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| Talley makes bases for Sakos that are extremely sturdy. I have them on all my Sakos and have never had a problem. |
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| I have used sako and Leupold rings on two 75s and several other older Sakos, never had any issues. However, my biggest cartridge has been the 257 WBY.
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| I should add I am looking at it on a .375 H&H |
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| I have never had a lick of trouble with my Sako mounts on my 416 Remington magnum. No trouble after 26 years of frequent use. |
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| Well designed mounts that hold up under recoil. With the added feature of rough windage adjustment built into the front dove tail. |
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