Regarding Sakos “Quad” rifle, I was wondering a few things.
I notice there’s 2 different variations of the varmint stock, they seam to only sell a darker brown stock, without the accents.
I’ve seen one similar to the Sako Synthetic Quads (Grip, marking on beavertail etc), With a very high quality Walnut, without monte carlo.
Can I still get these?
Secondly, Comparing a Sako Quad receiver to an Anschutz 64 receiver, Provided a Change out the barrel, would I expect better performance?
The 1Kg trigger on the 54 is putting me off, but the sako set trigger definitely is a lot lighter than my usual standard of 400 grams, I’ve never shot anything below 400, and 1kg (2.2 pounds) just feels to high for me to precision shoot with.
Also, With the set trigger activated, can I safely unload the rifle without setting off the trigger?
I’ve noticed a formers anschutz 1913BR would set the trigger off if the bolt was pulled up occasionally.
I notice there’s 2 different variations of the varmint stock, they seam to only sell a darker brown stock, without the accents.
I’ve seen one similar to the Sako Synthetic Quads (Grip, marking on beavertail etc), With a very high quality Walnut, without monte carlo.
Can I still get these?
Secondly, Comparing a Sako Quad receiver to an Anschutz 64 receiver, Provided a Change out the barrel, would I expect better performance?
The 1Kg trigger on the 54 is putting me off, but the sako set trigger definitely is a lot lighter than my usual standard of 400 grams, I’ve never shot anything below 400, and 1kg (2.2 pounds) just feels to high for me to precision shoot with.
Also, With the set trigger activated, can I safely unload the rifle without setting off the trigger?
I’ve noticed a formers anschutz 1913BR would set the trigger off if the bolt was pulled up occasionally.