standard velocity.
Down side according to some: The triggerguard/floorplate and bolt shroud is polymer or graphite reinforced polycarbonate (plastic). I would prefer steel, but this is way preferable to aluminum. At least if nicked or scratched, it does not show like shiny alloy.