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Another 9.3 Question Re: Sako/Tikka's

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21 March 2002, 11:18
LoneEagle
Another 9.3 Question Re: Sako/Tikka's
I really like the looks of that CZ 550FS and may buy one for the sake of having one of them. But I am a southpaw. So anyway I see that Tikka lists the 9.3x62 in a left-hand model. Does anyone know if they import these or are they European market only? Thanks, Sean
21 March 2002, 12:45
<Paleohunter>
L.Eagle I dought it although I dont really know. I inquired about a Sako in 9.3 they list it but dont import it to the US I wish they did I hav ea CZ550 but wouldnt mind a sako also.
21 March 2002, 13:27
KurtC
Sako's in 9.3x62 have found their way into the US, usually as dealer samples. It was easier during the Stoeger days. I do have a couple of new Sako Mannlichers NIB in 9.3, but they are obviously rare and quite expensive.
I am mad at Sako for discontinuing the mannlicher series and haven't given much thought to locating their standard rifles in 9.3x62. I am working on importing full stock rifles in 9.3 from other manufactures. If you are interested in a Sako 9.3 mannlicher or a left hand 9.3, you can reach me at Stutzenrifles@aol.com

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[This message has been edited by KurtC (edited 03-21-2002).]

22 March 2002, 01:30
<Pygmy>
Loneagle...About a year ago I attempted to get a Tikka S/S Whitetail in 9.3 x 62..

I was told by the present importer, Beretta, that they would only inport rifles in this caliber in lots of five...I ended up buying a CZ 550 American that I am very pleased with..

Due to the increased interest in this caliber, I'm wondering if Beretta might change thier policy..

22 March 2002, 14:58
LoneEagle
Thanks guys, I guess I'll just have to find myself a LH rifle worth converting. Maybe a Stainless/Laminate Ruger. Sean
22 March 2002, 17:45
KurtC
Zoli makes their 1900 in a left hand 9.3x62. I am working on getting one of their Stutzen Luxus models to evaluate the quality. Here is their site:
http://www.zoli.it/az1900family/az1900stleft.htm

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