fabsroman
Ultimate Member
Having used a modern Sako, I must disagree. Daddy Sako is smoother then little kids Tikka and more accurate. That said, they also command 3x the price.
My old Sako Forester (its as old as I am, 35+ years old) is a tack driver (doing my part and small luck it is sub half MOA with the right ammo for 3 shot groups. It heats up and opens up as it isn’t floated) with the best trigger I have EVER used. But the bolt isn’t the best. Really nice, but the two lug design it used is very slightly sloppy. Not bad mind you, but nothing like a new Tikka or Sako.
You are killing me. I've been debating a target rifle in .308 lately. The debate has been between the Ruger Precision Rifle, the Tikka T3x Tac A1, and the Sako TRG 22. Thought I was set on the Tikka, and now I read what you post.
Thought about the TRG-22 A1 for a second, until I read that Sako will be asking $6,000 for it, which is essentially a TRG-22 with a new stock on it. No way I am getting $6,000 past my wife, and even if I did, it would have to be .50 BMG for that price.