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| i would go with the sako. it is a 10X better rifle than the savage. if $$ is an option i would look at a tikka. the T3 or the older whitetail models. |
| Posts: 159 | Location: Saskatchewan | Registered: 14 November 2002 |
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| quote: Originally posted by Val: Planning on buying a 25-06. Both the Sako 75 and the Savage 110 FP come with adjustable triggers. Thoughts on which I should get from those that have either of these. Thanks
No contest, if money is not an option, friend. I have the Sako 75 in .300WM, and LOVE it!!..sakofan..Even named myself after this rifle!! |
| Posts: 1379 | Location: North Carolina | Registered: 11 March 2003 |
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| I am a great fan of Sakos, but I think that Sako may have screwed up with their "standard" calibers by cutting the barrels to 22 inches. This just isn't long enough for a .25-06 (or a .270, for that matter). Don't know the barrel length of the Savage. In all respects, the Sako will be a much more sophisticated and better finished (Finnished? ) rifle, although you probably won't find a huge difference in accuracy between the two. |
| Posts: 13274 | Location: Henly, TX, USA | Registered: 04 April 2001 |
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| Personally if money were not an object I would first off go with a Tikka T3 (I know that wasn't in there but---well you know sorry). I feel it is the nicest most accurate rifle on the market today.
Next I would go with the Savage--it is incredibly accurate!
Lastly I would take a look at the Sako.
Just my thoughts-have a great week I am heading out on a Mtn Goat hunt today.
"GET TO THE HILL"
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| Posts: 879 | Location: Bozeman,Montana USA | Registered: 31 October 2001 |
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| Is this rifle for hunting or just shooting??
Have you considered the Cooper rifle??
About the same money as the Sako, and would be a tremendous bench shooter!!
The barrel length that Stoney commented on would be an issue for bench. Less maybe for hunting..sakofan..No flies on the Savage either. They typically shoot well out of the box. Just not the same craftmanship as the Sako's/Tikka's. |
| Posts: 1379 | Location: North Carolina | Registered: 11 March 2003 |
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| Thanks for the replies. I'm buying this rifle for hunting. Prime target will be deer with an occasional coyote. |
| Posts: 257 | Location: Torrance, Ca | Registered: 02 July 2002 |
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| Val, Whichever you end up getting, rest assured that your choice of chambering was exquisite!!! GHD....pastor at the church of GHD.25-06 |
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| Had a 110 25-06. Scary accurate. Like Pop says, buy it and put your extra $ into glass! |
| Posts: 767 | Location: Seeley Lake Montana | Registered: 17 April 2002 |
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| "Sako or Savage"...looks kinda funny,seeing those two names in the same sentence! |
| Posts: 588 | Location: Sherwood Park,Alberta,Canada | Registered: 28 February 2001 |
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